The number of COVID-19 in Livingston County is now at 742. The Livingston County Health Center released the numbers Tuesday morning. In the county, there are 74 active cases and 19 are hospitalized. Of the current cases, 14 is from area facilities and 8 attend Livingston County Schools. The number of deaths in the county is at 19. Numbers for […]
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The Thanksgiving Holiday will be very different for most families this year. The large gatherings are reduced to a few select guests or just immediate family. If you are used to a large gathering and bringing a portion of the meal, it doesn’t need to be that different. Talk with the rest of the family, and work out the time […]
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The number of COVID-19 in Livingston County is now at 703. The Livingston County Health Center released the numbers Friday morning. In the county, there are 77 active cases and 19 are hospitalized. Of the current cases, 1 is from area facilities and 13 attend Livingston County Schools. The number of deaths in the county is at 17. Numbers for […]
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The Livingston County Commissioners will meet only one time next week. The meeting will be Tuesday at 9:30 am and will start with a bridge inspection at LIV 409, north of Mooresville. The Commissioners will return to the Courthouse to handle county road and bridge matters and administrative and departmental responsibilities. While the Livingston County Courthouse is open on a […]
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With the Mask Mandate for Livingston County, Sherry Weldon, Livingston County Health Center Director says while the mandate can not be enforced, they need the cooperation of the community. She says the mandate does not require businesses to refuse customers that do not wear a mask, If individuals or businesses have questions about the executive order, you can call the […]
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The Brookfield Schools have temporarily moved to virtual instruction. The actions were taken due to a shortage of faculty and staff due to close contact quarantines and positive cases. The Virtual instruction began today (Thursday) and the district plans to have students return to the building on December 7th. The district will continue to monitor the situation and will provide […]
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The Christmas season in Chillicothe is an opportunity to show off our Holiday Spirit and The Festival of Lights is one of those opportunities. The Festival of Lights will officially open on Saturday night, with a ceremony at Simpson Park. Festival of Lights Coordinator Barb Burton invites everyone to join them for this special tradition. The music will start at […]
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A Mask Mandate for ALL OF LIVINGSTON COUNTY goes into effect Friday. Under an Executive Order from the Livingston County Health Center, Presiding Commissioner Ed Douglas, Chillicothe Mayor Theresa Kelly, Hedrick Medical Center and the Chillicothe R-II School District, an Emergency Declaration has established the requirement to wear a face mask. (Full Text Of The Executive Order) AS OF […]
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The Chillicothe R-II School District is working to finalize plans for the 2nd Semester of virtual learning. Superintendent Dan Wiebers says virtual learning will be offered. Wiebers says they are still working to determine is a student that chose virtual learning can switch to in-school classes. They are also considering if a senior that chooses virtual learning will be allowed […]
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The Chillicothe R-II School Board approved a policy for wearing masks in the district facilities. Superintendent Dan Wiebers explains the policy. Wiebers says this follows Governor Parson’s Mask Guidelines released late last week. The guidelines affect who needs to be quarantined if an individual is found to have COVID-19. If students that may have been exposed later show symptoms of […]
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