The Chillicothe Police Department’s report for the past few days includes more than 300 calls from Friday – Monday. Friday 09:24 PM Officers were dispatched to a reported physical domestic disturbance in the 1100 block of 1st Street. Officers were unable to find any evidence of injuries or that an assault occurred. Both parties involved denied that the altercation had […]
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To celebrate Historic Preservation Month, the Livingston County Library and Main Street Chillicothe will have Seniors On Tour, Friday at Silvermoon Plaza. Main Street Executive Director Pam Jarding says this is a walking tour. Jarding says there will be opportunities to stop and rest and for those that want to end their tour at any point, they can do that. […]
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Mowers for the Green Hills Golf Course and Chillicothe Street Department were approved by the Chillicothe city council in a special meeting Monday. The Council met at City Hall to review bids for zero-turn mowers. Green Hills Golf Course required a diesel mower with at least a 60-inch deck. The lowest and best bid, based on price and availability was […]
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Three accidents for the local area were investigated by the Missouri Highway Patrol Monday. At about 11:15 am near Branson, 84-year-old Joseph W Shearer of Breckenridge had minor injuries following an accident on Highway 76, the report states a pick-up driven by 58-year-old Shela A Crackenberger of Hale was eastbound and turned into the path of a westbound sports car. […]
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A hazardous moving operation was conducted Monday by the Trenton Police Department and the Missouri Highway Patrol Assistant Chief Larry Smith reports the enforcement operation included stopping 20 vehicles for various traffic violations. As a result of those traffic stops, 11 citations and 29 warnings were issued. Totals from this enforcement effort include: Speed Citations: 2 Uninsured Motorist Citations: 2 […]
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The Memorial Day Holiday means no trash pick-up on Monday in the city of Chillicothe. CMU refuse Director Troy Figg says the CMU refuse customers with a Monday residential route will not have their trash picked up Monday, May 30th. CMU will pick up Monday and Tuesday Trash Routes on Tuesday, May 31st. If you have questions, call the CMU […]
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The Chillicothe Historic Preservation Commission will meet Thursday at the CMU Meeting Room. The meeting will start at 6:00 pm and will include a draft of a survey. The meeting begins with training opportunities. New business includes Paul Mohr with the presentation of the Draft Survey report from the Intensive Survey Study. The board will also discuss a vacancy on […]
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A new City Clerk and City Auditor were sworn in this morning in a ceremony at City Hall. Amy Hess was sworn in as City Clerk by the County Clerk, Sherry Parks. Allison Jeffries was sworn in as City Auditor by the former City Clerk, Roze Frampton. Mayor Theresa Kelly says she is very excited to have the new City […]
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Due to recent events, a few of the restrooms in the Chillicothe Park system may be temporarily closed. Parks Superintendent Josh Norris says this is becoming an ongoing problem. The cost of repairs is from $500 to $1000 at each location for the damage done this weekend. There may be additional expenses at Simpson because of partitions that were damaged. […]
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The Chillicothe Street Projects are well underway for the summer. Street Superintendent Jeff Gillespie says the contractor completed Irving Street. Work on two other streets will continue, On Olive, south of Gravesville Park, there will be a street closing for replacement and drainage. On Woodrow, CMU has completed their utility work, but there is a gas line that needs to […]
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