I have been receiving a lot of phone calls this spring regarding onsite septic systems, which are commonly referred to (incorrectly) as septic tanks. The reason I say they are incorrectly called septic tanks is that the tank is only part of the system. I really do not like these calls because by the time a problem is noticed and they call me, it is generally too late to do much except make a very expensive repair/replacement.
We all want to stay healthy and live independently throughout our retirement years. Unfortunately, that won’t be possible for some of us, so it’s a good idea to be prepared for health-related challenges — such as the need for longterm care.
America’s corn farmers proved, once again, they are resilient, innovative, and competitive. By adapting practices, adopting new technology, and doing-morewith- less, America’s corn farmers made great contributions in helping to feed and fuel a growing world.
THROWBACK THURSDAY SERIES@LILLIAN DESMARIAS YOUTH LIBRARY The Teen Department of the Lillian DesMarias Youth Library invites teens, ages 12-18, to its Throwback Thursday series on Thursday, Feb. 23 from 5:30 p.m.
This year, Chillicothe High School’s Rotary Interact is partnering with Chillicothe’s Rotary Club on their current project “Shoes For Orphan Souls” and would like to share some additional information with you about the project as you begin to see the project be put into action in Chillicothe.
The Farmers’ Electric Cooperative (FEC) Board of Directors have chosen former FEC General Manager, Mike Sanders, to serve as the Interim General Manager, effective March 27, 2023. Mike will take on the responsibilities of the General Manager (GM) until a permanent GM is appointed.
Winners of the 60th annual Farmers’ Electric Cooperative essay contest have been announced. Two juniors won all-expense paid trips to Washington, D.C. Three sophomores, including two Chillicothe High School students, won all-expense paid trips to the Cooperative Youth Conference & Leadership Experience (C.Y.C.L.E.) program in Jefferson City.
Many people make financial New Year’s resolutions, such as reducing their debts or contributing more to their retirement accounts — both of which are certainly worthy goals. But among those who planned to make a financial resolution for 2023, the primary reason was the desire to build an emergency savings fund, according to a December 2022 study by research firm Morning Consult.
SUSANNA CIRCLE SILENT AUCTION THIS FRIDAY The Susanna Circle of the Chillicothe United Methodist Church will have a Silent Auction on Friday, March 31 in the Christian Life Center from 10 to 11 a.m. Tickets are available from any Circle member, at the door and the church office.