27 JAN 2022 · A fairly new Chillicothe downtown shop also offers mental health. "Dauntless Roots" at 13 West Second Street offers plants, handcrafted items from women-owned businesses, canine companionship...and support for the mind. Kate Smith opened her shop in August and offers monthly gatherings there, "Mental Health Matters Night."

24 JAN 2022 · Bernie Moreno is also a businessman, but focused on the fact that he was a childhood legal immigrant from Columbia. He said he has visited the south border because he didn't want to talk about it without seeing it firsthand. He compared the stuation to the fictional "Hunger Games."

24 JAN 2022 · J.D. Vance has been portrayed as an author. He has written a book, "Hilbilly Elegy," a success a few years ago. But he speaks mainly as a businessman. He also flatly decries bipartisan corruption and bad decisions.

24 JAN 2022 · As a businessman, Mike Gibbons describes himself as living the American dream. He says he is not a career politician, has spent his life in business, and understands economics.

24 JAN 2022 · An Ohio Senator since 2017, Matt Dolan from Cleveland pointed out his experience and track record as a conservative Ohio legislator.

21 JAN 2022 · The Ross County "March for Life" will happen in downtown Chillicothe on the anniversary of the 1973 Roe v Wade decision.

23 NOV 2021 · Instead of a December show, the Pump House Center for the Arts is hosting their annual holiday bazaar. Find perfect unique gifts and help support the nonprofit public art gallery in Chillicothe's Yoctangee Park, starting with an opening December 2nd. An open house is December 3rd and 4th with hot cider and pop corn. Pump House director John Payne says artists and crafters can set up a free six-foot table and use wall space in the building, through December 30th. The Pump House will handle all sales, with a 30% charge.

15 NOV 2021 · Mike McGinn on his "Chillicothe and Other Places" show in the Pump House Center for the Arts, November 2021

12 NOV 2021 · Melody Lapczynski spearheaded this effort, after hearing the pride of another Ohio town with the designation. When asked if she was the instigator of it, she says that many helped, but she did ask "why don't we?"

12 NOV 2021 · Aside from all the supporters, veterans and families, and local leaders, a group of Pickaway-Ross Career & Technology Center students also gave of their time for the event. Tea McCaulla is co-advisor to the local "Skills USA" chapter, and she said her students spent the previous three days weeding, mulching, painting, and repairing a bench built a few years ago by the school.