CHILLICOTHE - The Salvation Army of Chillicothe has officially begun accepting applications for its annual Angel Tree and Christmas Food Basket programs, bringing hope and holiday cheer to local families in need.
Chillicothe High School tennis Lady Hornets fourth-year head coach Sophie Chambers’ blueprint for the team’s 2025 season, like any pre-project plans, has seen some alterations, but is turning out much as she envisioned.
CHILLICOTHE - The Chillicothe Police Department has been awarded $50,000 through Missouri’s Blue Shield Program, part of Governor Mike Kehoe’s Safer Missouri initiative to strengthen community safety.
Richard Marsh, Harry Rhodes and Donald Herring attended the Rural Letter Carriers Board Meeting and Fall Booster on October 3 and 4 at Osage Beach.
Author Judy Henderson to Host Book Signing in Chillicothe Tomorrow
A monumental rally procured the Chillicothe High School softball Lady Hornets’ sixth Midland Empire Conference crown in a row a week ago yesterday, but uncertainty about their postseason prospects, due to persistent pain in the pitching arm of junior All-Stater Landry Marsh, takes a bit off the sheen off that accomplishment.
CHILLICOTHE - More than 140 Livingston County fourth-grade students spent Thursday, September 18, learning how to recognize and handle potential hazards at home, on the farm or ranch, and throughout rural communities.
CHILLICOTHE - The Chillicothe Correctional Center (CCC) Puppies for Parole (P$P) partnered with Linn County Humane Society in May 2025. Due to the success of this relationship, the Linn County Humane Society committed to donate $25 to CCC P4P for each dog adopted through the program. Angela Murrell, President of the board stopped by Chillicothe Correctional Center on September 11, 2025, to bring over a new dog for the program and presented the P4P program with a check for a $100.00 donation. Shown in the picture are Angela Murrell, President Linn County Humane Society and Case Manager II Stephanie Eckert, the P4P Coordinator at CCC.
Live Wrestling in Chillicothe This Weekend Will Benefit North Daviess R-III
HALE — The City of Hale has adopted a revised Nuisance Ordinance in response to growing concerns and complaints from residents regarding property upkeep throughout the city. Mayor Nicholas Wilson and the Hale City Council would like to address several common questions from the community regarding this updated ordinance.