As Halloween is nearly here, it is time to review a little Halloween Safety. Jesica Trussell from the Livingston County Extension office says to make sure you’ve prepared your child to be safe and have some fun. For Costumes, Trussell says to make sure they are made of flame-resistant material. Shoes that fit well are also important as a poor […]
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Chillicothe’s annual BooFest is back on the downtown square this year. Main Street Chillicothe organizes BooFest each year and Director Pam Jarding says there are still spots available for businesses that want to come to the Downtown area. Jarding says registration is $10 and can be done with a phone call to the Main Street office at 660-646-4071. BooFest will […]
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Chillicothe’s annual BooFest is back on the downtown square this year. Main Street Chillicothe organizes the event each year and Director Pam Jarding says she is glad to be back downtown after COVID moved them out last year. Jarding says they are inviting the community to participate. Registration is $10 and can be done with a phone call to the […]
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About 1500 little ghosts and goblins are expected to descend on downtown Chillicothe this afternoon for the annual BooFest. Chillicothe Families are encouraged to bring their children downtown for the event. Main Street Chillicothe sponsors the BooFest event and Pam Jarding says it is a great alternative to knocking on doors of strangers. BooFest begins at 4:00 pm and ends […]
Read moreWhile Halloween is a fun time for kids and adults, there are some who are expected to follow specific rules for this holiday. Sexual offenders in the State of Missouri have been informed of the Halloween rules that include: Avoiding all Halloween-related contact with children; Remain inside their home between 5:00 and 10:30 pm, unless required to be elsewhere; Must […]
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Chillicothe Families are encouraged to bring their children downtown this Thursday night for Boo Fest. Main Street Chillicothe sponsors the Boo Fest event and Pam Jarding says it is a great alternative to knocking on doors of strangers. Jarding says Boo Fest begins at 4:00 pm and ends at 6:00. About 1500 little ghosts and goblins are expected to visit […]
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There is about a week and a half before Halloween, and if you are still looking for a costume Jessica Trussell from the Livingston County Extension office says think safety. Trussell says a good fit is also important. She says visibility is also important. Remind children to stay together, cross streets at the corner and only go to homes that […]
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Selecting the perfect costume for your child’s Halloween trick-or-treating should be more than just the character… Safety needs to be a consideration when selecting or creating the costume. Richard Beard of Utah State University Extension says ready-made costumes offer many advantages Beard says you need to think ahead and plan for possible weather. If your child is bundled up under […]
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Chillicothe’s annual Boo Fest is this evening in downtown Chillicothe. Main Street Chillicothe is the organizer of the event that includes downtown businesses passing out candy from 4:00 to 6:00 pm. The streets will be blocked off at Clay and Locust, Jackson and Locust and Webster and Locust, and Chillicothe Police will assist with crossing safety at Washington Street. KCHI […]
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This is Halloween and that means excited kids that may not be paying attention in all the excitement. Chillicothe Police Chief Jon Maples has some reminders for parents when they take their children to residential neighborhoods. Maples says it is also important to drive safely in residential neighborhoods on Halloween. Maples says attending Boo-Fest in downtown Chillicothe is the safest […]
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