While prices on many items were rising in the month of March, the USDA says food prices were fairly stable. USDA Economist Megan Sweitzer says a trip to the market didn’t change much in March. Sweitzer says some prices…
Thursday, April 11th Chillicothe Police Department responded to 83 calls for service as well as conducted traffic stops and business checks. At 10:30 Thursday night officers followed up on a previous theft investigation in the 900 block of Fredrick…
Young at Heart Resources, a program that serves those 55 and older in 18 Northwest Missouri Counties will be in Chillicothe for four weeks beginning April 30th for their Give 5 Program. Shannon Neil says the Give 5 program is…
Chillicothe Police officers are completing training with the FBI LEEDA Academy. Chillicothe Police Chief Jon Maples says LEDA provides three levels of leadership training. Maples says they have three that just completed another level of training. …
The Chillicothe Fire Department is upgrading several radios. Chillicothe Fire Chief Eric Reeter says grant funding will assist the department in the purchasing of radios. The Governor’s recent announcement of nearly $10,000 in ARPA grant Funding for the department will…
The start of a new street in the City of Chillicothe is being prepared by the City’s engineers. City Administrator Roze Frampton explains. Engineers are preparing bid specifications for the entrance to the new Industrial Park. Commerce Drive will enter…
Parents of children ready to enter Pre-School and Kindergarten in the Chillicothe R-II School District are encouraged to make an appointment for screening. The Chillicothe Early Learning Center at the Chillicothe Elementary School will conduct the screenings May 13th to…
The City of Chillicothe’s Animal Ordinances could see some updates soon. Chillicothe’s Animal Control Officer, Nicholas Ledbetter, presented several points of clarity to the council this week. City Administrator Roze Frampton says the goal is to clear up possible confusion…
A Kansas City man accused of alleged forgery, tampering with a vehicle, and possession of forging instruments will have his case heard before a Sullivan County Jury. Twenty-nine-year-old Tyler L. McFarland’s trial is set for May 14th and 15th before…
Announcements of significant updates to the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) food packages marks a pivotal moment in the program’s history. The USDA’s final rule incorporates several key enhancements to better align with the evidence-based…
