One-hundred-seven calls for service were handled by the Chillicothe Police Department Wednesday. Some of the calls include: 1:42 PM, Officers took a report of a stolen cell phone from the 700 block of Elm Street. Officers tracked the phone to…
At the recent Livingston County Library Board meeting, area residents voiced concerns over material available at the Lilian DesMarias Youth Library. The material is related to Trans-Gender topics. Library Director Sue Lightfoot Horine provided a statement on the topic. All…
The sentencing hearing for 40-year-old Nicole Marie Koch on charges of Endangering The Welfare of a Child is Thursday at 9:00 am. Koch had pled guilty to the charge in December, with other charges dropped in the plea agreement. The…
Chillicothe’s annual All-Schools Art Exhibit is running now through April 12th at Cultural Corner Art Guild and Gallery. Three separate displays will be presented. The artwork of Chillicothe High and Middle School students is exhibited now, through March 15th. From…
The deadline for filing IRS and State Tax returns is April 15th this year. IRS Spokesman Ceasar Yabor says there are only a couple of exceptions this year. Except in Massachusetts and Washington DC. Yabor says if you will not…
The annual North Missouri Sportsman’s Alliance (NMSA) deer antler scoring program will be March 23rd at Celebrations in Chillicothe. In this event, certified scorers will be measuring the antlers for local hunters. NMSA President Steve Shoot says the deer will…
The 2024 Chillicothe Education Association Team Trivia Championship is this Friday at the CHS Commons. Jim Wheeler from the Chillicothe Education Association says the event is open to teams of up to five players. Wheeler says the event is a…
A public hearing for the stormwater improvement project in the Hutchinson Subdivision will be held March 19th. The meeting is at City Hall at 5:15 pm. The city will provide details about the stormwater. The location of the stormwater improvements…
The Livingston County Sheriff’s Department report includes several incidents and arrests. Incident Reports: February 24th, LCSO responded to reports of an intoxicated man allegedly leaving Southwest School. Deputies located the vehicle in a field entrance on LIV 416. Investigation resulted…
A Tornado can be deadly and tornadoes have demonstrated their awful power in the region. Tornadoes are most commonly associated with thunderstorms and there may or may not be extended warnings ahead of the tornado. The National Weather Service issues…
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March 6, 2024
Concerns Over Trans Gender Material At Youth Library
At the recent Livingston County Library Board meeting, area residents voiced concerns over material available at the Lilian DesMarias Youth Library. The material is related to Trans-Gender topics. Library Director Sue Lightfoot Horine provided a statement on the topic. All…