Residents Sought to Fill Board Vacancies
CHILLICOTHE - There are three board openings in the City of Chillicothe and interested residents are asked to submit an application to Mayor Theresa Kelly for consideration.
CHILLICOTHE - There are three board openings in the City of Chillicothe and interested residents are asked to submit an application to Mayor Theresa Kelly for consideration.
There’s something magical about summer. Not the kind of magic that comes from fireworks or family vacations, (well…OK— those are really great parts about it too) but the kind that sneaks in with the hum of cicadas and the slow drip of a melting popsicle. It’s a nostalgia-soaked kind of wonder—the kind that lives in bare feet on hot pavement, the smell of chlorine and cut grass, and the timeless thrill of chasing lightning bugs with nothing but a jar and a little bit of hope.
For some, Father’s Day is cookouts and neckties. It’s phone calls and corny jokes. It’s awkward hugs and “thanks for always being there” kind of moments. But for others — for the ones who scroll past the Father’s Day sales and the heartwarming posts with a lump in their throat — the day hits differently. This is one of my many firsts without my Dad.
CHILLICOTHE — Thwarted by the weather last weekend, the North Missouri Sportman’s Alliance (NMSA) and the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) have rescheduled their annual free Kids Fishing Derby to Saturday, June 28, reports Steve Shoot, president of the NMSA.
They weren’t just there for the lessons. The best teachers never are.
CHILLICOTHE - The Livingston County Library is offering a variety of engaging events this May, bringing fun, creativity, and community spirit to the forefront for local adults.
CHILLICOTHE - The Livingston County Preservation Society invites the public to attend a special ceremony honoring the newest inductee into the Chillicothe Hall of Fame: Jerry Litton. The unveiling event will take place on Friday, May 9, at 5:30 p.m. at the Sliced Bread Innovation Center, located at 100 Elm Street, Chillicothe.
On Sunday, April 20, the Surbers met at the Meadville Community Center for their annual Easter gathering. Forty-one descendants and guests enjoyed a carry-in lunch and visiting. After lunch, the youngest generation enjoyed an Easter egg hunt.
Apparently content with “keeping their powder dry” for the approaching Midland Empire Conference Championships and postseason meets, Chillicothe High School’s track-and-field Hornets contented themselves with second- and third-place team finishes in meets it seemed they readily could have won last week.
CHILLICOTHE - At its recent meeting, the Chillicothe City Council approved the installation of an access control and video surveillance system for the city’s new law enforcement building housing the Chillicothe Police Department. Proceeding with the purchase now of the equipment would secure current pricing and avoid potential cost increases due to tariffs. The current presented cost for services and products is $103,215.