Maybe I dove into this topic because of the passing of Ozzy Osbourne this week or maybe I’ve just been itching for good tunes. But—- Remember when going to a concert didn’t feel like applying for a loan?
By PAUL STURMC-T Sports Editorpsturm@cherryroad.com Some 10 years after he debuted in the MINK League with the St. Joseph Mustangs as a mid-20s, post-military-service, junior college student and following a…
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JEFFERSON CITY - Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe had a busy day July 14 when he signed 10 bills into law. Two of these were sponsored by Chillicothe-based Senator Rusty Black.
Donald and Danelle Herring attended the 1st District Rural Letter Carriers meeting Saturday, July 12, at Hamilton.
CHILLICOTHE - After more than 41 years of dedicated service to communities, Theresa Hendrix, Chief Executive Officer of the Grand River Area Family YMCA, Inc., has announced she will retire at the end of the year. Her last day will be December 12, 2025.
By PAUL STURM C-T Sports Editor psturm@cherryroad.com State champs respectively cited as pitcher, infielder; Rinehart second-team pitcher Tack one last “first” onto the chronicles of… Login to continue reading Login…
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.