Tag: Chillicothe
Baxter, Leamer are CHS Homecoming Royalty
The 2020 Chillicothe High School Homecoming is in the books with the traditional crowning of the King and Queen after Friday night’s football game. Mason Baxter was crowned King. Homecoming Announcer Bill Shaffer listed Baxter’s accomplishments This year’s queen was Ella Leamer. Shaffer announced her accomplishments. The Hornets Football team lost the game to the Cameron Dragons.
Read moreNew Look For Boo-Fest This Year
The 21st annual BooFest will be Saturday, October 31st, but because of COVID-19, there are changes this year. Main Street Director Pam Jarding says they are teaming with the Chamber of Commerce this year and are collecting funds to fill goody bags. Jarding says on Halloween Night, BooFest will be held in the parking lot of First Baptist Church. At […]
Read moreChillicothe Middle School Moves To Hybrid Schedule Starting Monday
The Chillicothe Middle School will begin a Hybrid Teaching schedule for their students beginning Monday. Superintendent Dan Wiebers says 30% of the students at the middle school have been quarantined, resulting in the changes. Wiebers says under the Hybrid Plan, they have split the students that will attend based on the primary parent’s LAST NAME. Under the plan, the Hybrid […]
Read moreKatatonics To Perform At Arts Council / Steam & Gas Event
The Chillicothe Area Arts Council invites you to an evening of music and fun. Arts Council Director Marylou Vandeventer says they will have the band Katatonics performing at the Litton Ag Center on Friday September 25th, from 7:00 – 8 30 pm. The program is free, but social distancing is strongly recommended. Mark your calendars and come enjoy an evening […]
Read moreHow Chillicothe R-II Responds To COVID-19 Cases
When the Chillicothe R-II School District is notified of a student or staff member that has tested positive to COVID-19, there are actions they must take. Superintendent Dan Wiebers says that includes moving any affected students to Quarantined status, where they will be home for two weeks. Wiebers says if a member of the teaching staff is found to be […]
Read moreCMU Household Hazardous Materials Drop-Off
The Chillicothe Municipal Utilities Fall Household Hazardous Materials drop-off will be September 26th. Troy Figg from CMU Refuse Department says this is for Chillicothe and Livingston County Residents. Figg says they will not be accepting tires for this event. He says this is for residential Household Hazardous Materials only. Please no businesses. If you have questions, call 646-1683.
Read moreChillicothe R-II Homecoming
The Homecoming activities for today are modified from previous years. The students in the district will have an early out today. Check the district web page for the early-out schedule for each building. There is NO Homecoming parade this year due to concerns for COVID-19. The High School will have a pep rally this morning at the stadium and there […]
Read moreSenior Food Box Program Continues Through Second Harvest
A new senior box food program will be implemented by Second Harvest Community Food Bank. This program will be available at no cost beginning in October at the distribution sites who have been distributing Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) boxes to eligible seniors, including in Chillicothe. The goal is to make sure individuals in need have the support and resources […]
Read moreChillicothe Police Report For Thursday
The Chillicothe Police Department responded to 91 calls for service Thursday. The calls included: 3:14 am, Officers responded to a residence in the 100 block of Henry Street where a subjects Medic Alert had activated. The person was found to be OK. 7:01 am, Report of a suspicious acting person in the 200 block of Second Street. Officers located the […]
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