The Grand River Historical Society & Museum is continuing its Traditional Arts series with a Linocut Printmaking Class on Tuesday, May 6. This hands-on workshop, led by artist Dustin Rennells, will introduce participants to the art of linoleum block carving and printmaking.
The following Chillicothe High School Fine Arts students have earned MEC All Conference honors recognition.
The Chillicothe Planning and Zoning Commission is set to meet on March 3 at City Hall to discuss proposed changes to the Mystic Heights Subdivision. The meeting, scheduled to begin at 5:30 p.m., will focus on a request to redivide the property and rename streets within the subdivision.
Livingston County property owners are reminded that the deadline to submit their annual assessment forms is quickly approaching. All personal property and real estate owners must return their completed forms by March 1.
LUDLOW LIONS. The Ludlow Lions are entering their busy season with the post of their summer ball registration form. The TRI CO league has divisions for players from tee ball to 14-18. The registration forms have also been left at Southwest School, at the Ludlow Lions building, and patrons may email Marj Locker at malocker@hotmail.com to have one sent to them. Forms are not mailed out.
MU Extension is pleased to welcome Shelby Jenkins as the new Field Specialist in Livestock serving Ray, Saline, Livingston, Chariton, Carroll and Lafayette counties. In her role, Jenkins will provide research-based recommendations to assist livestock producers in all aspects of production, including grazing management, feeding strategies, and reproductive efficiency.
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The Chillicothe Board of Public Works has approved a resolution appointing two Chillicothe Municipal Utilities (CMU) officials to the Missouri Electric Commission. The resolution includes updates to the commission’s name and the titles of the appointees.
The Grand River Historical Society & Museum has been awarded a $15,000 grant from the Missouri Humanities Council (MHC) to support its upcoming project, ‘Our History: Exhibits From the Archives.’ This initiative aims to enhance historical preservation efforts and showcase rarely seen artifacts in preparation for AMERICA250, the national semiquincentennial celebration in 2026.
The Farmers’ Electric Area Youth Benefit Fund is hosting its annual ‘Chances for Children’ charity event on March 15 at the Chillicothe Elks Lodge. The event promises an evening of games, food, and raffles, all aimed at supporting local families with children’s medical expenses.