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Article Presented By McDonald’s, “I’m Lovin’ It!” (Chillicothe) – The City of Chillicothe is taking steps to enhance road safety by installing speed humps on Pawnee Road and South Watt Street. Unlike speed bumps, which are shorter and more abrupt, speed humps are longer and have a gentler slope. This design makes speed humps less […]
Article Presented By Hanes Total Healthcare Center… (Chillicothe) – The City of Chillicothe Engineering Department has announced that milling and paving work of City streets has begun affecting portions of the following roads – Hickory, Columbus, Banyas, Buckeye, Edgewood, Ashley, North Bowman, Fourth, Logan and Watt. Crews will effectively move throughout the city to conduct […]
Article presented by McDonald’s, I’m Lovin’ It! … In a news release from Chillicothe Mayor Luke Feeney’s office, how to get to the events celebrating ourCountry’s Independence Day on Thursday, July 4th, in Yoctangee Park. Pool PartyThe annual pool party will be held on Thursday, July 4th, from 7:00 P.M. – 10:00 P.M. at the […]
Article Presented By Pickaway Ross CTC… (Chillicothe) – The City of Chillicothe has announced an upcoming change that will impact your service expenses. City Ordinances 32-24 and 33-24 passed by Chillicothe City Council on June 10, 2024, require annual adjustments. There will be an increase in city trash rates to $17 per month and in […]
Article Presented By Rathkamp Financial… (Chillicothe) – The City of Chillicothe has received funding from the Safe Streets for All grant program through the United States Department of Transportation. The funding is for communities to improve roadway safety by increasing protections for bicyclists and pedestrians while significantly reducing and eventually eliminating roadway fatalities and serious […]
Article Presented By McDonald’s, I’m Lovin’ It! (Chillicothe) – The City of Chillicothe is the recipient of grant funding from the H2Ohio Chloride Reduction Program. The funding is for communities to improve salt storage and distribution to reduce the amount of salt running off into Ohio’s streams, rivers, and lakes. The program was a highly […]
