Classroom learning activities for the remainder of this academic year are suspended. Governor Mike Parson made that announcement in his briefing this afternoon. Parson says the students will continue the distance learning through the end of the planned school year. Chillicothe R-II Superintendent Dan Wiebers says the district will need to look at some of their plans, but students will […]
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The Chillicothe High School Seniors are missing out on the traditions of the CHS Senior Classes due to the COVID-19 Crisis. The Chillicothe High School knows that is not fair and they are trying to help bring some of the celebrations to the students. CHS Assistant Principal Dr Jill Watkins says Yard Signs were placed in the Senior Yards Wednesday. […]
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The Chillicothe R-II School District has changed the Meal Delivery and Pick-up scheduled through April 24th. Superintendent Dan Wiebers says today’s delivery included the meals for today (Thursday), along with Friday and Monday because of the Easter Holiday. April 14th, they will deliver the Tuesday meal April 15th will include the meals for the 15th & 16th On the 17th, […]
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Chillicothe’s Board of Public Works met this week to approve a few bids. For the Electric Department, a ½ ton 4 door pick-up was purchased. The low bid was from Max Curnow for $31,884. For the Water Department’s Water Main Improvement program, the low bid was from All Clear Pumping & Sewer for $493,328 For the Wastewater Department, the Sewer […]
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The Grand River Bridge south of Chillicothe on US Highway 65 will be reduced to a single lane beginning Monday. The crews have been working on the access road at the north end of the bridge. They are now ready to begin the next phase, which will include the redecking process. During the project, there will be only one lane […]
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In Sports, a number of things can make a memory: a special season, a special player or a single game. On today’s Hornets Flashback, Randy Dean recalls a special football game from just a couple seasons ago. On Friday, Randy will tell you about the first state champion in CHS History.
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The number of COVID-19 cases in Livingston County remains at 1. Health Center Director Sherry Weldon says testing in the county continues and the community is doing their part. Weldon has some recommendations for those that are having to get out for the essentials. She says if you are tested, and the test results come back positive, you will be […]
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Livingston County Sheriff’s Department K9 – Zaki – was injured in the incident in Wheeling on March 19th. Sheriff Steve Cox says Zaki is still recovering. Cox says Zaki’s injuries will be reevaluated at that time. He says the long term expectation is Zaki will make a full recovery.
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Catalytic converters were stolen from 10 buses in Chillicothe. The Chillicothe Police Department investigated the theft Sunday afternoon in the lot near the Grand River Multi-Purpose Center. Chillicothe Police Chief Jon Maples says they haven’t had this type of theft in a few years. Chief Maples says Chillicothe is not the only community hit with this type of theft. He […]
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On today’s Hornets Sports Flashback, Randy Dean will talk about the most successful Lady Hornets Tennis Doubles Team in school history. On Sports tomorrow, Randy will recap one of the greatest Hornets football wins in recent years.
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