Chillicothe, OH News

• Chillicothe, OH News
• Unique talent found in Piketon grad with an unusual name
• Twin Waverly co-valedictorians enter next journey in life together
• Busy grad aims to work with children
• CHS grad looking to pursue dream of working with animals
• OU-C says ranking is misleading
• Re-created Civil War-era village to reopen
• Suspected counterfeit goods seized
• Idol, junior idol winners announced Sunday at Feast
• Huntington BOE to meet in special session Thursday
• Huntington grad dances through well-planned life
• Bargain Advocate: Secrets of a garage sale ninja
• Student takes personalized path to Adena High School graduation
• Memorial Day ceremonies, parades planned
• Long-term solutions for pool still lacking
• Area students fare slightly worse than 2011 on OGT
• Officials work to counter number of deer, especially in recreational areas
• Senior Citizen menus
• Cleveland native brings big-city staple to Chillicothe
• PV schools might name new superintendent this week
• Four local service members remembered in flag display
• Program will target Medicare questions
• Police link dead ex-con to 2010 Ohio church slaying
• Porter Memorial Run enters 13th year raising funds for scholarships
• Report: Juvenile prison no longer in crisis
• Suspect in garage break-ins faces 6 felony counts
• Bill would bar employers from accessing workers' online accounts
• Marker for local soldier added to Ohio memorial
• Leads come in on identity of John Doe from 1975
• Photo: Bishop Flaget celebrates end of school year
• Southeastern schools host Lima Company memorial, Veterans Awareness Ride
• Raid nets drug charge
• MEMORIAL DAY PARADE LINEUP
• 1st trial begins in septic tank body case
• Ohio lawmakers approve new gambling regulations
• Two people arrested in connection with suspected meth lab
• Revised gas, oil drilling rules go to Kasich
• Better Business Bureau warns that Memorial Day is busy for scammers
• IRS closing local office
• Retired officer pleads guilty to four charges, still facing trial on 10 others
• Ohio Supreme Court upholds state smoking ban
• Keep pool, travel safety top of mind for holiday weekend
• Event to benefit competing veterans
• Childhood lessons guided retiring principal's career
• Bill would help veterans seek resources
• No charges filed in raid
• Feast of the Flowering Moon returns
• Area home prices jumped sharply in April
• Graduating Chillicothe Campus learner Sue Colley makes most of her ‘second act’ as a college student
• Pair convicted of running Waverly pill mill could face 20 years to life
• Upcoming Recognition of Graduation event emphasizes campus’ student-centered approach
• Theft of $300 does $20,000 in damage to church
• Quality higher education is an affordable proposition
• All-Conference Golfers
• Paraphernalia, pills found when S. Mulberry St. warrant served
• DuPont's Circleville operation to add jobs
• Woman reports phone scam about Walmart
• Ohio justice says she'll leave court at year's end
• National Church Residences' local properties honored
• Exotic animal bill headed to governor
• Funeral home offers distracted driving education
• Allen Elementary fifth-graders take part in business, marketing exercise
• No leads on blood found at Strawser Park
• Poland Park Neighborhood Watch meeting canceled
• Heavy rain cause of local road closures
• Allies on 'irreversible' course to end Afghan war
• Prosecutor says stolen gun was used in fatal shooting
• Doubling up bus routes returns to budget talks at Zane Trace
• Environmentalists criticize Ohio drilling regulations
• Road rage results in fight, knife injury
• Ohio looks to erase dead voters from state's rolls
• Veterans council forms to inform others of benefits
• Chillicothe H.S. announces ticket procedures
• Study: Cases of youth diabetes, pre-diabetes soar
• Ohio's dropout numbers jump at higher rate
• Groundcovers reduce weeding, mulching and erosion
• Student raising money for band tour of Europe
• Bookworm program gets $3,000 grant boost
• City schools plan to move personnel
• Student makes it through adversity to graduate
• Senior citizens menus
• Planning for health care costs in retirement
• School boards to discuss budget reductions
• Rittinger tagged for OU-C alumni leadership honor
• Bargain Advocate: Windy City trip #wins (and #fails)
• Brine toxin reports concern some
• HUD hopes Hopeton upgrades are green model for other facilities
• Chillicothe area couples: Obama's support of gay marriage encouraging
• New Zane Trace graduate was not expected to survive beyond infancy
• Officials use 3D reconstruction in quest to identify body
• Student from Japan inspires peers to learn more about country
• Photo: Spring talent show takes on 1980s music
• Attempted rape of 11-year-old nets Kingston man 10 years in prison
• Funding hopes still alive for Piketon centrifuge
• Stigma, grief a struggle for suicide survivors
• Auditor: Apply soon for tax exemption
• Ag Department plans gypsy moth treatment
• Women's Day is Sunday at Quinn Chapel AME Church
• Three arrested in meth raid
• Strawser Park gets makeover with Children's Hospital's help
• Not your typical carpentry student
• Correction
• Poland Park hosting family fun Sunday
• ESD slates session
• Huntington Schools to end last day early
• Highway designations to memorialize veterans, corrections officer
• Police seeking would-be robbers in early morning knife attack
• Two charged in connection with pill mills
• Hopeton Village celebrates reopening
• Zane Trace fails to act on school hours change
• New flea market to debut Saturday
• Tiffin Elementary remembers former secretary
• Expense funds in question for Schmidt's foreign gift repayment
• Chillicothe police arrest 4 in drug search
• Ohio's Schaffer intent on drug testing measure
• Suspect linked to Chillicothe paintball shooting charged
• Surprised nursing student delivers baby outside Adena Medical Center
• Youth charged in sexual assault of child
• Once addicted, woman shares story to inspire hope
• Death penalty for Ohio man in triple stabbing
• Ohio Senate approves horizontal drilling rules
• Nursing home care to be discussed
• Texting ban, teen rules sent to Ohio governor
• USEC realizes one of its goals
• Adena eyes future funding issues
• Bill would link welfare, drug tests in Ohio
• Former OU-C student Martha Gerber Rittinger named Rich Bebee Alumni Leadership Award Winner
• Chillicothe Campus students identify qualities they would include in their own colleges
• Girl shot at restaurant dies in Ohio
• Veterans Open House designed to showcase educational, career resources
• Registration is now underway for Kids in College summer program for youth
• OU-C to offer academic minor in coaching education
• Annual Spring Fling offers opportunity for fun and relaxation under the sun and stars
• Police chief warns of scams
• United Way helps 7 local agencies
• Seat-belt safety campaign kicks off 'Click it or Ticket'
• USEC put on notice for low stock price
• Bishop Flaget expands preschool offerings
• Ohio's first casino in Cleveland opens to music video show
• Unioto school board to consider $2.7M facility expansion
• A black belt in words is prized
• Chillicothe officials to keep close eye on finances
• Friday fire costs Ross Lake D&K Bait and Tackle
• Shoultz is honor society inductee
• Alexandra Roll-Miller and Malachi Pulliam winners of historical society scholarship
• Hocking County faces costly trials in septic tank slaying
• Regional senior citizens' artwork goes on display
• Understand the difference between heirloom, hybrid plants
• Unioto grad ready for his Naval Academy experience
• Eagle Scout gives back with trail
• Ross, Pike premies rate more than state's
• Unioto graduate possesses unlimited career ambition
• Gains for gas could be losses for coal
• Owner's last-minute change of heart saves former Running Fox Golf Course
• Probe continues into stabbing at Tiffin Estates
• Finance committee delays debt payment because of 2013 budget concerns
• AGENDA
• Screen time: Ohioans hit with barrage of political ads
• American Centrifuge project surpasses 1 million hours
• Council to meet with city auditor Monday to discuss city's finances
• Gardening: It's good to be green
• OU-C Diversity Festival features human books for rent, celebration of diversity
• Photo: Luncheon honors local retired nurses
• Children's book illustrator shows Adena students how he creates imaginative creatures
• Man gets 12 years for striking man with truck
• Obese 9-year-old sheds weight, is returned home
• Local help is available for new parents
• Sen. Portman says economy is key issue
• Red Cross announces hero list for banquet
• Bar incident brings felonious assault charge
• Local foster agency finds niche
• Man indicted for allegedly hitting deputy with trailer
• Democrats make pledge to working class at annual dinner
• Task force takes on East Main Street mural
• Adena soil judging team faces best in the U.S., places fourth nationally
• Area agencies work to help drug-addicted newborns
• New method might contribute to more positive drug tests
• No serious injuries from morning crash into house
• Ross County Drug Abuse Coalition planning second forum
• Public retirement system members meeting Tuesday
• DOE plans meeting about Piketon site
• Retired teachers meeting Thursday
• Teen honored for winning gospel contest
• Members of community gather to look at ways to prevent bullying
• City pool will open
• Adena school panel shifts meeting time
• Park seeking volunteers to help plant flowers
• Planning panel to meet Tuesday
• Phantom money flowing at Ohio's soon-to-be casino
• CHS dinner honors top 10 in Class of 2012
• Subdivision gets initial approval
• Agencies join forces in search for unsafe materials
• Information sessions are scheduled for Kitchen Collection training program
• Photo: Pleading her case in 'Legally Blonde'
• New owners take over High Street Dairy Queen
• OU-C adjunct faculty member Maryjo Flamm-Miller earns statewide award for community leadership
• Ambitious OU-C freshman learns valuable skills by managing small business
• Annual Spring Fling offers chance to relax and enjoy
• Art faculty members’ works are on display
• Flooding closes Jackson BMV
• Event to focus on lupus awareness
• Committee to consider paying election bills
• Health district attacks tick problem
• City's large-item pickup helping to keep streets clean
• Officials gather to fight opiate abuse in Ohio
• Arrest made in break-in that led to shot fired
• Local DARE programs get monetary boost from state
• State dept. of education recognizes local teacher
• Uranium enrichment plant cleanup includes preserving historical items
• County claims $1.2 million in workers' compensation savings
• Adena says it already follows guidelines
• Weatherization program hit hard by budget cuts
• Ohio plans crackdown on ER pill prescribing
• Man found dead hours after crash
• Oil and gas official gets conflict warning
• CHS to name new basketball coach Wednesday
• Shot fired in East Water Street burglary confrontation; suspect sill sought
• Feast of the Flowering Moon Festival 2012
• Schools look for solutions to challenges of new technology
• Two men stabbed Saturday outside Tiffin Estates apt.
• Kiwanis turns 90
• Floral Hills owner files bankruptcy
• Local veterans compete in state wheelchair games
• Bomb plot suspect leases Occupy warehouse
• Sweet potatoes fun to grow, delicious to eat
• Gazette receives Associated Press awards
• CMS sixth-graders raise money
• Local agencies, hospital, Ohio National Guard take on hazmat scenario
• Program puts spotlight on lives of older residents
• Senior Citizens menus
• Mental health, drug abuse agencies to merge
• Ancient Ohio Trail kickoff focuses on education
• Commissioners to review and prioritize county's new and existing projects
• A simple guide to Mother's Day
• In Ohio, Obama adds progress to messages of hope, change
• Chillicothe budget shortfall looms
• Correction
• Ag day shows kids importance of farming
• Photo: Workers repair sidewalk
• Exotic animals back in Zanesville, but what's next?
• May is Older Americans Month
• 10-plus years prison term for ex-OSU QB
• U.S. may extend deadline for public pool accessibility
• 1-week sentence issued in shooting incident
• Auction will aid community pantry
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Space will headline Democratic dinner
• Participants gather at courthouse to celebrate National Day of Prayer
• Ohio high court justice to speak at OU-C graduation
• Ex-Chillicothe fire chief appeals firing
• Adena: 47 babies test positive for drugs in 7 months
• Community garden still has room for residents
• Breakfast fundraiser benefits at-risk youth
• PUBLIC RECORD
• Corrections officers honored for work
• Ohio Senate passes texting ban
• Portman raking in campaign funds -- for 2016
• Cause sought for fire at vacant home
• Beth Hart gets 90 days for theft from disabled
• Group helps Ross County foster parents navigate responsibilities
• Rep. Schmidt reports 1 donation for legal fund
• Centrifuge costs contribute to quarterly loss at USEC Inc.
• Ohio legislation would create registry for arson convictions
• Police eye suspect in East Main Street fire
• Chillicothe Farmers Market returns with familiar faces
• Poker run, auction to support sick girl
• Search warrant leads to felony drug arrest
• Frankfort business marks 50 years of directing drivers
• Law Day gives students chance to argue case
• Ohio Supreme Court Justice Yvette McGee Brown to speak at OU-C ‘Recognition of Graduation’ event
• OHIO ASL Club members experience the rich history of Gallaudet University
• MUNICIPAL COURT
• Storms cause little damage; sirens incorrectly activated
• 3-day exercise to simulate explosion, facility collapse
• Facility improvements set for Family Healthcare Inc.
• Suspect arrested in 2010 veteran scam
• Waverly residents asked to file nuisance concerns with police
• AEP takes rate plan to Chillicothe area residents
• Education panel considering hiring
• Innovative ‘Human Library’ is among upcoming Diversity Fest activities at OU-C
• Tulanda Brown shares her insights as part of ‘Successful Women’ speaker series
• Cheerleader tryouts scheduled for interested OU-C students
• New alleged victim discovered in rape case
• Arson probed for second time at home on East Main Street
• Man charged after allegedly keeping girlfriend in van
• Paint Valley students visit Grand Canyon, Hopewell to draw parallels
• Alleged pill mill operators head for trial
• Sherwin-Williams open for business
• Diana Hudson pleads guilty in son's death
• School board sets special session
• CHS students earn tri-state awards
• Driver killed in one-vehicle crash
• 4-H members participate in Ross County cleanup campaign
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• House fire, crowd problems mar Ohio University street party
• Tourism chief: Funding plan makes state competitive
• Weeping cherry is two trees in one
• Getting beyond the grief
• Students launch fundraising campaign on behalf of Wounded Warrior Project
• Lawmakers could impose Internet café moratorium
• Bargain Advocate: Vacation savings from the penthouse to the backyard
• Several options explored to open pool
• Power of local government is limited on gas development
• Several fund transfers on tap for Waverly council
• Annual walk helps bring awareness to oral cancer
• Association challenges Ohio residents to get by on $4.60 per day for food
• Community gives Habitat funding boost for new house
• WesBanco Inc. announces increased earnings
• Forte conducts program for DAR
• Chillicothe VA staff, patients bid farewell to director
• GOP presidential hopeful Romney tells Otterbein students to take economic risks
• Exploring Exporting Seminar to be held in Ross County
• It's time to spring-tune
• Earth Day lesson results in clean park, colorful memorial in Kingston
• Bridge project requires lower speed limit near Glatfelter
• Man accused of driving car into store to rob it indicted
• Police arrest four in South Hickory Street searches
• Pension proposal might lead to more years of work for teachers
• City considering garbage fee increase
• Political battle stands in way of Piketon project's future
• Ross-Pike Educational Service District receives $10,000 tech grant
• Photo: Student-written plays performed
• Former agency worker expected to plead guilty to theft from developmentally disabled clients
• Fundraising begins for Ross County Vietnam memorial
• USEC hopeful funding gap can be bridged
• Historical society program is Wednesday
• John Glenn to receive Presidential Medal of Freedom
• Chillicothe Fire Department may resume free smoke alarm inspections
• Man's request for license reinstatement denied
• Do not be alarmed by emergency system testing
• OU caravan stop introduces new basketball coach to Chillicothe
• Defense seeks to suppress statements in Chillicothe standoff case
• Unioto High School moves up graduation date
• 2 arrests made in unrelated Pike County meth cases
• New Chillicothe businesses may be required to register intent
• Trio of victim advocates face daunting caseloads in Ross County
• Ross County traffic safety effort has some success
• Fundraiser will benefit campaign for sheriff
• Local events set for National Day of Prayer
• Cleveland group: Rename serial killer's old street
• Concert by Shuffles will feature music from the silver screen
• Dinner event to precede ‘Shuffles’ performance
• Open horse show, speed series events Scheduled at Black Equestrian Center
• Circleville businessman to fill 85th district position
• Parties face off in court over Ohio legislative maps
• Justice Department won't reopen Kent State shootings case
• Annual memorial service aims to offer strength to grieving families
• Kenworth's parent co. sees soaring profits
• Former doctor to change plea in pain clinic case
• Latest Huntington cuts will not involve layoffs
• CHS honors society inductees
• Ross County farmers taking advantage of state program
• Suspects still sought in weekend BK armed robbery
• Judge dismisses landlord claims against city
• City schools OK $1.9M in reductions
• Child abuse case numbers are down
• Board will discuss proposed cutbacks
• Free produce market planned
• Local band wins battle
• March of Dimes continues support role
• SENIOR MENU
• Local students to attend science, math camp
• Succeeding with succulent strawberries can bring sweet rewards
• Changing the abortion debate in Ohio: 4 opponents strategize, mobilize and galvanize
• OU-C student earns experience, money for college by painting homes
• Drug Take Back Day to collect unwanted meds across Ohio
• Community mourns Emilee Coy
• New teachers near end of first school year
• ADA-compliant sidewalks to be installed
• Federal grant to continue funding displaced workers
• Debi Masters gives rise to successful home-based bakery
• Chillicothe Board of Education to formalize budget cuts Monday
• Design Review Board OKs Smokehouse applications
• Finding your happy place
• Program helps older adults find work
• Clemency hearing possible in double fatal case
• Strong start: 179 get care at Chillicothe free clinic
• Study: Cellphones No. 1 distraction for Ross County drivers
• Red Cross eyes summer opening for chapter house
• Photo: Families find time for fun
• Time may be right to sell home in Chillicothe area
• Friday morning drug search nets one arrest
• 1st female Columbus police chief takes public oath
• Cincinnati airport looks to offset reduced flights
• God's Community Outreach hosting launch of faith and wellness challenge
• Ohio considering workers' comp reform
• Your aging and disability resource
• USEC ready to start using uranium again at Centrifuge
• Soldier thanks Head Start class for care packages
• Unioto, ACLU near deal to avert bullying lawsuit
• Church hosts dinner
• Hydrant flushing starts Monday
• ESD board meets Monday
• Supper will offset funeral expenses
• Stacy Brooks elected Democratic Party chairwoman
• House panel OKs $100M for centrifuge project
• Area pain clinic owner, 6 doctors face charges
• One More Sun brings punk/pop mix
• Chillicothe VA program places aging veterans in foster homes
• Carnegie born in dorm room
• Huntington School Board special session set for Tuesday
• AEP: New rate plan more fair
• Chillicothe to pick up large items again
• Adena won't lose Medicare funds
• Police uncover marijuana growing operation
• 3 charged after drugs found in vehicle
• Mayor: Fifth Third deal not dead yet
• OU-C library director Allan Pollchik publishes article discussing successful salon discussion series
• Benefit spaghetti dinner scheduled in memory of OU-C student
• Chillicothe Campus students gaze 10 years into their personal crystal balls
• Nuclear and systems safety engineer Tulanda Brown to discuss working in the nuclear field
• Free webinar to discuss forward-thinking business strategies
• New Vancouver inspired by older influences
• Shane Runion Band brings pop/rock audiences want to hear
• Waverly council approves more than $136,000 in general fund cuts
• Law enforcement in Ross County boosting presence to curb fatal crashes
• Lions Club convention in Chillicothe this weekend
• Fay leaving post with Democratic Party
• Adena board OKs bleacher project
• Discipline of Chillicothe fire chief upheld
• Fifth Third drops new location plan
• Health screenings available Saturday
• BOTB: Freak Zadoo formed around an open mic
• BOTB: Gypsy Jug Band ready to 'let it all go'
• Kingston man critical Monday after Sunday crash
• 23 vying for PV's chief post
• Five tours booked solid for Piketon energy site
• Pickerrell wins Stiletto Race
• Local leaders favor Buffett Rule
• Relay For Life team plans meeting
• Awareness Walk seeks signups
• PUBLIC RECORD
• SENIOR MENUS
• HONOR ROLL
• FUNERAL SERVICES
• Local man promoted to patrol sergeant
• Vets, community 'pool' together to raise funds
• Every garden should have blueberries
• BOTB: Zappers like their music out on the edge
• BOTB: Hellnaw aspires to span several genres
• Local game preserve hosts training event for Airedale terriers
• Future cloudy for alternative school existence
• Westfall discipline case raises questions about public files
• Talk about it: Child sexual abuse prevention begins with a conversation
• Seminar to focus on exportation of goods
• Privacy is paramount during sexual assault exams
• Man sustains smoke inhalation in house fire
• Local taxidermists on the cutting edge of the newest technology
• Neighbor helps law enforcement nab burglary suspects
• Commissioners to get update on GOBA planning
• Impulse Avoidance 101: Walk away from the stilettos
• Wicked Silence finds power from power outage
• Bible quiz team places fourth
• Celtics help local man live out lifelong dream
• Yoctangee Park vigil for Trayvon Martin seeks to end ignorance
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Grand jury indicts man on three felony drug charges
• Local author Pollock receives Guggenheim Fellowship
• Probe seeks origins of seized gaming machines
• Accidental weapon discharge prompts sheriff's office to review policies
• Man faces assault charge for striking deputy
• Author schedules book signing
• David T. Knece reaches plea deal in attempted rape case
• Deputy struck by vehicle; suspect captured by police
• Nursing homes don't have to take potentially dangerous patients
• Site of alleged assault had violations
• YMCA CEO: 'These kids are outstanding'
• Local tax administrators favor 'Buffett Rule'
• Hope Thru the Son Community Choir raises funds for medical services
• Man accused of impersonating officer hopes for diversion
• Man uses cellphone to film alleged menacing
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Rob Portman VP talk surfacing again
• Paint Valley presenting 'Footloose'
• Neighborhood Watch meets tonight
• Civil Service panel will meet Friday
• Medicare threatens to stop covering Adena Medical Center services
• Democratic chairman beats back challenge
• Preliminary plan for 15 new Yaples lots approved
• Stoutsville teen sentenced in deadly stop sign prank
• Stricter rules loom for gaming centers
• Past due bill affects water dept. budget
• Man charged after allegedly firing shots
• All prose, no cons for annual Earth Day & Poetry event
• OU-C again sponsoring ‘March for Babies’ team
• Chillicothe Campus students weigh in on their college experiences
• Students can earn college credit at summer STEM Academy
• Theater production of ‘night Mother is on tap this weekend
• Student technology sessions to discuss Blackboard and Catmail
• Huntington schools stalled on plan to save $440,000
• Kenworth to lay off 10 percent of workers
• Woman charged with assault of her mother
• Daughter steps forward to claim remains
• City proposal: Give Ohio University 70 acres for medical school campus
• 5 arrested after search of alleged meth lab on Pleasant Hill Road
• Suspended Chillicothe fire chief has chance to respond to allegations Friday
• Vaughan won't retire
• Survey finds many teens still texting while driving
• Cincinnati casino collapse spurs citations, fines
• Tours of Cold War Piketon plant available
• City firefighters approve contract with Chillicothe
• Fight about a vehicle ends in fatal shooting
• Feast of the Flowering Moon applications are available
• Police say pets died in phony vet's care
• Ohio numbers show more fatal drowsy-driver crashes
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Firefighters training for burning wells
• Vets group fundraiser next step toward opening pool
• Grandma's garden brings back memories for columnist
• Grant to pay for computer classes
• Paint Valley grad making his voice heard on local radio airwaves
• Adena limits patient discharge information to law enforcement
• HONOR ROLL
• FUNERAL SERVICES
• Allen PTO plans 5K run, 1-mile walk slated for April 28
• Questions clouding red-light camera issue
• Chillicothe VA Medical Center director leaves
• Addiction treatment trouble looms for ADAMH service area
• Chillicothe Evening Lions plant 100 saplings
• OSU announces $50M in new financial aid
• First Assembly of God's student ministries to participate in fine arts competition
• Farmers Market coupon program for seniors returns April 19
• It's time to save our water
• Mother of Ohio soldier: He was a natural leader
• Ohio judges: Reforms keep more criminals out of jail
• Adena Health Foundation awarded $72,000 grant
• Macker prep includes need for volunteers
• Cross-country journeys bring travelers to Chillicothe
• Kasich touts jobs record during Chillicothe visit
• Three Ohio National Guard soldiers die in attack
• ADAMH levy recount upholds passage
• Event aims to help parents spot signs of sex abuse
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Census population report released; Ohio, area counties show slight increase
• Interim fire chief appointed; Vaughan's status unclear
• Out-of-date air tanks raise safety concerns at Chillicothe Fire Department
• Records: 4 people involved in woman's dismembering
• Lawsuit filed in bridge death of Ohio suspect
• Federal judge rules in favor of execution
• Lightning might have sparked Kingston house fire
• Petland fundraising for police dog's training
• OU-C preps for switch to semesters
• Chillicothe mayor amps up pressure on nuisance homes
• Police: Chillicothe man arrives for court with stolen GPS unit
• Dean Tuck addresses strengths, opportunities and challenges during all-campus meeting
• Student technology sessions to discuss Blackboard and Catmail
• Lightning may have sparked Kingston house fire
• Faculty members join OU-C for spring quarter
• Student organizations provide opportunity and student success outside of classroom
• Completing a Transition Degree Completion Plan can yield prizes beyond a blueprint for graduation
• Deborah Russell shares her insights to open “Conversations with Successful Women” series at OU-C
• New advocacy group joins in Take a Walk in Her Shoes event
• At least 2 dozen vehicles vandalized in Chillicothe
• Father in Guard shocks son at Huntington school
• Fish fry to benefit youthful hunters
• Federal grant will aid OU nursing students
• MUNICIPAL COURT
• Waverly OKs changes to water plant positions
• Youth sex offender registration rule blocked
• Ticks taking advantage of early spring
• Local kids return to 'Toddlers & Tiaras'
• Preservationist buys Ohio church, eyeing it as art
• Zane Trace students bring home awards from District Science Day
• Challenger in sheriff's race raises grant questions
• Snapshot shows high-producing wells in Ohio
• Class of '67 accepting reunion reservations
• Christian Academy enrolling students
• Southeastern school bus collides with motorcycle
• State submits proposal to reorganize way health care is delivered
• Paint Valley ADAMH recount to be completed Wednesday
• Suspected crack cocaine seized at Mount Zion Road home
• PV cuts approved for 5 teachers, 1 secretary in emotional meeting
• Zane Trace prom out of this world
• Bowl for Kids Sake is crucial fundraiser
• Adena sponsors 5K to raise awareness of colon cancer
• Gallery: Massive egg hunt
• Cincinnati-area regional airport slated to close
• Driveway trees should be done right
• Woman's global career leads her back home
• Adena reflects on 2011, hears moving story from patient
• Pair arrested after theft of guns, video game
• Missouri-bound Illinois pilot killed in Ohio crash
• New municipal court building features improvements
• Senior Citizen Menus
• Bargain Advocate: Reflections on silly things done in pursuit of thriftiness
• More U.S. drilling didn't cut gas price
• Ohioans hope fracking classes help with jobs
• Ohio shale jobs likely to be filled by outsiders, for now
• Dulcimer shop brings distinctive music to Waverly
• Paint Valley sets special meetings on budget cuts, superintendent search
• Community programs join to promote minority health
• Fraternal twins to celebrate 90th birthday
• Frankfort woman dies in ninth fatal crash of 2012
• The ZionBaptist Church Little League Bible Quiz Team earns first place
• Area women have chance at free HPV vaccine
• New program designed to help ease grieving process
• AEP Ohio submits new rate proposal
• VA program offers support to caregivers
• USEC gives Piketon centrifuge project two additional months
• Charges against Pike County dog warden to be re-filed
• Players bet close to $1.5B to win jackpot
• Contests focus on barns, hickory trees
• Mount Tabor Community Christian Church conducts Bible quiz rally
• Special bond showcased in Pioneer award
• Local lottery sales surge as jackpot tops $500 million
• Mrs. Chillicothe goes from pageant mom to pageant contestant
• ODOT seeking input for projects
• Authority to transfer funds for Centrifuge not part of stopgap bill
• Ohio has 5,300 areas at risk of rockslides
• Officials seek solutions to this year's fatal crash trend
• Circleville man sentenced in October shooting death
• Planning is key if you win the Mega Millions top prize
• Frontier Community Services awarded $500K grant
• Students get inside look at medical career options
• Ohio company provides this year's Final Four court floor
• Final Four floor makers courting perfection
• Health District effort sends safe prom message
• Gaseous Diffusion Plant offering public tours of facilities
• Hospital enacts new security measures
• Ohio Senate votes to repeal voting rules overhaul bill
• Heart disease deaths down in Ross County in 2011
• Special Olympics squad advances to state semifinals
• Upcoming meeting offers opportunity to gather together as campus community
• Michael Lafreniere recognized for expertise in incorporating technology into the curriculum
• Class project offers practical lessons to prepare OTEC students for the workplace
• OU-C golfers win Hilltopper Invitational
• Murder-suicide couple in Athens kept financial woes from daughter
• Cold snap unlikely to damage Ohio's fruit crops
• Ohio heroin abuse gets worse, first-time users younger
• Black convicted on all counts, to be sentenced May 11
• Job cuts likely if $450,000 budget trim gets OK at Paint Valley
• Tea party groups irked by IRS questions
• Federal court rejects 'Joe the Plumber' suit
• Warm weather might not equal bad tornado season
• April 4 trial date set in death of toddler
• ADAMH levy officially passes
• International executive Deborah Russell to open “Conversations with Successful Women” series at OU-C
• Jury may start deliberating in manslaughter case today
• Man to face charges of fleeing, burglary
• Locals plan mission to Ky. towns ravaged by tornadoes
• Smoke House to begin renovations
• Council approves full police contract
• City schools consider health clinics within district buildings
• Former Chillicothe couple found dead in Athens
• Black, others named in pair of civil suits tied to incident
• AMBER meeting set
• Wellness challenge set
• PUBLIC RECORD
• Scam revealed involving deceased leaving money
• Hold off on spring planting
• National Guard unit names commander
• 2 girls found safe after late night search
• Chlamydia, Hepatitis C lead diseases reported by Ross health district
• Paint Valley chief to retire after 39 years with the district
• Man finds happiness, money through knapping
• Jefferson trustees to meet about seasonal hires
• Pink suitcase draws bomb squad to Columbus street
• POLICE REPORTS
• Ohio congressman's Section 8 bill roils housing reform debate
• Newspaper: Ohio has suspicious school test scores
• Chillicothe employees, residents come together to help police chief's ill wife
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Varied standards: Tracking poor cops challenging
• Bainbridge man's trial in connection with fight on docket
• Student could face charges in knife incident
• New dredge craft to help fight algae in Grand Lake St. Marys
• U.S. 23 South to be reduced to one lane
• Firefighters contain Frankfort barn blaze
• Applications available for Altruse college scholarships
• Ross County commissioners to discuss several issues Monday
• Adena 'Games' less violent, more fun for students
• Internet gaming centers raided in Chillicothe
• For long-unemployed, hiring bias rears its head
• Wendy's supplier changes treatment of chickens
• Sheriff's office seeks suspect in truck thefts
• Woman sentenced in embezzlement case
• Ohio adds to work force as jobless rate dips again
• 2 indicted in smuggling case at Chillicothe Correctional Institution
• Ohio board recommends no mercy in teen's death
• 'It's time to move on'; Schmidt drops lawsuit
• Agencies unite in effort to get grants to Appalachian areas
• Waverly resident hurt in fiery crash that closed U.S. 23
• New Kenworth truck exclusive to Chillicothe plant
• Ex-Ohio death row inmate wants new charge tossed
• Bus driver accused of choking student
• Jury at militia trial watches video of bomb tests
• Politics puts Etch A Sketch back in the picture
• Obama talks energy agenda
• Developers mounting drive for fifth casino in Ohio
• 3 arrested after woman reports burglary
• Former 'Stomp' performer mixes music with motivational message
• Vinton County man sentenced for robbing woman at knifepoint
• Floral Hills denies state's claims
• Bob Peterson sworn in for 17th District in Ohio Senate
• Man, child hurt in separate incidents likely to recover
• Realtors: Housing sales show improvement
• Police raid suspected meth lab; 2 arrested
• Police chase 2 through railroad property
• Free tax-filing help available locally
• County's 8th fatal crash in 2012 raises concerns
• Tour will highlight historic downtown fire
• Official answers health care law questions
• Ohio Highway Patrol promotes local canine handler Mikesh
• Gibbs, Schmidt accepting art competition submissions
• Ross County native part of Ohioana Book Festival
• Ohio tops states in number of claims for metal thefts
• Adena may file leaky roof lawsuit
• AEP seeks public input
• Man found dead in private pond
• Pair from crash laid to rest Monday
• YMCA closes today to repair water line break
• Dart league to honor late thrower with tournament
• Seniors invited to participate in art show
• Four arrested, toddler removed after drug bust
• Law director hopes to clarify process
• Council meets to get update on union negotiations
• Farmer wins $2,500 for local fire department
• Board moves toward $1.2 million in cuts
• Hilltop Café adjusts hours during spring break
• 'STOMP' percussionist brings musical message
• Get ahead of orchard pests this spring
• Governor's midterm budget benefits some, troubles others in Ohio
• FUNERAL SERVICES
• AGENDA
• PUBLIC RECORD
• Ohio Republican Party in power struggle ahead of 2012 election
• Ohio, Kansas sign agreement on concealed weapons
• Pioneer Center to honor some community folks
• Humane Society getting the gifts on local girl's birthday
• Huntington Board of Education to make sessions more accessible after miscommunication
• Common Core Standards aim to transform Ohio education
• For Frozen Food Month, make the most of the freezer
• Early spring warmth might mean more pests, woes for farmers
• Prom gown giveaway offers almost 300 outfits
• Senior citizens menu
• Common Core setting a new education standard for Ohio
• Approval of SCOL move, budget reduction plan on Chillicothe school board agenda
• Many Sunshine Law resources offered for school boards
• Roundtable discussion to inform residents about Affordable Care Act
• Arrests made after drugs found in home searches
• Police warn of secret-shopper scam
• Pa. company makes deal to move 2 Ohio horse tracks
• Ohio House delays Gov. Kasich's income tax plan
• Man still in serious condition after Wednesday tractor accident
• Bill would require digital tracking of medicine sales
• Issues identified with medical van from crash
• County 911 system fails again
• Some lab results ready from Ohio 772 house fire death
• Man caught in Mexico sentenced in Ohio child rape
• Biden's sharp words mark a new phase in campaign
• Man shot by police charged with stabbing 4
• Ohio man pleads guilty in $17M Amish fraud case
• GAO: Standards for loan guarantees not followed
• Chillicothe's design review board approves carriage house demolition
• Tip leads to discovery of alleged meth lab
• Local scrap metal buyers favor stricter sales law
• Latest fatal crash puts Ross County well ahead of 2011's pace for road fatalities
• What does Scioto Valley mean to readers? Find out Saturday
• Judge accepts Scotts Miracle-Gro guilty plea
• After defeat, Schmidt can ignore ethics ruling and legal debts
• $900M gas-processing operation planned
• Police: Man with 3 knives stabs 4 in Columbus
• Ross County foreclosures declined in 2011
• Study: Counties require teamwork to attract more jobs
• Transportation bill with Piketon project funding passed by Senate without Portman's support
• 105-year-old Sally Ellis' 'ordinary life' celebrated
• AP source: Kasich wants drilling tax hike
• New multipurpose structure proposed for Huntington school campus
• Centrifuge project part of debate about loan guarantee pressures
• Fatal January pedestrian crash ruled accidental
• American Centrifuge Project funding added to Senate transportation bill
• Police: Possible burglar fought off by neighbor
• Fundraiser benefits Pioneer Center
• High-schoolers aid youngsters after Monday bus crash
• ADAMH Board slates meeting
• Tea party not as noisy but still hopes to be heard
• Local movement hopes to continue growth
• OU-C Dean Martin Tuck discusses factors to consider in making the right college choice
• Health director asks county for clear vicious dog policy
• Teen facing rape charge after incident with 3-year-old
• Police don't think officer impersonation incidents related
• State to supervise shale gas plant construction
• City approves some park rental fees for pool operation
• Several at forum opposed to fracking on OU campuses
• Archaeological survey funds approved by Unioto
• British soccer program returns to Chillicothe
• 12-year-old duo heading to regional championship
• FUNERAL SERVICES
• COMMON PLEAS COURT
• PUBLIC RECORD
• Growing huge sweet onions won't make you cry
• 'Munch and Jam' event launches folk society's second season
• Ohio V.A. clinic paid $940K in cases over eight deaths
• Men dominate in Buckeye state's legislative elections
• Students list possible uses for DOE site
• Area schools may see lower marks
• Owner hopes Chillicothe's first sweepstakes business will become asset
• Former teacher pleads not guilty to sexual battery
• Vicious dog policy discussion scheduled for commissioners
• Districts to begin hosting kindergarten registration
• Students from southern Ohio showcased history projects at Ohio University-Chillicothe
• Thinking of shopping for décor?
• Ohio BCI crime labs improve return time for evidence
• Impaired driver arrests up in Ohio, down in Chillicothe area
• Senior citizen menus
• Optometrist brings vision program into classrooms
• Pain pill use down in parts of Ohio
• Get your plate in shape
• USDA offers job-creation grants to rural areas
• Rosenberger will not pursue State Senate appointment
• Car crash, shots result in felony indictments
• Vacant church floods after thieves take copper piping
• Mystery super PAC might have violated election law
• Chillicothe area residents, Ohio National Guard pitch in to help clean up after storms
• Chillicothe, SCOL seen as match that makes sense
• Ohio drug overdose numbers hit record in 2010
• GOP's State Central Committee victory disputed
• Pioneer hosts largest Provider Fair ever
• Man facing charges tied to counterfeit item sales
• Thieves target vehicles in northern Ross County
• Meet man favored to win in fall, replace Rep. Schmidt
• Bill backlog will cost service in Pleasant Valley Sewer District
• Fundraiser to benefit cancer patient
• Hospice presentation targets volunteers
• No injuries in fire at Glatfelter wood yard
• Chillicothe leaders seek state grant
• Slim victory likely for ADAMH issue
• 2 men killed in Ohio 207 crash
• Ross County YMCA hosting self-management programs
• U.S. 23 crash leads to road restrictions
• Exotic animal bill aims to ban new buys
• Drugs, guns seized in Chillicothe home search
• How did Rep. Schmidt lose?
• PUBLIC RECORD
• Nursing home meth lab fire death ruled accidental
• Teach for America program coming to Ohio
• 5 Scioto County residents arrested in Pike County on drug charges
• Romney edges Santorum in Ohio primary
• Sheriff investigates injury at Kenworth
• Cracks emerge in GOP about hydraulic fracturing
• Neal defeats Sharp to face Henness
• ADAMH levy's fate down to provisional ballots
• Michigan funeral planned for 1 of 3 Ohio crash victims
• Burglar receives community control
• Chimney fire leads to child endangering investigation
• Ohio GOP divides between presidential hopefuls
• Staff member Brandon Houseman recognized with university-wide outstanding classified employee award
• OU-C student Jordan Clark continues to follow her musical aspirations and career
• Campus employment opportunities available for students
• Open forum slated to discuss potential oil and gas leases
• Chillicothe Campus students plan to work and play over upcoming spring break
• Call for interested women’s golf team members
• Romney targets Obama, not GOP rivals
• Teacher's sudden death stuns Mount Logan
• Kasich mobilizes National Guard to storm areas
• School board reschedules meeting
• Adena ER doctors contract with Cigna
• Pair sought for impersonating officers
• School district expected to save with change in special education service provider
• Absentee ballots decline from 2008
• Missing Chillicothe man found safe
• A primary over the Republican 'soul'
• Factors to consider when choosing your college home
• Ohio has large role in GOP primary as it did in 1976
• Ohio college weighs leasing land for oil, gas
• AGENDA
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Judges upset with new sentencing requirement
• Underground Railroad stops get fresh flags
• Birthday surprise helps minister teach
• OSU seeks women for study linking HPV vaccine, stress
• City halts utility collections role for Law Director's Office
• Local vet takes in White House dinner
• Statehood Day Prayer Breakfast focuses on listening to God
• Bargain Advocate: Fuel priority: Regular-grade, tops; Mocha, good luck
• Family wants man's death to be ruled a homicide
• Inaugural rally raises awareness of poverty
• Adena expects $1 million for electronic health record efforts
• Commission candidates tout varied experience
• Board of Elections sets meetings for primary day
• Gazette a finalist for 8 awards in Associated Press contest
• Adena honors efforts of athletic trainers during special month
• Presidential hopefuls pitch to Ohioans
• Santorum touts grass roots politics during local stop
• Most in crowd support Santorum's message, but some oppose his views on social issues
• Area students get look at political process as part of Santorum's visit
• Kiwanis Club to honor Ross County coroner
• Hopewell park impact evaluated
• Crowded field for appeals court justice awaits voters
• Scioto Valley largely dodges brunt of Friday's severe weather
• Former Chillicothe resident receives prestigious video editing award
• Southern Ohio Forestland Association to meet Thursday
• Ohio Highway Patrol releases names of people involved in fatal crash
• 40 et 8 waiting for Design Review Board approval
• Ohio 159 crash kills 1
• School officials kept busy preparing for Santorum's stop in Chillicothe
• Funeral services
• High GOP turnout might hurt some ballot issues
• Two health groups officially join forces
• Low bids for juvenile center disappoint
• Police continue searching for clues to missing man
• Westfall principal suspended with pay
• High GOP turnout might hurt some ballot issues
• Chillicothe development ranks high in magazine listing
• Woman found slain in Vinton County
• Trial continued for man facing sex abuse allegations
• Ross County sheriff incumbent, hopeful greet residents
• Kasich-DeWine dispute adds drama to central committee contests
• Local recruiter enjoyed time before White House dinner
• Trial date set for Craigslist murder suspect
• Ohio Senate hopeful: Keep GOP focus on economy
• City schools get some good news for future building plans
• DeWine supports Santorum in visit to Chillicothe
• Women brought together 20 years ago through BBBS program reunited as classmates
• Funeral services
• Exotic animal preserve leased for drilling
• OU-C partnership with REAP outreach program prepares area high school students for college success
• Olivia Brumfield not horsing around as expert, competitive barrel racer
• Charitable groups gather in first summit to address hunger in area
• Class teaches diet tips to combat diabetes
• Suspect in prostitution case given more time to get lawyer
• Study tags 65,000 jobs, $4.9B boost to Ohio shale
• Man sentenced to 8 years for rape
• Fresh off primary wins in Ariz., Mich., Romney takes on Ohio next
• Man pleads guilty in fatal crash related to obscured stop sign
• Prosecutor: School shooting suspect 'not well'
• Identity thieves targeting tax returns
• Health expo emphasizes wellness activities
• Art show pays tribute to Women’s History Month
• Irish music concert scheduled at OU-C
• OU-C students select artwork for Pike County calendar
• Man who bought alcohol for party says it destroyed him
• Tip results in arrest on tampering charge; meth-related counts possible
• Simantal Clinic touts levy vote during open house
• Mayor wants Western Avenue properties cleaned up
• Computer upgrade closes title office
• Driver faces May trial date for driving impaired with girl
• 2 airlifted from U.S. 23 crash
• GOP clerk of courts hopefuls see service, technology as keys to office
• City, school agree to partner in hopes of sharing bus site
• Farmers market touts old, new offerings
• Ceremony dedicates plaque, portrait in memory of Officer Larry Cox
• 2 dead after truck hits tree, crashes into Sandusky home
• Ohio exotic animal owner wants seized guns back
• Districts await new funding formula
• Rally aims to call attention to global homelessness, poverty
• Peterson, Rosenberger eye vacant seat in State Senate
• Drug tests for jobless benefits possible
• U.S. college graduates get older, shift workplace trends
• EPA: You can't burn down your house
• City's 1st therapy dog leaves her legacy
• AGENDA
• PUBLIC RECORD
• FUNERAL SERVICES
• Community Improvement Corp. selects 2012 leadership
• Chillicothe school board to discuss SCOL proposal
• Happy birthday! Got freebies?
• More than 200 gather for autism symposium
• Fundraisers planned to send athletes to State Summer Games
• The first of many? Santorum's Chillicothe visit unlikely to be last
• 'No' on ADAMH levy could cost $3.3M for 6 agencies
• Adena kicks off Visibility Campaign
• Senior citizen menus
• Get ready for retirement
• Senior services, meal sites at stake
• Report: Complaints against nurses are on rise
• Statehood Day prayer breakfast plans set for March 3
• City council, school board eyeing busing partnership
• Indictment handed down in Black Run Road beating incident
• DeWine pledges state assistance to help clean up neighborhood blight
• Three men sought in Orange Street home invasion
• Efforts targeting drug trafficking in Ohio unveiled
• Loaded gun at booking nets charges
• Chillicothe Army recruiter to dine at White House
• Ross County NAACP president shows how he overcame anger
• Jury finds Hamden man not guilty on sex abuse charges
• On the right track for Carlisle
• Portman's staff hosting meeting for constituents
• Location moved for Santorum rally
• Educational Service District schedules monthly meeting
• Chillicothe Kmart, Sears remaining open for now
• Chillicothe mail processing center tasks officially being moved
• McArthur fire death ruled homicide
• Consumers pleased with AEP rate hike reversal
• Irish music concert scheduled at OU-C
• Church offers drive-through for Ash Wednesday
• Gazette owner announces company growth strategy
• Schools join to fight AEP rate increase
• Women preparing for kidney donation, transplant today
• Escaped prisoner caught in Fayette County
• 'Tecumseh!' veteran to take on title role
• Sex charges originate from old claims
• Trial begins for man accused of sexual battery, attempted rape
• Stabbing victim in serious condition
• Chillicothe school forums canceled
• Unioto students portray people from past, present
• Dedication ceremony slated for plaque to honor Officer Larry Cox
• Ohio University faculty member to deliver keynote address at educators’ conference in Japan
• Our students have class and they know what makes it cool
• Springfield man indicted in crash that killed Chillicothe couple
• Officials eye ice as factor in crash that hurt 2 Huntington students
• Appalachia aging faster than rest of U.S.
• Adena school board OKs water heater buy
• Driver trapped, not seriously hurt, in Lick Run Road crash
• Man facing felony theft, fleeing charges
• Jail procedures under review after escape
• Changes help to balance Waverly budget
• Santorum coming to Chillicothe on March 2
• New center may have business incubator in future
• Call for entries: Updated OU-C Hilltopper mascot logo
• OU-C offers ACT preparation course
• Speaker to address careers in social work
• Spring quarter book orders looming
• In Ohio: As Santorum seizes social issues, Romney demurs
• Glenn chats with space station to mark anniversary
• 2 Democratic judges seek seat on Ohio's high court
• Southeastern launches search for new coach
• Cincinnati liable for $110M in workers' time off
• Southern Ohio Forest Association looking for local landowners
• Christmas trees recycled as fish lake habitat
• 2 people avoid injury as plane crashes near runway
• 2 people injured in single-vehicle collision on Ohio 104
• Pregnant woman, toddler killed in hit-and-run
• State to seek freedom from No Child Left Behind system
• Grandparents-to-be learn new child-rearing tricks
• Girls make peace, now urge others to curb bullying
• Clark to release 1st CD amid school, hobbies
• CAMPUS NOTES
• Ohio looks up for grabs as primary approaches
• Group wants covered bridge preservation plan changed
• Best soil secret is peat moss
• Pike students' art graces new calendar
• PUBLIC RECORD
• AGENDA
• 4-H CLUB NEWS
• HONOR ROLLS
• John Glenn reunites with his Mercury team 50 years later
• Volunteer fire departments get creative for resources
• Coach's resignation among items in busy week
• Now playing at a theater near you: America Saves
• Event nets 35 pounds of prescription drugs
• Two seek support from 15th District Democrats
• Schools making progress in Race to the Top
• Ohio patients celebrate saving power of dialysis
• Senior Citizens menu
• OU-C faculty member honored by state council of teachers
• Adena Spanish teacher wins statewide award from foreign language educator group
• Officials endorse board's levy
• Housing project recieves funding
• Meeting to look at agriculture topics
• Pair from area legal community named to state task force
• Celebrating 40 years of service to the community: part 2
• CHS bowlers offer mentoring help as part of school initiative
• Ohioans open their wallets for presidential contenders
• Stimulus turns 3, provides help for people in need
• Surveillance video posted on church website helps nab theft suspect
• Ohio court upholds legal claim of arrested worker
• Couple sentenced to 8 years in son's cancer death
• Ohio House OKs bill on animal cruelty by kennels
• River cleanup among projects awarded funds
• Partnership to create People's Garden at center
• Petty officer participates in amphibious assault exercise
• Cabela's plans first Ohio store in Columbus
• Design board puts off demolition decision
• Strongmen group brings anti-bullying message to schools
• Official: Bleak economy has bright side for Chillicothe tourism
• Daniels named new state ag director
• Unlicensed driver behind wheel in fatal Fayette crash
• Students pin down more than $3,100 at charity fundraiser
• Longtime 'Stomp' performer to highlight Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month
• Students read along to Dr. Seuss with Denver Broncos' Tim Tebow
• Waverly woman killed in Germany Road crash
• Ohio could lose millions in federal highway funding under House bill
• Trout derby to return; officials hope pool will be back, as well
• Columbia Gas to work with residents on pipeline replacement project
• Chillicothe Campus faculty member Michael Lafreniere recognized for innovative teaching methods
• OU-C Student Service staff members share insights about college options on local radio program
• Partnership to create educational garden at OU-C Child Development Center
• Upcoming events celebrate campus’ commitment to classes, culture and community
• Cause of Tuesday fire unknown
• Trial date set for suspended dog warden
• Doctor gets four life terms in Ohio pill mill case
• Barn a total loss in Lower Twin Road fire
• Circleville teacher resigns amid misconduct allegations
• Adena school board to meet Tuesday
• ADAMH plans program funding cuts if levy fails
• Local churches hit by string of break-ins
• More than 1,100 pills seized during East Water Street traffic stop
• Doctor in Ohio pill mill case claims innocence
• Huntington school board OKs keyless entry system
• Provisional ballots still threaten trouble
• 2 killed in weekend crashes in area
• City water, sewer bills to increase
• Obama budget seeks funds for USEC project
• Cupid's helpers start days early
• PUCO to revisit AEP rate hike
• Gary Lewis and the Playboys to perform for veterans today
• HONOR ROLL
• Babies, mothers and suicide
• Fewer students earning college credit for AP tests in Buckeye State
• Local man stands for those who stand for us
• Outside groups fund millions in TV ads in Ohio Senate race
• March rally looks to 'Deliver Hope' locally, abroad
• Local Cub Scout pack grows with Boy Scout charter
• Kiwanis Club seeks nominations for Statehood Day
• Southern Ohio trooper honored by Highway Patrol
• Senior citizens menus
• Worthington student only local kid headed to regional bee
• Chillicothe City Council to take up ward boundary, park rental fees legislation
• This Valentine's Day, nix diamonds for Scrabble
• Church reaches out with Valentine's Day event
• Health care law deadlines approaching
• Uniting Ohio's training efforts for workers not easy
• Unioto pulling for another team
• State-funded EXIT program in Chillicothe skirts openness
• Frustrations voiced about USEC centrifuge loan process
• Dedication events for new OU-C facility to take place Feb. 21-23
• Meeting set for large pipeline replacement project in city
• Chillicothe's appeal of report for police contract rejected
• ER group rectifying insurance issues at Adena
• Police seek man who stole woman's purse
• County to offer pit bull adoptions
• Man faces felony assault charge in kicking case
• ODOT, Chillicothe officials cautiously optimistic about road salt savings
• Several Ohio nursing homes unable to shake poor ratings
• Smoke House repairs approved
• Biden: Press freedom critical
• Scam using Adena name reported in area
• Corrections
• Bill would repeal new Ohio election law
• Millions headed to Ohio over foreclosure abuses
• Jack Hanna: 'Does someone have to get killed?'
• Talent sought for showcase
• Jefferson's Monticello meets Chillicothe
• Dean, Dining and Discussion
• Historic building, plans for depot go up in flames
• Open house to focus on gypsy moths
• Vehicles broken into on Ohio 180
• Board to discuss Old Canal Smoke House
• Equipment stolen from restaurant
• Fatal fire origin still unknown
• Car strikes pole guide wire in Chillicothe
• Family safe after Hickory Street fire
• Ohio primary win critical for second-place Santorum
• Pair of fatal crashes reported in Ross County
• Dedication events are scheduled for OU-C Technology and Business Development Center
• Current Chillicothe Campus members are selected to fill staff positions
• Renowned professor to deliver Black History Month address at Ohio University-Chillicothe
• OU-C students share their spare-time pursuits
• Radio spots highlight OU-C’s features as a college choice for prospective students
• Art exhibit features mosaic works by Phil Evanoff
• Upcoming Campus Events
• Review committee to meet Monday
• Max & Erma's to donate proceeds
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• State hunters bagged 20,000 fewer deer this season
• Adena kicks off its shoes for heart disease
• Changes planned for Ross County Idol
• Ohio bill to regulate exotic animals not yet ready
• Ohio Gov. Kasich touts education, broadband in State of the State
• Community Outreach expands farther into Ross County
• 1 dead, second injured in Charleston Pike crash
• New site will help track child support cases
• Design Review Board discusses historic home demolitions
• Humane Society trying to help malnourished dogs
• Sex offense case of Jonathan Irvin sentence not going to change
• Council nixes report of fact-finder
• Man charged in alleged hospital theft at Adena
• Board of Trustees to meet Thursday
• Real estate taxes due Friday
• GOP lawmakers press White House to reverse birth control rule
• HONOR ROLLS
• CAMPUS NOTE
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Ohio group: Bug eradication could hurt healthy trees
• Wardens get raises amid reorganization
• Area soldier decorated for valor under extreme fire
• Month is a reminder to mind heart health
• Hospice providers seek volunteers
• Health district adds tool to better test blood lead levels
• Woman, son facing animal cruelty charges
• Eagle Scout obtains mural for Zane Trace band room
• Woman dies in Butler County fire
• 40 years of family recipes go into 'Growing Up on Mama's Cookin'
• Chillicothe city, school boards set special sessions
• Don't punt on safe driving after Super Bowl
• Thanks, but I'll pass on Yellow No. 6
• Charity Waiter dinner benefits United Way
• Changes to Ohio school system likely again
• Local leaders seek rural commitment from Kasich
• 96-year-old mosaic artist readies first art show
• Southeastern alumna praises hometown, credits local radio personality for success
• Judge Richard Ward receives Bishop Flaget award
• Ohio moves to shut juvenile homes in 2 counties
• GOP presidential hopefuls turning to Ohio primary
• Narrows Road man accused of assaulting officers
• Electronics stolen from Liberty Tax Services
• Movement Builders group sets meeting to seek new members
• Ohio tourism may benefit from school bill
• Federal government testing plan for foreclosed homes
• Chillicothe students showcase early dividends of leadership program
• Commission to have caucus meeting
• Used prom dress sale set for Feb. 25
• Pioneer School celebrates Spirit Day
• Former OU-C dean Bebee accepts post in Washington, D.C.
• Schmidt leads 2nd District campaign fundraising
• Robbery suspect wants to withdraw guilty plea
• Piketon workers speak up for off-site waste disposal
• Carlisle Building stabilized
• 25 charged in Circleville drug probe
• Female Ohio supporters say infidelities shouldn't disqualify Gingrich from presidency
• Rose sworn in as 87th District representative
• Highway Patrol post gets new assistant commander
• Council might not have final say on police contract
• Road and tree crews take advantage of highs in the 50s
• Auditor begins reappraisal process
• Decision on pool needs to be made soon
• Police: 2 charged after fire caused by meth production
• Sarah Strausbaugh senior art show now on exhibit
• Upcoming salon discussion event to feature romance writers
• 85th District scholarships available
• Huntington firefighters awarded grant for gear
• Meeting slated for interested golf team members
• Upcoming salon discussion event to feature romance writers
• Bookstore adjusting hours of operation to meet students’ schedules
• Police investigate armed robbery on Hickory Street
• Public comment sought on Piketon site waste
• Entrepreneur of year named at chamber dinner
• Public welcomed to activities for Catholic Schools Week
• Pike County Dog Pound might be placed under sheriff's authority after puppy incident
• Program for young adults focuses on prescription drugs
• Dog license sales extended to Feb. 15
• Assault suspect in jail
• Cause of man's death still undetermined
• Paccar 4th-quarter profit almost doubles
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• City Council special session planned
• Traffic stop leads to foot pursuit, arrests
• Zanesville leopard euthanized after injury at zoo
• Plan would help military families take leave
• Fund set up to help local family involved in crash
• Woman receives True Hero Award
• Local man convicted of 10th OVI faces jail time
• Habitat for Humanity warns of foreclosures in Ohio
• Girl Scouts introduce new badges
• Chillicothe seventh-grade girls basketball team heads to final game undefeated
• Strickland gets spring fellowship at Harvard
• State seeks to get more kids involved in summer meal program
• Super PAC targets Schmidt in GOP primary
• Legislators speak up in opposition to USEC's American Centrifuge Project
• Fundraiser set for Frankfort man
• Ohio Catholic leaders oppose birth control rules
• Workers hurt in casino collapse recovering
• OU-C students encouraged to take proactive approach, long-term vision toward transition to semesters
• Coalition helps lower-income families with tax preparation
• Ohio gets new software to better track emergencies
• Shawnee State endorses plan to help first-time college students
• Senior citizens menu
• Pipeline project in doubt
• Chillicothe mayor to ask council to vote against police contract report
• Chillicothe, Ross County using grants to supplement loss in state funds
• Businesses oppose proposed fraud legislation
• Piketon cleanup meeting highlights light week of board activity
• Ohio pawn shop buys Purple Heart, seeks out owner
• Workers hurt in collapse at Cincinnati casino site
• Ghosts -- yes, ghosts -- lead to conviction
• Union membership up slightly in U.S., down in Ohio
• Standing water may remain on roads this weekend
• Educators honored for dedication to Chillicothe schools
• Bovicide wins Pickaway-Ross Idol competition
• Chillicothe officials consider intersection changes
• After long wait, Chillicothe students get languages computer lab
• Alleged 'free bagging' results in felony charge
• Armored vehicle debuts in Chillicothe; 4 people arrested
• Man charged in halfway house assault
• CCI death row receives final inmates
• Ohio struggles with anti-dropout proposal
• Ross County Sheriff's Office seeking assault suspect
• Chillicothe community aids Smoke House owners, workers
• Ross County schools adding more veggies, whole grains
• Ohio 327 to close for culvert work
• Super Saturday free tax prep sessions start this weekend
• AG: Ohio refining execution policies
• Local sheriff attends State of the Union
• Drunken driving charge dropped against lawmaker
• Organization offers prize for railroad safety script
• AEP's rates rise following agreement
• Accountability a focus of Senate candidate's campaign
• Vacation mishap results in Hillsboro man's death
• Warming climate prompts planting zone changes
• Chillicothe woman faces assault charges
• Chillicothe officials tackle exotic animal policy
• Kelsey Post provides student perspective about benefits of the OU-C experience
• Chillicothe Campus dean discusses Ohio University educational experience on regional and Athens campus
• OU-C students describe what has surprised them about the college experience
• Upcoming Campus Events
• 2 people sustain minor injuries in crash
• Study: Job growth follows growth in wireless broadband
• U.S. 50 crash leaves 1 dead
• Atomic Credit Union opens student-run branch offices in elementaries
• Chillicothe area Dems applaud Obama's speech; GOP wary
• Area housing market finishes 2011 with authority
• Chillicothe woman suspected in baby's death can't see other kids
• Ohio to fight Chillicothe cemetery owners
• Count of homeless people shows apparent increase
• Bishop Flaget School accepting applications
• Smoke House owners hope to rebuild after arson fire
• ZANE TRACE MIDDLE SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
• Wrestler gets 32 years in HIV assault case
• City schools brace for lean budget
• Ohio the 'big prize' for March primary
• Mother pleads not guilty in King St. toddler death
• Ohio lawmakers want Obama to focus on energy, economy
• IN THE SERVICE
• 4-H CLUB NEWS
• PUBLIC RECORD
• Frankfort Merry Workers 4-H Club
• Hallsville Friendly Neighbors 4-H Club
• VA records absent from drug monitoring program
• Habitat home may hinge on sweet tooth
• Local pursues passion for standup comedy
• Victim won't file charges in assault on Delano Road
• No one hurt in Liberty Hill Road fire
• Local man could face animal cruelty charges
• Weather advisory in effect today
• Grant helps restore trail rediscovery project
• Chamber urges regional approach to job creation
• Cops crack down on speed
• Mister Sub coming back to downtown
• Fall crash in Waverly develops into political drama, accusations of corruption
• Slick roads to be short lived
• Doctor will discuss SAD on Tuesday
• Colerain Twp. trustees elect officers
• Paxton Twp. financial reports available to public
• Why consider an annuity?
• Celebrating 40 years of service
• Chillicothe school board looking to cut costs
• King St. mom faces felony charges in child's death
• Area man plays key role in expanding horseshoes overseas
• Arrest made in Jeep theft from Adena valet parking
• Laurelvile man faces felony charges after stolen car crashed
• Unemployment rate falls as people end job searches
• Adult Parole Authority moves into fledgling re-entry center
• AEP program helps replace old appliances
• Dart league captains to meet Monday
• Sewer district board to meet Thursday
• Reward offered for information in arson
• Remains, shotgun found in search for missing area man
• Residents hope blast puts end to 'suspicious activity'
• Liberty Tax Service to host benefit
• Educational district board to meet Monday
• Franklin Twp. trustees elect president, VP
• Piketon man injured in early Thursday crash
• Poll: Ohio voters divided about anti-abortion bill
• Relay For Life changing format
• State rep. visits new district
• Arbitrator overturns firing of RCI employee
• Studies look at effect of coal, shale gas on climate
• Local Dems endorse Neal over Sharp in commission race
• Grant to continue financing 2011 storm clean up
• JVS board elects president, VP
• United Way 2011 campaign wraps at 88 percent of goal
• Circleville man accused of approaching boy at bus stop
• Former Circleville resident to show jewelry on TV
• Shoe drive proves the right fit for Ross County
• Jaycees honor Friedman for Red Cross donation
• Ohio takes two tracks on health reform
• State to invest $1 million in plan for patient-centered care
• Fee for shelters raised to help with pool
• State officials consider ways to boost funding for highway construction
• Orientation session tailored to students transferring from other campuses
• Senior art exhibit features work of Karalea Lane
• Campus’ social media efforts are designed to connect with current, prospective students
• RCC member Sharon Manson named president of Ohio School Boards Association
• Faculty member Michael Lafreniere’s initiative featured in news media
• Salon discussion event, concert to focus on secret language of music
• Meeting scheduled for interested tennis players
• Discussion to address Seasonal Affective Disorder
• Coalition to provide tax preparation help for qualified OU-C students
• Chillicothe native's work to be showcased at Sundance
• Rock and Roll Hall of Fame opens archives
• Weather, water disrupt TV, Internet services
• Cardo's trademark lawsuit ends amicably
• Voting machine battery replacements add costs
• Volunteers, cooperation needed for bike event
• Waverly Council still looking for $500,000 in budget cuts
• Man facing felony charge in shooting incident with logger
• Council OKs tax credits for 40 jobs
• Chillicothe native dies of injuries from fire
• Free medical clinic opens
• Ashville man still missing
• AGENDA
• Farm coddles cows with waterbeds
• Local King event attendees asked to determine their purpose in life
• One crash victim remains hospitalized
• Adena ER physicians group not on many health plans yet
• Students can participate in Statehouse event
• Ohio: Less state park trash means less litter on ground
• PUBLIC RECORD
• Couples get personal on special days
• Man's death still a mystery
• Glover-Jones: Some in black community don't vote, look to positive role models
• Several charged in break-in of Tiffin Elementary School
• A new year without immune challenges
• Terminally ill Ohioan dies on day of son's funeral after shooting
• Adena to host autism symposium in February
• 2 vans crash head-on on Western; police say all occupants related
• Anti-addiction movement generating interest
• No century farm status in Pike County
• Hartmus appointed to former seat on Chillicothe school board
• Council to consider Pegasus Industries tax break
• Asbestos removal project finished
• Anti-abortion movement gaining ground in Ohio
• Schools block website after spike in online gossip, bullying
• Local resident finds joy in cleaning crime scenes, meth labs
• South Salem man, accomplice charged in burglaries
• Budgeting basics
• First winter punch just a light jab in Scioto Valley
• Fire department developing response plans
• Ross County sheriff: 2012 spending will sustain operations
• Chillicothe mayor eyes civil service changes
• Piketon centrifuge project offered short-term funding fix
• Cold weather threatens further drop in Ross County blood donors
• Court of appeals to convene Feb. 2
• ADAMH Board plans Wednesday meeting
• Tax-help group now taking appointments
• Homeowners in Ohio likely to see insurance premiums rise
• Ohio panel sticks to 'White Only' pool sign ruling
• Chillicothe to celebrate MLK Day at courthouse
• Morrow County detective 1st Ohio recipient of Congressional honor
• 3,000 littered panties will be used for cancer awareness
• Deputy sustains minor injury in morning crash
• Adena part of first Appalachian cancer study
• Chillicothe cemetery co-owner pleads guilty
• Ohio rental rates on rise for third year
• Rep. Jean Schmidt amends financial forms to show gift
• Program allows long-distance monitoring of local VA patients
• Chillicothe's first free medical clinic to open
• Foundation offering scholarship grant
• Conservation district seedling sale under way
• YMCA offering Beat Cancer Boot Camp
• Food stamp time performance an issue statewide
• Man doesn't let cerebral palsy keep him from karate milestone
• New employees join Chillicothe Campus community
• OU-C students share their goals for the new year
• OU-C faculty member Allison White proving benefits of volunteerism at upcoming event
• Article highlights vibrant OU-C theater program
• Reception planned for Faculty & Staff Arts, Crafts and Hobbies Exhibit
• Silent auction to benefit United Way of Ross County
• Pike dog warden pleads not guilty to cruelty charges
• Pioneer buses having trouble with passing motorists
• Charges expected in Eastern Avenue crash
• Ex OU-C staffer to lead safety services
• Commissioners to apply for grant
• High school drug sweep reveals no drugs
• Sheriff: Food dispute led to Logan murder-suicide
• Local group gets grant to fight foreclosure scams
• Weekend house fires appear accidental
• Library's director looks forward to setting direction
• Four dead after shooting in Hocking County
• Midnight Madness benefit planned
• Pharmacist gets 2 years in pain pill case
• Feds reimburse Ohio for flooding repairs on roads
• Huntington board examines building security oversights
• Honda to open another plant in central Ohio
• Park annex returning to later hours of operation
• Redrawn city ward lines meet council approval
• Carlisle owners start stabilization work
• Pelotonia bike tour changing course
• 4 injured in Western Ave. crash named
• Ohio fire marshal's panel considers smoke alarms
• Relay For Life kickoff slated for Jan. 19
• Woman gives injured dog new leash on life
• Waverly Village Council agrees to open committee meetings
• Homeless count needs public's help
• 8-year-old speaks up for homeless animals
• Boehner's campaign cash keeps flowing
• 'Collaboratory' concept spreads
• Panhandling causing stir
• Two busineses trade places
• Portsmouth Brewing back in Chillicothe
• Board of Elections seeks poll workers for March 6 election
• New OU-C tech, business development center begins operations
• Drop in natural gas prices won't derail Ohio shale drilling
• Fracking might be big issue in Pickaway, Ross counties
• House incumbents face 'astounding' number of primary challenges in Ohio
• Overdose deaths increased in 2011
• Pedestrian struck, killed while crossing street with dogs
• Collections being accepted for family who lost home in fire
• Conservation district taking orders for trees
• Union Twp. board to consider property bids
• Hope Clinic website to inform public
• Ross County Board of Elections denies protest in central committee race
• Sketch released of Kingston bank robbery suspect
• Glatfelter showcases innovations at quarterly breakfast
• Columbus man faces felony charge in high-speed chase
• Victory not easily won in 34-round Chillicothe spelling bee
• Four people injured in Western Avenue crash
• Entranceways to Bennett Hall are being refurbished
• Sex abuse nets Chillicothe man prison term
• Credit Union accepting applications for four $500 scholarships
• Waverly Service Club offering scholarships
• Local lawmakers review accomplishments at term's midpoint
• Well owner begins study after quakes
• Two seek appointment to vacant school board spot
• Woman's call to 911 goes without answer; officials think lightning might be to blame
• Firefighters learn new rescue techniques using scenarios that were fatal elsewhere
• Dart league seeks players
• Fundraiser to help family that lost home to fire
• Continuum of Care seeks volunteers
• Gun residue found on exotic animal owner's hand
• 10TV, Time Warner reach agreement
• Fire prevention information focus of neighborhood canvassing
• Family home, pets lost in fire
• VA offers reward for information on equipment theft
• 2nd person might be tied to Kingston bank robbery
• Ohio in spotlight as '12 presidential race heats up
• Budget calling for reduced spending approved for county
• Bagged, live puppies found outside Pike County pound
• Planning commission to have public hearing
• 10TV-Time Warner spat likely to result in higher costs for consumers
• Portion of U.S. 23 to temporarily close
• Bennett, Whitten elected to board of trustees
• Patrol: New Year's crash fatalities increased
• Patrol arrests 2 on felony drug charges
• Alumni cheerleaders perform at CHS game
• Waverly mayor Reed announces resignation
• Ohio quakes could incite fracking policy shift
• Road work, safety gear top budget
• Cold is here, but lack of snowfall means a lack of expense to fight slick surfaces
• GOP race has yet to fully test Romney
• Humane Society checks dogs and horses at Zanesville farm
• Board could move fair campsites
• Changes expand access to assisted living waiver program
• Chillicothe police report busy New Year's holiday weekend
• Buckeye fans ready for new season
• Feeding the birds
• Health District column: Slow down on fracking decisions
• Burglary reported on Buckeye Street
• Police: Variety of charges filed during holiday weekend
• Former CCI prison guard reindicted on felony charges
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Rascals 4-H Club
• No one injured in Adams Ave. blaze
• McKell celebrates her retirement
• Waverly woman to lead school board group
• Local organizers prepare for GOBA's Chillicothe stop
• After many ups and downs, stocks end flat for 2011
• Ohioan offers free cars if Browns blank Steelers
• New amusement park boss looks beyond big thrills
• Mom says baby worth legal fight with church
• Commission, council set different meeting days this week
• Cold, New Year's resolutions play key role in surge of exercisers
• Job and Family Services director honored
• Goals for a happy, thrifty 2012
• 12 key issues for Ohio in 2012
• Everson reporting for duty
• First local female judge takes oath of office
• Effort aimed at ban on abortion gets OK
• Austria won't run for new seat
• State struggling to find Ohioans owed tax refunds
• PUBLIC RECORD
• Everson calls for special council meeting
• WBNS denies extension in Time Warner dispute
• Defensive driving a must when traveling tonight
• Sears Holdings eyes future store closings
• Recovery continuing from PV school tragedy
• Time Warner, 10TV dispute could affect CBS feed
• Ohioans protest closing of mail processing centers
• Sentencing delayed in Cooks Hill Road shooting case
• Escaped bison back on Owl Creek Road
• 5 arrested in Pike County meth lab busts
• Ohio set to privatize prisons
• Everson ushering in new party, priorities in Chillicothe
• Chillicothe mayor leaving office, legacy of work
• Local man gets intervention for involvement in theft ring
• Technology and Business Development Center becomes operational with winter quarter
• Student gains further insights into health-care field during HSA practicum experience
• Caution and judgment are urged during times of inclement weather
• OU-C faculty member Michael Lafreniere earns award that recognizes research and learning environments
• Providing holiday cheer for local family
• Panel convened on Ohio constitution modernization
• Kucinich opposing veteran Democrat in Ohio primary
• Wilds conservation center hosts cheetah-naming contest on Twitter
• Taxpayers dropping lawsuit to save Ohio courthouse
• Attorney illness leaves Black trial set for Tuesday
• Judge in Bennie Rowe case to determine court cost fee
• New laws in Ohio, across nation tackle variety of issues
• Unioto incident makes national news
• Firefighters: Space heater caused fatal fire Christmas Eve
• Chillicothe ward shifts are minor
• Judge has hearing on alleged Ohio 'pill mill'
• Waverly tears down stadium, plans new athletic complex
• Man sentenced for placing explosive on police officer's vehicle
• Cops seek tips in '10 holiday season killing
• Man arrives home during robbery; 2 male suspects flee
• New members join Ross County Board of Developmental Disabilities
• Report: Almost $439K spent on governor's mansion
• City apologizes for Adena Mansion water bill mix-up
• More former rail depot property set to begin cleanup process
• Family, colleagues remember man, 54, who died in Vinton County plane crash
• Ross County officials trim requests, near budget deal
• Union representing Chillicothe city workers agrees to concessions
• Huntington grad's death a reminder of cost of war
• Felony drug charges result of traffic stop
• Cincinnati schools combining middle, high schools
• Survey: Economy to pick up but still vulnerable
• Gingrich gaining the 'not-Romneys' in Ohio
• Saying goodbye to Queen & Jean
• Adena doctors serve patients in Iraqi hospital
• 2012 budget tight, but maintains staff, basic services
• POLICE REPORTS
• Cincinnati airport briefly evacuated after alarm
• Federal funds pay Ohio troopers' holiday overtime
• Pair sell alpacas after 1 is stolen, beaten to death
• POLICE REPORT
• Youth Crime Watch adviser steps down for new job
• OU-C education students spend break helping current teachers
• Ohio lawmakers divided about Iraq troop withdrawal
• Hospital: 3rd person dies after Ohio plane crash
• George Black trial to start Tuesday
• Local Eagles Club continues holiday food-giving tradition
• New teachers enter first winter break in different ways
• Cat rescue, adoption grows
• Most Ohio lawmakers aren't picking presidential favorites
• A few more words on the year
• Area boards meet to wrap 2011, prep for 2012
• Reindeer goes on highway adventure
• Fruitcake from 1941 auctioned for $525
• Many happy returns
• Buying for future way to make most of post-Christmas shopping
• Kasich's job record mixed for '11
• Several sex offenders found out of compliance during sweep
• Former Ney chief of staff finds closure with first book
• DOE exercises simulate accident
• Chillicothe man dies in Pike County U.S. 23 crash
• Agency keeping eye on Santa
• Men soliciting area homes could be related to burglaries
• Chillicothe Municipal Court Judge Tom Bunch ready to retire
• City workers agree to make concessions in new contract
• Military families work to include deployed relatives
• Services
• Adena, OSU finalize burn care agreement
• Anemic population growth continues in Ohio
• 2011 officially declared wettest ever
• Pair charged after traffic stop yields heroin
• Muddy situation at annex leads to early closures
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Township board to have 2 January meetings
• Club brings cards, teddy bears to medical center
• Gas tubing fires linked to lightning
• Patrol hopes to keep fatality count under 1,000
• Ross County sees large drop in jobless rate
• Local housing sales level off in November
• 'Layaway angels' helping anonymously in Chillicothe
• Most local school board members get state maximum pay
• Owl Creek Road resident searching for missing bison
• Unioto to revisit bullying policy
• Attendees at free holiday dinner recall small miracles
• 6 Ohio death row inmates remain at super-max prison
• Ohio could profit from sending cattle to developing nations
• Area of CHS gym dedicated to former athletic director Rey Bradley
• Waverly council demands revised department budgets
• Funeral services
• Pregnancy resources center raises more than $70,000
• WebChick to continue as Adena schools' website handler
• Sheriff: Ohio Amish girl's death likely accidental
• AG: Pain clinics gone in hard-hit county
• MUNICIPAL COURT
• Stolen goods, gift cards found during traffic stop
• City school board changes winter break, last day for students
• Paint Valley school board to meet today
• OU-C education students learn value of volunteerism while gaining practical insights
• Man faces child rape allegations from 1990s
• Child to testify in former deputy's trial
• Critics pounce on Ohio utility rate-setting
• Mental health, senior services make up Ross ballot issues for March
• Community mourns for Pataskala girl
• Kasich touts better job picture
• City schools consider restructuring elementary buildings by grade level
• Sales tax receipts help boost county's 2012 revenue estimates by $200,000
• Secret Santa pays off $8,800 layaway bills
• Regular donations help local food pantry service increased need
• Snapping turtle calls Gee Hollow Road home
• Home for the holidays
• 4-H News
• Municipal Court
• Measuring the real value of higher education in this region
• CLUB NEWS
• EPA rules threaten older power plants
• Gus Macker seeking help as planning hits full stride
• City schools may shop for ESC services
• Commissioners to hear update on Ross County road projects
• 'Faces of Cancer' series features work of Waverly cancer survivor
• In Bargaindom, as in life, knowledge is power
• Unioto, Huntington middle school students compete in First Lego League Regional Competition
• Woman's body found in Deer Creek
• Young golfer uses excess funds to aid pediatric unit
• PRCTC class ditches paper, goes digital
• Centrifuge project's last hope?
• Report: Payday lenders circumvent regulations
• Last-minute Christmas gift: College savings
• Death row: an inside look
• Huntington trustees plan special meeting
• Students kick off drug-free campaign
• Case moves forward in death of 2-year-old
• Bride-to-be has holiday prayers answered
• Drop in jobless rate not entirely positive
• W.Va. man indicted on cocaine charge
• 2 face endangerment charges
• Man charged in robbery
• Baptist church hosting alcohol abuse program
• Author to sign books
• Clarksburg council to meet Tuesday
• Church to host celebration
• $23 million set for Ohio transportation work
• Columbus Zoo postpones testing of exotic animals
• Holiday shipping deadlines approaching
• Bill aims to improve Ohio nursing homes
• Cause sought in Egypt Pike garage fire
• USEC centrifuge project funding in doubt
• Chillicothe area programs aid kids in need during holidays
• Spelling bee exhausts word list
• Man charged after scuffle with 2 Chillicothe police officers
• Husted urges Westfall High School teens to vote
• Federal oversight spotty on the $40 billion spent on highways each year
• Local teams hope to construct success at LEGO contest
• Traffic stop leads to second charge in a month
• Writer of Ohio death penalty law says it's not working
• Ohio lawmakers OK March primary, end to map flap
• ODOT fares better at oversight than others
• Patrol seeks help finding man who fled from trooper
• Chillicothe area police arrest man wanted by FBI
• Fair committee seeking auctioneers
• Local cookbook now available
• Civil Service Commission to meet
• Community Action Committee awarded $60k grant
• Huntington board OKs assistant girls basketball coach
• Paint Valley schools honor bus driver for actions in fatal crash
• Board: No cellphones, no texting by drivers
• Postal closings delayed
• Retail sales rise for sixth month
• ZT, PV FFA members take trip to national convention
• 5 adults charged in party where teen died
• Teen in Hocking Hills fatal fall identified
• Eugene Groves' request for another attorney paid for by taxpayers denied
• Ohio enacts tax break for college students receiving grants
• Unioto teacher provides 24/7 virtual classroom
• City auditor expects $1M to start 2012
• Portion of weekend sales to help victims of U.S. 23 collision
• Daymar food drive nearing 1,000 pounds -- and counting
• Ohio universities buy risqué .xxx domain names
• Couple to help with Rose Parade
• Historical society eyes rebuilding artifact preservation facility
• Patrol reminder: Safety belts save lives
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• HONOR ROLL
• What do I eat?
• Customers interrupt would-be gas station robber
• Gas drilling surging in Buckeye state; brings jobs, worries
• Foster parents find family, purpose
• Chillicothe pay ordinance up for final reading
• Some towns have jobs that go begging
• Workers train for jobs that may not materialize
• Teen sells prized steer to help deputy's family
• DeWine calls for review of foster care across the state
• Middleground Youth Center hosting third annual Christmas for the Community tonight
• Time is better than stuff
• Schmidt takes time with ethics directives
• Judge choice means temporary additional cost
• Recession boosting local free, reduced-cost school lunch participation
• RossGo employee has become known for finding help for those in need
• Students' pajama drive will help 177 people sleep more comfortably
• Chillicothe plans to revise water usage practices
• Pair of local lawyers seek positions on appeals court
• Bond set at $50,000 in aggravated vehicular assault case
• Stout woman killed in car crash Friday
• Ross County grand jury hands down indictment in Oct. 21 robbery
• Some make too much to get help, too little to live on
• Organization provides workshop about how to get help paying a mortgage
• Friends of Lucy to host dinner
• School to host Breakfast with Santa on Saturday
• Local I-CAT students earn places on board
• Zion Baptist free holiday giveaway returns tonight
• Winterizing work begins on Carlisle building
• Pike sewer project gets first big funding boost
• Bomb threats prompt action at two schools
• Suspect in crash charged with felony
• Resident brings Waverly budget concern to council
• Services
• Fond farewell for Mossbarger
• Woman in ICU after helping crash victim
• Building understanding between poor, middle class
• Program forming to help sexual assault victims
• Election 2012 taking shape with filing deadline
• Pike Health Services, Adena Health System announce merger
• Hundreds of families in need continue to strain resources of social service agencies
• Board of Education set to meet Tuesday
• Woman finds work through AMVETS Career Center
• ACLU to challenge 2 abortion bills in Ohio
• Pretrial continued for man facing sex abuse charges
• Pearl Harbor survivor shares stories of attack that took place 70 years ago today
• Ohio AG changes sexual assault kit testing policy
• First group of death row inmates arrives at CCI
• State tax incentives to support 40 jobs in Chillicothe
• They lost everything: Harris family goes from house, to shelter, to Michigan
• Continuum of Care to meet Thursday
• Jaycees selling lottery calendars
• Man charged after allegedly being found with ZT items
• MUNICIPAL COURT
• Teen allegedly starts fire in PV trash can
• Church cancels food kitchen because of funeral
• Woman in court on felony charge of not properly caring for mother
• Student threats against Unioto, Adena addressed
• Doolittle's raid recalled almost 70 years later
• Tanning salon robber sentenced to 4 years
• After series of struggles, mother sober, back on track
• Higby Road man facing murder charge
• Postal service moves forward with mail processing closures
• At Chillicothe food bank, demand keeps increasing
• Living life on the edge
• Ohio bill would ban state worker 'double dipping'
• Ohio House speaker blasts state GOP chairman
• Body could be 3rd Craigslist scam victim
• Bargain Advocate: Watch your favorite shows online
• Ross County Heritage Center shows off bygone holiday decor during open house
• Airport issues top Ross County commissioners' agenda this week
• Scholarship established by family of noted former Ohio University-Chillicothe hoops coach
• In western Pike County, people do what it takes
• Event brings vaccine debate to Chillicothe area
• Huntingon schools an oasis for kids who are poor
• Demand increases at Carver Community Center
• In Chillicothe, its Cardo's vs. Cardo's
• Ohio troopers arrest West Virginia man after finding $36,000 in cocaine
• Crews rescue elderly Frankfort woman from house fire
• Chillicothe community turns out for Rock for Tots
• Ohio primary questions add to campaign uncertainty
• USEC working to resolve issues
• Waverly High School to present 'Magical Madrigal Evening' today
• Feds approve Ohio's changes to welfare program
• GE Aviation terminates Ohio jet project
• Chillicothe police arrest local man on prostitution charge
• OU-C offers ACT preparation course
• Group calls for exotic animal ban
• Hearth & Patio to have grand opening
• Traffic stop leads to meth lab discovery
• County participates in World AIDS Day
• Township trustee race will see recount
• Write-in Hopkins wins final Huntington school board seat
• Details emerge on Ohio drug testing for welfare recipients
• Appeals court sides with Ross County Water against Chillicothe
• Chillicothe woman faces neglect charge in mom's death
• Golden retriever happy to listen to young readers at Chillicothe libraries
• No trial date yet for officer facing sex abuse charges
• State Rep. John Carey resigns to join college staff
• Nursing program open house scheduled
• Dog license fees remain the same for 2012
• Rockers ready to help local children's programs again
• United Way fund drive a quarter way to goal
• Sen. Brown makes case for payroll tax extension
• GOP: Cut spending to offset tax relief
• League presentation ignites fracking discussion
• Volunteers, workers decorate historic mansion for Holidays at Adena
• Longtime Ohio lawmaker leaving House to lobby
• Teen in Craigslist case in court
• Kasich mulls forgiving all welfare mistakes
• Sex offender turns himself in for failure-to-register warrant
• Historic homes tour focuses on churches
• Teen to serve time for Unioto assault
• Chillicothe police chief seeks more funds
• Chillicothe group hopes home care will offset Medicaid cuts
• Scholarship fund continues legacy of OU-C basketball coach Howard “Corky” Miller
• OU-C Child Development Center to host book fair
• Expect the Urbanator, not a mellower Meyer
• Council approves spending to beat end-of-year deadline
• Out and about in the rain
• Schools facing open enrollment woes
• Board of elections asks for more money
• Coroner to run for re-election
• Stabbing victim released from hospital
• County employees to receive letter about downtown parking
• Elderly woman held at gunpoint during home invasion
• Local family members excited for Meyer
• HONOR ROLL
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• 200-pound third-grader placed in foster care
• Statehouse designer belatedly gets gravestone
• Grace Irvin to mark her 100th birthday
• Authorities report few incidents over holiday weekend
• Ohioans look to capitalize on shale gas boom
• Ohio nursing homes suffer cuts
• AGENDA
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Family of Marine takes cutout photo to events
• Social media is a 'land rush'
• Chillicothe woman honored with window fashions scholarship
• Body ID'd as Ohio man who answered Craigslist ad
• Students, vets to be honored at school board meeting
• State Fire Marshal encourages fire safety this holiday season
• Renter regrets: Best practice is to learn how to handle issues before you need to
• Ohio State fans look ahead to 2012 season
• Possible need for new location, growing need for help among issues facing food pantry
• Mom holds out hope missing Mich. boys are alive
• Power outage zaps bargain shopping in Port Clinton
• PACCAR, Ohio Christian University agreement finalized
• Bible quiz team kicks off season with Mount Vernon Nazarene University event
• Man dies after Pickaway County crash
• Two more bodies found Friday; might be linked to Craigslist case
• Eateries, small businesses work to attract crowds out for big day of shopping
• Woman to receive award for serving people with disabilities
• Portman, key to supercommittee, couldn't break the deadlock
• 7th annual turkey trot a family affair
• 4-H graduates: Where are they now?
• Winter fashion gala to benefit victims of domestic violence
• Shelter gives family reasons to be thankful
• District fight causes campaign confusion
• New private adoption agency focuses on teen demographic
• Advocate warns of dangerous kids toys
• Assistance dog helps boy with cerebral palsy
• Old prison from 'Shawshank' popular for weddings
• Ohio man claims ghostly presence as trial defense
• Head Start students prepare care package for Vinton County man serving in Afghanistan
• Black Friday: from a day, to a week, to ...
• Safety, deals can go together on Black Friday
• Ohioan says he interviewed in Craigslist job case
• FBI arrests seven in Ohio Amish haircut attacks
• Zanesville widow wants hearing about exotic animals
• Piketon man plans to enter 2nd District race
• Patients line up for free dental care at Day of Thanks event
• Pennies for Life seeks assistance
• Sharp to take on Neal in county commissioner primary
• Officials get look inside new Adena Cancer Center, expected to open in January
• Missing Ohio man could be 3rd tied to Craigslist case
• Ohio man sentenced to more than 12 years in mortgage fraud scam
• New rape case dropped against Ohioan freed by DNA
• Grant renewal allows Earned Income Tax Coalition to expand
• Mail processing center plan still raising concerns in Chillicothe
• Chillicothe ward redistricting plan almost complete
• Plans approved for North Bridge Street strip mall
• Officials check on progress of Ohio 104/Ohio 159 connector project
• Ross doesn't get drug court grant
• Toad Hollow Road man in serious condition after Sunday stabbing; suspect charged
• Senior services levy to be placed on ballot
• Henshaw, Caldwell to face off in commission race
• Personnel costs, new contracts boost sheriff 2012 budget request
• Local home sales surge for 4th straight month
• Attorney: Unioto, ACLU in discussions
• Scholarships offered in engineering
• Sheriff's Office looks into crash of stolen car
• Man treated after accidentally shooting self
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• State seeing more international students in schools
• Ohioans more likely than most to smoke tobacco
• U.S. 23 reduced to 1 lane at Circleville
• Medicare Check-Up Day set for Nov. 30
• 5 teens may be charged with criminal trespass
• November is a time to celebrate family caregivers
• Fire marshal offers tips on safe cooking during the holidays
• ZT fifth-grader always looks for a challenge
• Green Township firefighters get hands-on training in mobile lab
• One Night Without a Home provides a glimpse inside homelessness
• Downtown Chillicothe businesses hope strong open house means strong holiday sales
• Chillicothe mail processing change won't affect daily operations
• Black Friday now starting Thursday for many retailers
• Cincinnati councilwoman sues over 13-cent penalty
• Budgets, road projects among items on commissioners' agenda Monday
• Survey: Charitable donations continue despite economy
• Americans should take time to be thankful
• ODOT crews prep for winter
• Purple light vigil planned today
• Ross County veterans bonuses top $310,000
• Pike County Senior Center
• Corrective action ordered in wake of pipeline explosion
• Man indicted after alleged undercover drug buys
• Hope Clinic set to open in January
• Chillicothe woman faces theft charges
• New ranking system compares Ohio schools
• Chillicothe VA adding more vet housing
• 'Birds' star touts exotic animal limits
• Man pleads guilty in 'pill mill' case
• Pilot to enter congressional race
• More Ohioans planning holiday travel
• National pitch an incentive to quit smoking
• Gibbs vents about White House plans to regulate fracking
• Zero Weight Gain Challenge returns
• No criminal intent in pipeline explosion
• Interactive exercise assists HSA students in career preparation
• Importance of educational partnership stressed during Scholarship Breakfast
• Love of the game motivates OU-C men’s basketball Coach Rick Uhrig
• Collaboratory approach fosters engaged learning, Michael Lafreniere stresses during presentation
• ‘The process’ art show features work of graduating student Kimberly Roush
• OU-C art students visit Columbus sites
• Learning Center expanding hours during finals week
• Ohio pipeline explosion causes wall of fire
• Panel uses incident at Unioto High as catalyst for discussion on bullying, change
• Injury education, fun are focus of Family Safety Day
• Teacher evaluation measure under fire
• Ohioans John Glenn, Neil Armstrong get Congressional Gold Medal
• Without funds, agency will have to trim services, close clinics across region
• Motorcycle club leading Coats For Kids
• Man charged after police find 28 pounds of marijuana
• Signatures opposing House Bill 319 sought
• Waverly native's inaugural novel a long time in coming
• Chillicothe/Ross County library system names new director
• Agency planning 'One Night Without a Home'
• Frankfort library branch may close for renovations
• 2012 Waverly budget contains no cuts
• Miami Trace teacher, aide disciplined for bullying
• Local Obama campaign headquarters opens
• Moose donation aims to help children
• Suspects arraigned in Immel Road shooting death
• Adena superintendent: Bleacher work is about safety
• Downtown curb ramps being replaced
• ACLU threatens lawsuit against Unioto
• Buckeye Propane Co. begins holiday toy drive
• Concealed carry class slated for Dec. 11
• It's never too early to think winter safety
• Ohio high court refuses to halt execution
• County short on document storage space
• Ohio's election law foes fall short on signatures
• Council considers options for backhoe buy
• Floral Hills cemetery trial delayed; township rejects donation offer
• U.S. companies hit by Europe crisis
• Know Your Neighbor: Former county fair queen returns to pageant circuit
• Library honors retiring PR manager
• Local YMCA celebrates 80 years
• U.S. companies hit by Europe crisis
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• COMMON PLEAS COURT
• For Penn State, a new week after the worst one ever
• Regional development council to reorganize
• Man missing after Ohio explosion is found dead
• Note: Rolling Hills Garden Club met Oct. 20
• Obama campaign ramps up in Ohio; both sides expect tough contest for White House
• Social networking giants' challenge: To capture consumer confidence
• Adena board to discuss replacing football field bleachers
• Tavern's seafood journey mirrors that of its owner
• Confessions of a coupon convert
• Commission OKs changes to design zoning ordinance
• Electricity company choice becoming more prominent in central Ohio
• Walk meant to raise funds, awareness for homeless vets
• Johnson elected to Big Brothers Big Sisters board
• Newly adopted dog runs off burglar from home
• Collection drives seek warm youth clothing, holiday food items
• PACCAR center sees boom in partnerships
• Many veterans missing out on bonuses
• Luncheon pays tribute to 'heroes'
• Ohio 772 death, fire still under investigation
• InfoSight hopes expansion a sign of good things to come
• Ohio baby arrives early at 11:11 a.m. 11/11/11
• Southwest Ohio district must wait for levy tally
• Former Ohio soldier recalls burned Iraqi children
• WWII vet escapes multiple close calls
• South Salem man prepares for stint with Army Special Forces
• Vet Robert Kelley remembers surviving German POW camp
• 23-year veteran puts his struggle on dialysis into perspective
• Chillicothe resident, born at 11:11 a.m. on 11/11/27, is celebrating birthday today
• 5 charged after drug search warrants served
• Rep. Bob Peterson leads students in debate about Great Seal of Ohio
• Dentist offers free dental care for veterans
• Deal to cost city schools more than $280,000
• City delays decision to open pool in 2012
• Salon series event discusses Veteran issues
• Jefferson, Liberty townships see close contests for trustees
• Parties look for positives after election
• Mayor-elect Everson meets with city workers
• Benefit to raise money for funeral costs
• Issue 2 defeat might say something about voters
• Man faces charges after teens held at gunpoint
• Latest OU-C production stays true to college's theatrical tradition
• Jury acquits man of stabbing at club
• Funeral services set for former Ross County Sheriff Fred Heinzelman
• Free dental care day for veterans set
• Ohio pastor apologizes for Halloween pamphlets
• Challenge causes teachers to lose their hair
• Glatfelter reorganization forces layoffs
• Summit takes first step in battling hunger
• Issue 2 would change rules for vacations, sick leave
• Text messages result in indictment
• Trick or treat -- give me something good to eat
• Scioto County crash kills one man, injures another
• Q&A: A look at Ohio's crackdown on wild animals
• Gardening column: Fall is the best time to plant trees
• Motorists, parents can work together for trick-or-treat safety
• Volunteers sought for 2012 Alzheimer's Association walk
• Issue 2 would limit bargaining, payments for health insurance
• Event to raise homelessness awareness
• Three attorneys vie to be Ross County's first female judge
• Know your neighbor: World War II veteran takes trip to Washington, D.C.
• Prize winner
• College note
• Man charged in baseball bat incident
• The race for Chillicothe mayor: A final look
• Issue 2 would limit who can join unions, make it easier to decertify
• Clear Channel cuts jobs in regional reorganization
• Commissioners to hear about new development options
• Toys for Tots seeking donations, applicants
• Why caring for public health is important
• Firehouse event brings smiles to children's faces
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Portman: Supercommittee secrecy needed to build trust, debate openly
• Area man indicted in police standoff
• Issue 2 would require pay hikes to be based solely on performance
• Portman targeted in supercommittee lobbying
• Errors reported in treasurer salary database
• Local woman's life story a 'Reader's Digest' possibility
• Domestic violence, burglary charges among open indictments
• Unioto reviews fight discipline
• A spirited good time
• Issue 2 wouldn't affect big retirement payouts
• Hollie Hinton keeps funding lead over Jack Everson
• MUNICIPAL COURT
• DISSOLUTIONS
• PUBLIC RECORD
• ZT student honored as finalist in national food science program
• Operation Christmas Child looks to fill shoe boxes with gifts
• Officials investigate claims high school fight was motivated by student's sexual orientation
• Issue 2 would end fees for non-union employees
• Animal deaths stir memories of tiger mascot's escape in '76
• Ross Correctional Institution dedicates employee memorial with help of first warden
• Traditional Halloween parade offers more than just costumes
• Pike County opiate town hall kicks off coalition to find solutions
• Local Issue 2 debate focuses on arbitration, merit pay
• Chillicothe and Ross County Public Library to conduct special meeting
• Cruise-in car show scheduled
• Cain leads GOP candidates in Ohio, Quinnipiac poll says
• Love of writing directs OU-C faculty member to filmmaking
• OU-C faculty member Michael Lafreniere using technology to enhance student engagement
• Issue 2 would allow troubled governments to alter contracts
• Untitled
• OU-C employees encouraged to submit items for annual faculty & staff creative exhibit
• New Student Senate officers are announced
• Shoplifting suspect caught after fleeing police, almost causing crash
• Area events connect campus with community
• States target prescriptions written by 'pill mills'
• Housing authority audit clear of issues
• Man faces charges after woman assaulted, chased
• Teen faces multiple assault charges for thumbtack incident
• Veteran recalls anniversary of WWII ship sinking
• Gala benefits county's agencies, residents
• Backhoe listed as 'critical' purchase on Safety and Service wish list
• Environment changing for food banks
• Ames, Kelley vie for 2nd Ward
• Coalition still seeks volunteers for tax help service
• Fire station's open house offers fun before parade
• State honors city auditor for budget work
• Issue 2 would end minimum staffing, allow outsourcing
• Residents push for stray cat solutions
• Ross County fatal crashes follow trend
• Waverly BOE to have special meeting
• State reps. to debate on Issue 2
• Issue 2 would ban strikes by public workers in Ohio
• ADAMH wants services to continue
• Discarded cigarette blamed for eastside fire
• Local farmer knows it's fall when kids, pumpkins arrive
• Safe Communities has traffic safety concerns in Twin, Paxton townships
• Attempted robbery investigated at Acord's Carryout
• SUV strikes, kills Orient pedestrian
• Accused bank robber confesses to crime several times while in court
• Police find northwest Ohio stolen car during traffic stop
• Forecasts bring little joy but help guide local school districts
• Peers: Hollie Hinton a 'collaborator'
• 7 candidates on the hunt for 3 open seats
• Dorian Gray in a Missoni Cardigan
• Medicare Check-Up day set for Nov. 14 in Waverly
• School board expected to oppose school voucher bill
• Long-term care doesn't have to be frightful adventure
• New deal in works at USEC facility
• Funds raised at Chillicothe Giving Tree auction will help people like Casto family
• Ohio sheriff's deputies seize 2 alligators
• Section of U.S. 50 named for fallen McArthur firefighter
• Village council member challenging Countryman for Bainbridge mayor's office
• Ohio governor's order targets exotic animal owners
• Beaver man arrested on rape charges
• Ohio House agrees to push presidential primary
• Groves competency hearing continued
• Scioto Valley home salese increase rise for third consecutive month
• Vigil offers men support
• Ohio unemployment unchanged at 9.1 percent
• Alleged attack on deputy among five open indictments
• 1 dead, 2 hurt in pair of Chillicothe area crashes
• Paint Valley board fears effect of ballot blunder
• Search ends, questions remain in exotic animals tragedy
• Women voters group to hear about fracking
• Police arrest 3 after possible meth labs found
• Broadband project receives national honors
• Schools offering honorary diplomas for veterans
• Groups plan events to fight hunger throughout Chillicothe area
• Educating voters key for Ross County candidates whose names don't appear on ballot
• Animals released before Ohio man killed himself
• Bennett honored for work raising drug awareness issues
• Ohio University dorm fire ruled arson
• Three treated for injuries after crashing into creek
• Speaker to Unioto students: Don't share too much online
• Approach separates Chillicothe's 5th Ward candidates
• Relay For Life volunteers sought
• Fifth Third customers can write notes to service members
• Town hall about opiate abuse planned
• Zanesville property owner found dead as large predators roam area
• Cats seized on East Fifth Street healthy enough to go to new homes
• Jury: Ray man guilty of sexual abuse
• Chillicothe council starts ward redistricting
• Seniors invited to Friday's extravaganza
• County roads, Main Street among priority projects
• Chillicothe man stable after Monday crash on U.S. 23
• Stalled vehicle leads to road rage incident
• Florida sheriff arrests Circleville pair on 'doctor shopping' suspicion
• Adena board OKs funds for gym repairs
• ‘Chillicothe in Story and Song’ exhibit displayed in Stevenson Center
• Information session is scheduled for possible bachelor’s program in social work
• OU-C to host ORC volleyball tourney
• Trick or Treat Extravaganza offers family-friendly atmosphere
• Upcoming OU-C salon discussion event focuses on art of storytelling
• Bruce Blackburn named baseball coach at Ohio University-Chillicothe
• Bookstore offers unique course material formats for faculty members to utilize
• Dennis Deane exhibiting work at Rio Grande
• Bookstore to close early on Oct. 19
• Ohio University hosting forum regarding access and persons with disabilities
• Wellness Committee sponsors cancer awareness fund-raisers
• Completed Triangle Trail connects Chillicothe with Washington Court House
• Lancaster woman remembered as gentle, loving
• Former OSU defensive lineman Joel Penton talks to CHS students
• No evidence to indicate foul play in fatal fire
• Unioto finance forecast projects reserves will be cut in half by 2016
• Partnership will put Adena health clinics in Walmart stores starting Jan. 30
• Police seek Circle K robber
• Man injured in fight with pill dealer
• Tractor-trailer crash briefly closes U.S. 23
• NAACP speaker: civil rights work remains despite all of King's efforts
• Officials investigate fatal fire on Ohio 772
• Controlling deer problems in the fall is challenging
• Science Alliance growing in Year 2
• Paranormal investigator pens new book
• More interest expected during school bus safety week after recent crashes
• Donations sought for Pike Pet Pals bazaar
• 4 educators running for 2 seats on Zane Trace board
• 4 earn awards at local NAACP event
• Man takes vehicle from parking lot; car found in lake
• Analysis: Breaks on taxes good for Ohio jobs
• Issue 3 would gut key federal health care overhaul provision in Ohio
• 5 social media tips on avoiding being crushed like Hank Jr.
• Team of counselors joins Adena OB/GYN
• School boards deal with five-year forecasts this week
• Make a change for breast health
• Annual Freedom Fund speaker looks to future
• Shelter for homeless women, children opens
• With school year well under way, there are lessons for new instructors, as well
• Chillicothe mayoral candidate Jack Everson looks at city as business
• Weekend fun abounds at fall festival
• FOP leaders visit Ohio in union law ballot fight
• Schools warned to stay alert for bedbugs
• Body of missing Pike County man found near his home
• Bainbridge mobile home fire ruled arson
• Breast cancer message comes to gridiron
• Democrats, Republicana both offer three candidates for six at-large council spots
• District proposes shorter school week
• Court: New U.S. House map can go to voters
• Former Councilman William Lester dies
• Republican presidential hopeful Herman Cain brings faith-based message to Ohio
• Testimony to start today in rape trial
• Works committee to meet Tuesday
• Police find illegal drugs during traffic stop
• Deadline to apply for grant is Oct. 28
• Man arraigned on felonious assault
• State called to investigate Bainbridge fire
• Man faces charges related to obscured stop sign
• Court battles reduced juror turnout
• Student-athletes at Chillicothe High School take time to volunteer
• Planning commission to meet Tuesday
• Ex-soldier sentenced in homeless man's beating
• Great Lakes harbor cleanups planned
• Local artists plentiful at regional art show
• Commissioner Hirsch says he won't seek '12 re-election
• Laurelville homicide victim identified
• Armored vehicle, pumper trucks get OK from council
• Sheriff's office investigating shooting death
• Exemplary OU-C Social Psychology student takes polished presentation overseas
• Job-shadowing experience helps prepare OTEC students for careers
• Student Senate continues to gain traction; Upcoming elections are on tap
• Opinion piece: OU-C realizing its dream
• Heritage Day events pay tribute to campus’ enduring values
• Ohio & Erie Canal tour offered for OU-C students
• Pizzeria plans candidates night for voters
• Bond set at $250,000 for suspect in standoff
• P&G CEO says company aiming financially higher
• Amount of cuts, services that could be cut from Waverly budget still unknown
• Motion filed to set Landrum's execution date
• Patrick touts experience, Young need for change in council race
• Family planning Saturday search for Pike County man
• Council decides fate of armored vehicle today
• Patrick touts experience, Young need for change in council race
• Report: Mercury levels mostly down in Great Lakes
• Fall Festival pageant features 26 candidates
• School bus, car in Circleville collision
• Mentally ill wait for hospital beds in Ohio
• Republicans in swing Buckeye state divided or undecided
• Students shot at in university garage
• Ohio Amish leader: Beard cutting religious matter
• Seitz among those honored in national fallen firefighter ceremony
• Armored vehicle decision may come Wednesday
• Local, state harvest OK, despite weather challenges
• Recent events put OU-C’s mission into motion
• After standoff, man still in hospital under guard
• Theft of 8 vehicles from Poes Run property probed
• Downtown Chillicothe Ghost Walk to scare up more tickets this year
• Ross health district gets traffic safety funds
• Local man earns horseshoe pitching Hall of Fame honor
• Frankfort looks for replacement levy OK
• Write-ins give Huntington Local voters more choices
• Health district seeks levy to update tax collections to 2011 property values
• Laurelville man killed, home set on fire Friday
• Ordinance halts plans to rebuild Yoctangee fish stand
• Ohio Issue 1: Amendment could add years to judges' service
• No one injured in Chillicothe standoff
• OU-C turns 65
• Ohio man tries to win space shuttle for state
• Budget key for Waverly board hopefuls
• Body found inside Laurelville home after Friday night fire
• Are you ready for flu season?
• Unusual Richland County court approach getting Ross officials' attention
• Bow hunt ordinance set Monday for third reading
• OU-C luncheon celebrates pioneering spirit
• 6 arrested in Chillicothe drug raid
• Chillicothe man in hospital after assault
• Waverly Council to host Tuesday workshop
• Golden Spike placement ceremony set for Monday, Oct. 17
• Chillicothe issues fire safety reminders for fire prevention week
• Afternoon crash sends 2 to a Columbus hospital
• Indictment tied to wallet dropped at burglary scene
• Who will lead Chillicothe council?
• Chillicothe area banks stepping up money checks as counterfeit techniques improve
• Ross County NAACP to meet Oct. 13
• Paint Valley district mourns death, thankful others spared
• Hopewell Discovery Day planned
• Senate hopeful Josh Mandel tours USEC centrifuge plant
• Farmers market offers chance to get flu shot
• OU-C College Night connects students with opportunities
• Chillicothe official: Keep political signs off right of way
• Good Samaritan Network to be closed Monday
• Expect increase in health care premiums, costs in 2012
• Salaries on rise for college athletics directors
• Motorist killed, 12 students hurt in Paint Valley bus crash
• Fundraiser to help judge candidate
• Anti-tax attorney might be costing Cincinnati taxpayers
• Most Ohio union workers affected by insurance rule
• YMCA programs inform about, help fight cancer
• Walnut project helps adults move toward greater independence
• Grant for technical training center will serve Ross, Pike, other counties
• As Chillicothe Farmers Market ends 2011 run, talk of winter event emerges
• Grant to help put people in Chillicothe area back to work
• Music therapy has Chillicothe area kids rocking and rolling
• Activities that are on the horizon commemorate OU-C’s access and community engagement missions
• Proactive OU-C student spearheads Ross County community movement
• OU-C students hit the books at home and on campus
• ‘Teach with Technology’ sessions are scheduled
• Hilltop Café supporting cancer organization
• Applications available for festival pageant
• Faculty at Youngstown State approve contract
• Week left to buy NAACP event tickets
• Concert series moves to new stage
• Waverly warily eyes general fund balance
• Report: Dealers tap older Ohioans for pills
• Center in Ross County aims to reduce reoffenders
• Students might face charges in thumbtack prank after Washington C.H.-McClain game
• Both sides in Issue 2 fight hitting streets to canvass supporters
• Chillicothe's Cindy Climer to enter shorthorn cattle
• Chillicothe council members support buying armored vehicle
• Ohio agency orders AEP to reduce bills by $78 million
• Local man faces multiple felony sex charges
• Wellston blaze claims home, two firefighters injured
• Officials still awaiting toxicology report in King Street boy's death
• Adena Medical grant aims to boost cardiac arrest response times
• Death row inmates to find new home at Chillicothe Correctional Institution
• Local 4-H goat rocks in Columbus band's video
• COLLEGE NOTES
• Bourneville voters to cast decision on local alcohol sales
• Bill would let more students attend private schools with public money
• Pump-and-shuttle drill prepares Colerain firefighters for 2016 inspection
• RCI group to give money to coalition
• Officials to have representatives in the area this month
• Heating help forms available now
• Salvation Army after-school program to begin Oct. 17
• Festival of Leaves pageant tickets on sale for $3
• Chillicothe couple pedals together on twin bike
• Dads, kids bond over big trucks
• House bill looks to add Wright Flyer to state seal in attempt to attract business
• Real estate investments are worth considering
• Chillicothe special meeting to feature vehicle purchases discussion
• Herman Cain will speak at Oct. 13 event at Ohio Christian University
• USEC takes final steps to transfer Piketon plant
• Ross County survey reveals local health risks
• Political interests complicate redistricting process
• Court-ordered service can be difficult to fulfill
• Waverly man pleads guilty to murder of Piketon woman
• Pike County man last seen Thursday still missing
• Possible centrifuge layoffs announced
• Phoenix Firehouse museum makes headway with help of fish fries, local grants
• 19 juvenile inmates isolated after violence
• Circleville man recalls evacuation after Sept. 15 cruise ship explosion
• Mount Tabor church marking its 175th anniversary with celebration
• Chillicothe firefighters donning pink for breast cancer awareness
• Search resumes for Pike County man on Buchanan Road
• Keep on trucking with life-sized vehicles
• Paint Valley students honor late classmate as homecoming queen
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Man rescued from burning Ewing Street home
• Man found at Deer Creek might have drowned
• City departments seek $418,000 more for year
• Brown touts Layoff Prevention Act in local visit
• CCI under scrutiny for new death row location
• Prison sentence changes go into effect
• Man acquitted in 4-month-old's death
• Jury finds local man guilty of rape
• Businesses line up more help for holiday season at seasonal job fair
• Revised concealed-carry law takes effect Friday
• Aviation safety expert offers tips for surviving airplane mishaps
• Committee recommends halt to elected officials' pay hikes
• Student's hunger sparks food program idea
• Parole violation arrest made at home on King St.
• Health care law setback appealed to high court
• Ohio E. coli illnesses prompt Tyson to recall ground beef
• City budget, safety staffing top concerns at Candidates Night
• Zane Trace students learn EPA techniques
• Films created by children available on school website
• Chillicothe-based tutor program rated 'effective'
• OU-C faculty member Lisa Wallace named Presidential Teacher Award recipient
• Students advised to take proactive approach to best position themselves for switch to semesters
• Upcoming events at OU-C designed to engage campus and local communities
• Black Equestrian Center to host final horse show of the 2011 season
• Student Services staff members discuss features of the OU-C educational experience
• Reminder about designated smoking area
• Bengals player's mom turns organ donation advocate
• Democrats plan challenge to new congressional map
• Judge: Alleged Ohio pill mill couple to stay free
• Obama campaign wades into Ohio elections law challenge
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Waverly driver flown to Columbus after Monday crash on Blain Highway
• Helicopter lands at Blain Highway crash on Monday
• City schools eyeing next phase of master plan
• Police report: King Street child had 2-day-old chemical burns
• 3 hospitalized after Charleston Pike crash Saturday
• Bicyclists invited to ride in Red Cross Ride-A-Thon
• Jackson visits OU, urges war against poverty
• Ohio River Valley Red Cross chapter sets blood drives
• Man reports he was robbed during purchase of stereo
• Kasich spares condemned killer
• City deer bow hunt decision delayed
• Autopsy planned on body of 2-year-old King Street boy
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Township hosts canine carnival
• Fate of historic Ohio village tied to leaky levee
• Man arrested for fire station attacks
• Changes to Ohio's child support laws expected on Wednesday
• Area Big Brothers Big Sisters earns first-place ranking
• Triathlon aims to put muscle behind area fitness movement
• Hinton earns state, local union endorsements
• Joe Ward doesn't let special need wipe smile from his face
• Bow hunting ordinance up for Monday vote
• Chillicothe police investigating boy's death
• Resignation raises questions about campaign donation reporting
• Ohio incomes down about $4,000 from 2007
• U.S. team coach working toward Chillicothe karate training center
• Chili Fest contestants remember late longtime participant
• Antioch College to reopen after 3 years
• New Wagner's owners look to shake things up
• Values drop as Ohio counties reappraise properties
• Chillicothe VA event aims to help homeless
• Man spotted dumping marijuana plants after eradication effort
• One transported after crash on Western Avenue
• Grand jury indicts 2 accused of burglary
• Redrawn state districts won't bring much change to county
• Chillicothe man indicted in theft from elderly
• Bourneville man faces felony charge for sawed-off shotgun
• Chillicothe area agencies brace for funding cuts
• Rummage sale planned for Saturday
• Moose Lodge to host prospective members
• 'Ohio Has Talent' auditions nearing
• Chillicothe area sees home sales boom in August
• Local event part of Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Ohio law adds leeway for ambulance staffing
• Experts: Political map tactic likely illegal
• Quilt show starts today
• On Boehner, McConnell's home turf, president issues challenge to pass jobs bill
• Deputy commended for helping choking man
• 2 schools recognized for STEMP excellence
• Upcoming bridge visit highlights Obama swing Ohio
• Red Cross blood drives planned
• Police look to create business watch group
• Child passenger safety feature of special week
• Ohio man injured in kangaroo attack
• Chillicothe, township officials eye sewer deal
• Chillicothe police wary of violent crime hike
• Runaway Chillicothe teens found in Madison County
• OU-C faculty members receive promotion and tenure
• Anti-Bullying panel scheduled for encore performance
• Glass Enclosures literary publication showcases works of gifted OU-C student writers
• Ohio board out of options for Floral Hills cemetery
• ‘she sleeps, she dreams’ features work by OU-C art professor Margaret McAdams
• Chillicothe Campus students share their goals for fall quarter
• Fall quarter writing contest has a haunting theme
• Open gym sessions set for prospective women’s basketball players
• OU-C cheerleader tryouts scheduled
• Late changes spark rules debate in Chillicothe
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Plan would let Ohio Turnpike tow trucks charge more
• Pike County still has state's highest jobless rate
• Waverly council approves sewer rate increase
• Sheriff hoping to upgrade dept. software
• New presenters, reenactor highlight Greenfield History Day
• Ohio Senate committee takes up congressional map
• Chillicothe police seek help finding flasher
• AT&T officials talk merger at local store ceremony
• Today's soil, water board meeting is canceled
• Area ministers to speak at revival
• ADAMH board to meet Wednesday
• Ohio Democrats introduce alternative congressional map
• Roadshow returns to area seeking collectibles
• Hearing scheduled next week for Zanesville football lawsuit
• GOP-led states change voting rules before '12
• County mulls lightning protection upgrades
• Anti-Bullying panel scheduled for encore performance
• Chillicothe's Patricia Oliver records first country album
• Thousands turn out for annual apple harvest event
• 2 Ohio girls lead police on car chase
• Fledgling organization lauches first fundraiser
• Season marks statewide effort to prevent falls
• $1.1 million sought to buy vehicles for police, fire departments
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• COLLEGE NOTE
• World eating champ defends title at Cincinnati contest
• Development helps low-income renters save
• Officials still negotiating to fix Floral Hills issues as owners make effort to comply with deal
• State Electric Supply part of ESPN series
• AT&T activates new broadband cell sites in Ross, Pike counties
• Social media changing face of society, business
• Discipline, enrollment reports before ZT board
• Memorial run/walk to pay tribute to fallen firefighter
• Supporting patients through care transitions
• Ohio changes tactics in efforts to collect unpaid child support
• Pike County takes final steps to begin a juvenile drug court in October
• VA pays tribute to those who were prisoners of war
• Several agencies benefit from United Way Community Care Day
• Postal Service may close 10 mail centers in Ohio
• Zanesville football players win court decision, don't get into game
• Man sentenced to 3 years for bank robbery
• Health District set to begin influenza shot outreach clinics
• Study looks at housing of death row inmates
• Skydiving team to deliver game ball
• Credit union members will be on campus
• Meeker dinner set for Sunday
• Couple to host candidate event
• Pioneer Center boosts focus on autism services
• Chillicothe Farmers Market vendors list
• Competency evaluation done; decision delayed in murder case
• Mother-in-law pleads insanity in Inman death
• Local landmark prominent in Ohio Magazine article
• Pike County couple honored for being good stewards of their land
• Husted: Political fights make running election more difficult
• Dean emphasizes collaborative approach, student-centered focus during opening session
• Employees take on new roles with Chillicothe Campus
• Students can survey possible options during upcoming College Night event
• Vendors can reserve space for antique and craft show
• Chillicothe's own Nancy Wilson shines in what might have been last performance of career
• New map might mean new reps for Ross County residents in '13
• Ohio picks up the beat on Hispanic celebrations
• Court: Natural shore is Lake Erie property line
• Ex-Ohio St, NFL player wraps up criminal cases
• Program shows how to better prepare for flying
• Council to consider $75,000 for sewer and water maintenance
• Chillicothe police arrest woman in robbery, man in attempted theft
• Fighter charged with police assault
• Summit looks at ways to combat heroin use as officials get handle on prescription abuse
• Obama in Ohio to talk jobs
• Clerk threatened during Super Expressway robbery Monday
• U.S. seeking to unload foreclosed homes
• South Centers celebrate 20 years of serving southern Ohio
• Piketon DOE industrial site cleanup moving forward
• OU-C adds bachelor's degree programs in nursing and business management
• Man faces aggravated arson charge after hotel incident
• Green Twp trustees cancel meeting
• Students can survey possible options during upcoming College Night event
• Family remembers boy's life by saving others
• Carlisle group to launch $1.5 million capital campaign
• Strickland visits to throw support behind Hinton
• Artist shares insights with OU-C students
• Police ask public for help solving area break-ins
• Man pleads to forgery of Pony League checks
• Felonious assault trial delayed, warrant issued for defendant
• House member: District to be combined with Austria's
• Manslaughter charge dropped against 1 in stop sign case
• Huntington support staff gets pay raise, insurance hike in 3-year contract
• Mother pleads no contest to endangering
• Several burglaries reported around Chillicothe
• Local residents pay tribute to those lost, first responders
• Ohio's high-risk insurance pool sees higher costs
• Group earns highest award possible for Junior Scouts
• YMCA to bring families together at dinner table
• S. Ind. mayor: Bridge to stay closed 6 months
• Chillicothe store donates to Wellston facilities renovation featured on ESPN
• Students get supplies for school from woman
• Recent studies show smoking ban may be having effect on health
• Boy, 6, dies after go-kart crash at Circleville Raceway
• Food allergies: Simple and effective solutions
• Pain of lost responders persist for local emergency workers
• Volunteers work to pull voting law off books, onto ballot
• Firefighter was on the front line near the Pentagon
• Grants help agencies be prepared
• Sept. 11 altered meaning of safety on planes
• Locals remember; they were there
• 'Pathways to Small Business Success' conference planned
• 'Live United, Dine United' campaign returns
• School board to finalize superintendent evaluation system in special meeting
• PRCTC students join law enforcement officials in 9/11 tribute
• Ohio Gov. John Kasich urges unity at Sept. 11 ceremony
• Quinn Chapel to celebrate 190 years with special service
• Local VA pays tribute to 9/11 victims, volunteers
• Chillicothe man indicted in purse theft case
• Pet store, cat rescue plan to help with cats seized
• Gazette to broadcast Carlisle announcement on website
• Glatfelter faces checks after safety incidents
• Chillicothe shooting suspect allowed release on bond
• Mark Kvamme visits PACCAR to detail state's jobs strategy
• State Rep. Bob Peterson named vice chairman
• New Beginnings chicken and noodle meal planned today
• Technical Studies Building parking lot in use
• Obama's $447 billion plan cuts key taxes
• MUNICIPAL COURT
• USDA declares tri-county disaster area
• PUBLIC RECORD
• New Carlisle owners to announce plans Monday
• 'Flag Lady' visits tea party meeting
• U.S. 23 weigh stations won't reopen
• OU-C retention efforts offer students a blueprint for college survival, success
• Continuing OU-C students share advice for freshmen; New students talk about adjusting to college life
• Artwork by Rio Grande Professor James Allen on display in Scott Gallery at OU-C
• Karen Corcoran named coordinator of Middle Childhood Education Program at Ohio University-Chillicothe
• Dennis Ray named Math Center Coordinator at OU-C
• OU-C offers ACT preparation course
• Hilltop Café going social to connect with customers
• Interested golf team members can soon get in the swing
• President's speech likely will be start of long debate
• OVRDC banquet to be Sept. 25
• Historic district zoning law review almost done
• EPA workshop offers help with brownfields
• DePugh family to have reunion Sunday
• Zane Trace band boosters seek donations for new uniforms
• Second woman dies from crash caused by obscured stop sign
• Warrant issued in Chillicothe home shooting
• City, county jobs drop in 2010
• Food pantry semi-annual clothing sale planned
• Ross elections board testing new ballot verification machine
• Pike, Jackson counties to receive funding
• New postmaster delivers on childhood dream
• Third home invasion in a week reported
• Southern Ohio Survivors receives donation
• Waverly officials OK tax credit to bring in businesses
• Cats recovered in Chillicothe doing well
• Ohio Labor Day road fatalities lowest in 5 years
• State congressional draft map soon could emerge
• Much reason for optimism as fall quarter begins
• PUBLIC RECORD
• Storms causing gas prices to go up
• More NW Ohio companies turning to solar power
• 'Ride for the 3095' to take to highways on Veterans Day
• Landlord expo aimed at recruiting properties for low-income housing
• Crashes, theft, assault round out Labor Day weekend calls
• Camp Sherman memberships being sold
• Events to honor those affected by 9/11 impact
• Walnut Street UMC builds 9/11 memorial, look back on lives lost
• Chillicothe grad promoted to colonel in U.S. Air Force
• Ohio to toughen standards on tutors
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• PUBLIC RECORD
• Labor unions adjust to nation's new reality
• Time to plant mums is right now
• Election letters policy
• Ohio man on a mission to buy American
• Prison chief plans changes to system
• The Rev. Tracey Hatch welcomed to Calvary Lutheran Church
• DARE program gets boost from Larry Cox Memorial Poker Run, Easyriders Rodeo
• Sunflower Festival off and running
• Unions fight dwindling numbers, Issue 2
• New metal technology firm gets $1 million state grant
• Report paints dismal employment picture for Ohio
• Taxes on farmland to jump this year
• Ohio proposes 20 measures for nursing home bonuses
• Federal programs help homeowners stay afloat
• Waverly Village Council to hear final reading of Jobs Tax Credit Program
• While unlikely here, you still should know quake safety
• Festival brings Bishop Flaget School's past, present together
• Dozens of cats found in crates on porch of East Fifth Street home
• Church hosting fish fry, ice cream social, yard sale
• Luncheon speaker will discuss picking a retirement center
• Uhrig family reunion set for next weekend
• SUV kills toddler who stepped off curb
• Boehner: Jobs report shows nation's economy is 'stagnant'
• Woman robbed of medication at gunpoint
• Piketon project receives Chamber backing
• Robber sentenced to four years in prison
• Police still investigating spring assaults on OU Athens campus
• Red Cross offers way to help victims of Hurricane Irene
• Acclaimed choir plans Frankfort concert
• Ohio first in U.S. to sell prison to private company
• New state crime investigation lab opens in Athens
• JobsOhio gets $1.6 million for Appalachia
• Woman treated for smoke inhalation
• W.Va. man arrested on drug charges
• Zanes Trace class of 2011 yearbooks now available
• Executive elected to state board
• Emergency blood drive scheduled on campus
• Boy with juvenile diabetes prepares for his first fundraising walk
• Buffalo Wild Wings hosting benefit contest
• Pair of Pike County fire departments receive grants
• No casino visits for suspects in pill mill probe
• Balanced budget, regulation repeal headline Gibbs talk
• Ohio treasurer launches tool to find public pay
• Haunted attractions seeking those willing to provide a scare
• Woman narrowly escapes mobile home fire
• 2 recent house fires might have electrical causes
• Quilters giving back to abused women, kids
• OU-C offering some nursing classes at PACCAR Medical Education Center
• Campus community members discuss strategic direction for the 2011-12 academic year
• Enterprising OU-C student creates book-bartering web site
• Wesley Ruth overcomes medical hardship to pursue degree
• Chillicothe Campus’ upcoming opening session sets tone for 2011-12 academic year
• Tryouts scheduled for Ohio University-Chillicothe softball team
• Registration opens for OU-C disc golf tourney
• Chillicothe's nuisance officer back on job of addressing concerns until at least October
• Write-in candidates crowd Huntington school board race
• Teammate provides relief for choking Hartsock
• Ohio Farm Bureau backs Issue 2 to keep union law
• Kroger grocery stores to observe 9/11 silence
• Ohio suit over sewer district fee going to trial
• Ohio judge won't allow new trial for killer
• Rising GOP star in Ohio a prime target for Democrats
• Latest local traffic blitz nets 160 citations
• Growth continues for Crazy Love Family Day
• Sheltered existence for campus pedestrians
• Flag Lady to be featured at tea party meeting
• Bob Gibbs to conduct town hall meeting
• Troopers seize cereal treats laced with pot
• Grant applications for Christmas Gala due Wednesday
• Renovations make VA facility building feel more like home
• Resident: New volunteer group is 'going to be big'
• Ohio union law ballot issue passes deadline
• Surveys: More public awareness on fair housing laws needed
• Dispatcher did not report covered stop sign
• ADAMH levy supporters have high hopes for success
• Several campaigns find some truths to be inconvenient
• Running for office this fall?
• Sign up for the Larry Cox poker run at the Easyrider Rodeo
• Tax Credit Authority to meet today at Vern Riffe Center
• EPA offers pollution limits for oil, gas drilling
• Local woman has seen flower endeavors grow beyond belief
• Portman seeks input on deficit reduction
• Massieville woman becomes impromptu midwife, delivers grandson
• Chillicothe woman marks her 100th birthday
• Man hospitalized after crash of pickup truck Saturday on Ohio 772
• Volunteers a key part of Scioto Valley Habitat's latest building blitz
• 2011 is year for non-registered attorneys to register
• RIDE Smart event at Honda Harley Suzuki of Chillicothe to raise safety awareness
• Aging animals at Ohio zoo need extra care
• Copley woman tried to hide 11-year-old boy from gunman
• Officer shoots suspect who fired at police
• ADAMH Board to kick off levy campaign Monday
• No one injured in second house shooting in three days
• Futures unclear after 99 jobless weeks
• Ohio Highway Patrol receiving accreditation award
• Home in Frankfort shot several times
• Officials look into how preschooler wandered away
• Red Cross gets $15,000 for move to Bridge Street
• Chillicothe woman to serve 4 years for hotel robbery
• Health care providers denied thousands in Medicaid funds
• 8 Ross County board candidates pulled off ballot
• Irene evacuations, subway shutdown ordered in NYC
• Plane crash kills man at Newark-Heath airport
• Grant will help expand leadership program at Chillicothe schools
• Man acccused of threatening deputies drops defense
• Sheriff: Teenagers wrapped sign, caused fatal crash
• Ashville resident elelected AMVETS Ohio president
• Lightning caused Unioto closure
• Farm Bureau lauds role in estate tax repeal
• Ohioan finds Maryland man linked to POW bracelet
• Kenworth T700 truck showcased at trucking show
• Cincinnati police officers firing guns more often
• Burglar steals from Fayette County Sheriff Deputy's home
• Man assaulted during large fight
• Jazz great Nancy Wilson sets final concert
• Ohio killer faces death after delay
• Chillicothe department aims to hire another mechanic
• Ross County Health District losing veteran sanitarian
• Zane Trace Middle School drops 2 slots on report card
• Health funds aiding Ohio firms
• Friends, colleagues remember longtime auditor
• Pike might join Adena Health
• Endorsement claims in judge race were errors
• Glitches leave Ohio Medicaid providers unpaid
• Local woman takes reins at Easter Seals
• Locals feel 5.8 Virginia quake
• Back to School for Chillicothe - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Chrysler may invest $72 million in Ohio factory
• Ohio jury hung on verdict in girl's '67 killing
• Students protest aid tie-up amid dispute
• First day of school
• Chillicothe considers changes to athlete drug, alcohol policy
• Ross County Senior Citizens Centers
• Pike County Senior Center
• Chillicothe Evening Lioness Club
• Mom questions fatal shooting by Cincinnati police
• Austria to Rotary: D.C. gridlock is likely to continue
• Fire alarm, inspection program hits county
• Council throws support toward USEC loan plan
• Location for free medical clinic set
• New locks are being installed on Shoemaker Center doors
• Be realistic about college expenses
• Ross County Fair: Chicken sales
• Construction of Jesus statue to go online
• Ohio unlikely to get $176M for jobless benefits
• Afficionados catch up with old favorites at heirloom tomato event
• Veteran takes on mowing duties at local historic site
• Is your money safe?
• Court: Ohio county not liable in jail hazing case
• Social media lessons from vaudeville for businesses
• Ohio site's recycled metal means cash for counties
• Athletics tops board of education agenda
• Canes to be presented to vets Monday
• 10 years later, No Child Left Behind still is debated
• Levy issues featured on Pike County ballot
• First-time teachers start their journey
• Marijuana plants seized Thursday
• Police investigate morning stabbing
• Couple indicted in gas station break-in
• Chillicothe Transit changing route for students
• OU-C drama explores issues around birth of atomic bomb
• Repeat drunken-driving offender faces felony
• 3 face felony drug charges
• Former local man faces rape, kidnapping charges in Columbus
• Unioto student battles health issues, other factors to graduate during summer
• Ohio unemployment rises for 2nd time in 2 months
• ROSS COUNTY FAIR RESULTS
• Event promotes motorcycle safety, fun
• Kasich: State must focus on jobs
• All Ross County school districts rated effective
• Realtor association leader: Housing market might be headed up
• Two historic homes approved for demolition
• 2 school supply giveaways coming up
• Waverly library hosting 5K race
• Ohio man charged with murdering estranged wife
• Ohio amusement park dumps criticized Halloween names
• Gun-buyer background checks up 17.7%
• Unioto schools get early start on fall semester
• 2 Chillicothe fire stations to reopen
• Drinks on the House? Ohio Statehouse considers bar
• Two Adena specialties get high marks in national publications
• Local July chlamydia figures up, annual cases down
• Frankfort man killed in Pickaway County crash
• Two more men sentenced in large marijuana farm case
• Kasich seeks to stop Issue 2 effort
• Copenhagen examines moral implications of physicists’ work on atomic bomb
• Zane Trace board still mulling drug testing
• Waverly looks at almost doubling sewer fee for some
• 4-H club seeks return of Junior Fair Night outhouse
• Pair of FFA members receive national honors
• Beaver man accused of threatening deputies doesn't get case tossed
• Man gets maximum penalty for violence against girlfriend, puppy
• Pennies for Life having annual benefit sale Thursday
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• MUNICIPAL COURT
• Customs finds $600K in shipped tortilla presses
• Fish fry to help finance man's flight to record rap video
• Man charged in fatal shooting of cab driver
• 1988 murder suspect detained in N.Y. for DUI
• CHS freshman, new student orientation set for Wednesday
• Shots fired into crowd during Baltimore party
• Plant to benefit South Central, AEP clients
• July gun incident in Chillicothe leads to drug, other charges
• Panther athletes to face stricter criteria
• Investors give USEC more time
• Reward offered for info on helicopter shooting
• Chillicothe wants public input on alterations for downtown cross streets
• Debbie Imboden gets homemaker win No. 2
• U.S. Rep. Jean Schmidt taking no blame in ethics case
• ROSS COUNTY FAIR RESULTS
• Butter sculptures churn 100-year state fair legacy
• MEETING AGENDA
• Light interest in expanded Ohio school vouchers
• Plans in works to provide local ex-offenders with transitional housing
• School safety should be priority for drivers, kids
• Program gives businesses time to pay use tax
• Kiddie Tractor Pull brings smiles to children's faces, marks end of fair
• Fair board begins preparations for 2012 edition of fair
• Government jobs fuel earnings growth in metro areas
• Buff Lo Dip's success a result of good idea, plenty of help
• Hospital data looks at patient satisfaction, deaths, readmissions
• New study confirms Area Agencies on Aging success
• Smokey Bear volunteer gets apology after dismissal
• The week ahead: Zane Trace discussion on drug testing will continue
• Saints bring message of Jesus through softball
• ROSS COUNTY FAIR HOME ARTS RESULTS
• Lion Burger satisfies countless stomachs, club's fundraising needs
• Determination helps showmen overcome challenges at fair
• Fair seat belt survey: Use is high overall, low in pickup trucks
• Zane Trace FFA team completes work day, retreat
• Ohio chili joint fights for mural
• Chrysler might add space to Ohio plant
• Liske pleads guilty to killing 3 family members
• Velma Cyrus will celebrate 90th birthday today
• Storytelling festival lineup, schedule announced
• Original work helped Clarksburg teen place in Ohio's Got Talent contest
• Diesel Pickup Truck Pull arrives at 2011 Ross County Fair
• Woman speaks out about rights involving service animals after incident at fair
• BBBS a finalist in nonprofit contest
• State's flag stamp makes its arrival
• State workers paid for extra days
• City school board looking to update super's job description
• Pike County teen gets jail time for holding baby up to heater
• Full school board field on fall ballot
• Chillicothe Farmers Market vendors list
• Registration forms for festival available
• OU-C theater program to present thought-provoking play Copenhagen
• Ohio University partners with Adena to offer nursing initiative
• Carvel Simmons stresses importance of seizing the moment for business success
• Cari Steinbrook looks to continue Hilltop Café’s student-centered approach
• Tryouts scheduled for OU-C softball team
• Science hits the spot at special fair exhibit
• Local teen puts skills up against pro rodeo riders
• Woman convicted in veterans fundraising scam gets prison time
• Committee recommends another deer bow hunt in city
• 17,000 marijuana plants found during effort in Vinton County
• Woman facing heroin charges after raid
• Couple donates building to Red Cross
• Races set for fall election as filing deadline passes
• Bob Evans Restaurant to host community fundraiser
• Jury recommends execution for Ohio serial killer
• Junior Fair Night packs Grandstand
• Zane Trace, Bob Evans celebrate sausage at fair
• Pair of Chillicothe police officers appeal layoffs
• Chillicothe starts fundraising for pool repairs
• 4-H members share anti-bullying message
• Surveillance photo from Sears jewelry heist released
• Free fun on the carousel
• Emergency crews ready to assist at Ross County Fair
• Lottery sales continue to climb in Ohio
• Nominations sought for Ohio Senior Citizens Hall of Fame
• KidShape returns to help shed pounds in healthy way
• Police investigating possible robbery on South Bowman Road
• Red Cross seeks AmeriCorps member
• Neenah Gardens sewer project set for spring
• Paint Valley school board to meet in special session
• Hospice memorial ride nets $22,000
• King, Queen contest a showcase of strong leaders
• Mary Harp honored for dedication to 4-H
• 'Keeper of the ribbons' keeps busy, pressing on
• PUBLIC RECORD
• Race benefits kids of Ohioan found in septic tank
• Ohio lake area fights to change image after algae
• More attend non-residential campuses
• Grocers yank tainted turkey items
• Tickets available for Taste of Home Cooking School
• Habitat blitz eyes 3-week home build
• Dozens help Ross County Fairgrounds get prepped and ready
• A healthy fair week can hinge on clean hands
• Expert says he's found bigger Ohio serpent mound
• Report says child poverty increasing in Ohio
• Six items on City Council agenda
• Toxic metals pose health risks for humans, animals
• Be The One concert might see several changes in 2012
• Ohio agency: AEP rate hike request too high
• Edible bouquet business brings new gift options to Chillicothe
• Fewer residents attending Ohio's private colleges
• Work, rewards plentiful for fair youths
• Rep. Jean Schmidt cleared of knowingly violating ethics rules
• Bud Hobday, at 90, still ready to help whenever needed
• Ohio panel: No public review of new political map
• Debt deal costs U.S. AAA rating
• McArthur man's walk home turns perilous
• Open house planned at Eastern Elementary and Eastern Middle School on Aug. 22
• Rep. Bob Gibbs has announced office hours
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• 5 more drug indictments come from traffic stops
• Students get packed bags at Chillicothe school supply event
• Chillicothe Farmers Market vendors list
• Pennies4Life having yard sale this weekend
• Carver Community Center accepting enrollment
• Pike County man facing charges after pursuit
• Unioto board favors 'blizzard bag' option
• USEC project might be in danger
• Waverly school board meeting rescheduled
• Group offering college scholarships
• Rare chick hatched in Toledo
• Tall grass added to concerns about intersection of U.S. 50 and Rapid Forge Road
• Government agencies and nonprofits have less than 2 weeks to file for aid
• Disabilities coalition schedules training
• Tomato tasting set for Aug. 21 at Adena
• Free mammograms set for Aug. 24
• Murder charges filed in Knox County shooting
• Ohio ballot board: 'No' vote to count against union law
• Conservation program services sites such as Hopewell park
• Bainbridge man: I didn't assault woman, kill dog
• Carvel Simmons to speak on ‘Secrets to Success in Small Business’
• New Student Orientation sessions designed to set stage for success
• Neeley Clary hired as temporary student recruiter
• Four faculty members announce retirement from OU-C
• Scholarships available for incoming freshmen students at OU-C
• Steps continue on campus walkway project
• It's official: July was hot
• Panel to offer recommendation on pursuing city status for Waverly
• Ohio's senators support debt deal
• Ohio plan would trade electric rate cuts for jobs
• Former U.S. Rep. Clarence Miller dies at age 93
• Police probe jewelry theft at Sears
• Chillicothe dedicates station to former fire chief
• Sandra Weaver posted concern about U.S. 50 crossing on Facebook a day before fatal crash
• Glatfelter earnings up in 2Q
• Taneka Richardson named Pike County Fair queen
• Chillicothe has first meeting on AFSCME contract
• Woman killed in crash on U.S. 50 near Bainbridge
• Student survey calls OU top party school
• Huntington school board to meet on Aug. 15 in library
• Zane Trace FFA members help at alumni banquet
• A carriage for all occasions
• Details for joint Job and Family Services venture being worked out
• EMS crews explore methods for school bus response
• Ohio lawmakers split votes on debt limit deal
• Celtics fanatic's life revolves around Boston team
• Re-enactors fight for independence
• Medical marijuana issue takes 1st step
• Fire at Brad Lightle Park might be arson
• Sheriff: Inmate garden program spreading
• Retaining walls the easy way
• Ohio's pipelines are vital, invisible and aging
• Churches collaborate for food, fellowship
• Mayor's courts draw wary eye, but still in session
• Churches planning a community picnic today
• Chillicothe Planning Commission to skip August session
• AEP earnings double in 2Q
• Adena to participate in accelerated nursing program
• Immunization best way to keep kids healthy
• Council to decide on borrowing for Neenah Gardens project
• Gov. Kasich urges school district consolidations
• Massieville Memories group reconnects in person at local picnic shelter
• Chamber: City must look at wages, benefits to save money
• Ross County Recorder working to make public records digital
• Chilllicothe City Council to discuss infrastructure ordinances
• Bob Evans to be site of fundraiser
• Man flown to Columbus after crash on Ohio 104
• Integrated Services to take ownership of Roweton land
• Could debt battle cost Jordan district?
• House debt plan backed by Ohio Republicans, killed by Senate
• Coalition Against Domestic Violence's funding likely to stay steady after previous cuts
• Agency: Lancaster Family YMCA counselors violated policy
• Stacy Guerra ready to take on role as new principal of Pioneer School
• Chamber releases suggestions for Chillicothe, union negotiations
• Republicans put off debt limit vote
• Trial dates set for men accused in fatal fight outside Bainbridge bar
• Chillicothe Transit proposes changes to route schedule
• Sen. Sherrod Brown's flag bill passes Senate
• Man charged with falsifying mileage vouchers at Chillicothe VA center
• Volunteers needed for Paint Street project
• Jennifer Mikus talks about building a career and balancing time with family
• Sherrod Brown, Bob Gibbs support different debt limit bills
• Fellow Ohioan challenging John Boehner plan
• The late David Carnes to be honored with Chillicothe fire station rededication
• Former President Garfield coin to launch at Ohio home
• Ross County joins Chillicothe in seeking fair housing feedback
• Big Brothers Big Sisters program celebrates success
• Man accused of killing puppy, assaulting girlfriend
• Census identifies more Ohio same-sex couples
• Campus employment opportunities available for students
• Postal service ponders closing 1 in 10 outlets
• Chillicothe and Ross County Public Library director ready to check out after 30 years
• Gov. John Kasich taps Hocking County judge for common pleas bench
• Health care issue cleared for Ohio fall ballot
• Circleville man facing robbery charges
• Paccar 2Q profit doubles, but still misses estimates
• Competency hearing for Inman slaying suspect delayed
• Ross County law enforcement teams up for National Night Out
• Ex-Adena employee accused of theft tied to contracted services, might face charges
• Officials hopeful for grant to create 200 temporary jobs
• Late 'Tecumseh!' author's latest book available
• Majestic Performing Arts Center looking to fill board
• Council to start talks with Chillicothe's unions
• Chillicothe Parks Department battles messes
• Title department to close for paving
• Boogie on the Blacktop to help kids, animals
• Youth Crime Watch to raffle rounds of golf
• Grant to help educate locals on lupus
• City school board eyes stricter evaluation policy
• Horse show will help mark Charles Black's 96th birthday
• First Capital Enterprises slate shredding event
• Civil War-era papers found in 1950s home
• Car show raises funds for mansion, other charities
• Ohio losses from 2011 storms top $500 million
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• FUNERAL SERVICES
• 1 dead, 1 hurt, 1 in custody after Ohio shooting
• Smoke alarm importance to get statewide push
• Happy birthday, Doyle triplets!
• Ground broken for Waverly Urgent Care
• Huntington Bancshares' dividend increases to 4 cents
• New endowments established at Ohio University-Chillicothe
• A decade later, Ohio firefighters bring 9/11 home
• Ross County free clinic on track for fall opening
• Recent break-ins prompt action
• High-def cameras to link Dr. Bill Sever's office, Westmoreland
• Man who barked at police dog might face trial
• The Week Ahead: Chillicothe school board to tackle several items
• Heat wave stresses nation's power grid
• Cleveland man convicted of murder in 11 deaths
• Foes ask high court to halt Ohio jobs board launch
• Londonderry bridge work to limit traffic
• Benefit to help Pioneer student, family
• Dog chain charge classified as misdemeanor
• Government jobs decline; private jobs gain
• Explorers program lights blaze in aspiring firefighters' hearts
• Changes afoot for Ross County Fair
• Waverly man indicted in fatal stabbing
• It takes a little extra work to stay cool
• MUNICIPAL COURT
• Chillicothe opens hydrants for free break from heat
• Jury sequestered in Sowell murder trial
• Jackson teen achieves rare scouting honor
• Chillicothe Design Review Board tables requests for demolition
• Area home sales dip again in June
• Excessive heat starts dogged eastward trek
• Ohio voters will get to decide fate of union law in fall
• Columbus man arrested after drug search on Scioto Avenue
• Ohio's growth plans unclear
• DIVORCES AND DISSOLUTIONS
• Canal Park hosting Fetch for Funds
• Ohio House, Senate members have redistricting hearing
• Witnesses sought in fatal Oak Hill fire
• Child obesity report shows region still has work to do
• Former Clarksburg man gets 20 years for rape
• Gunshot scares intruders from Hopetown home
• Funding as grim as area schools expected
• Sister Mary Peter retiring after 32 years at Chillicothe parish
• Rotary Club of Chillicothe, Jimmie & Barbara Williams endow scholarship funds for OU-C students
• Horse show commemorates Charles Black 96th birthday
• Jennifer Mikus to speak at business forum
• OU-C volleyball team to host 4 on 4 tourney
• Guns and Hoses blood drive to take place
• Chillicothe farmer loses about 240 bushels after car drives through field
• Adena board nixes 3rd levy attempt
• Man receives 5 weeks in jail for tampering with evidence
• Traffic patterns on U.S. 50 to change with bridge project
• State agency's workers to be retrained
• Judge won't move trial in Ohio deputy's death
• Chillicothe woman wins laptop through local program
• Safety committee recommends funds to replace retiring officers
• Pets and heatstroke? It happens
• Chillicothe man gets 10 years for arsons, thefts
• Chillicothe man involved in fatal crash near Ansonia
• Wester Avenue sobriety checkpoint nets pair of arrests
• Seniors honored for artistic talents
• PERI, PERS to meet today
• 25th East Enders Reunion Wednesday
• 6th Ward meeting to focus on budget
• Transit officials say building fuel facility would net savings
• Zane Trace school board worried about cost of drug tests for athletes
• Union Twp. gets long-awaited ambulance
• Ross County Fair 2011
• Ohio Achievement Test preliminary data: Fifth-graders don't have it easy
• Chillicothe couple runs with the bulls in Spain
• Servers raise the bar during competition
• Ohio: No liquor permit for unpaid smoking-ban fines
• Police electronically stun man at Gus Macker event
• COLLEGE NOTES
• 4-H CLUB NEWS
• Troopers say nine hurt after crash on Interstate 71
• Infant victim of apparent pool drowning named in obituary
• Tribute paid to four Ross County servicemen killed in uniform
• Self-sufficiency program gives those in public housing chance to better their situations
• Online survey allows residents to weigh in on Piketon site use
• Ohio groups use carp fishing to battle lake algae
• The Week Ahead: Drug testing for athletes on ZT agenda
• Celebrating those who provide services to seniors
• Author launches second effort
• Suspect in several arson, theft incidents faces trial Tuesday
• Flashing yellow arrows coming to Ohio
• School board approves Veris as athletic director, Gray as Tiffin Elementary School principal
• New Hana Japanese Steakhouse serves up something different
• Gov. John Kasich vetoes bill on Great Lakes water use
• New Beginning Outreach Church drama takes on drug issue
• Ex-Hocking College pres, wife plead in ethics probe
• Tyler Memorial UMC challenges members to get their NICE on
• City survey seeks to make most of housing grants
• 5 area shelter dogs picked to train for service to blind
• Infant dies in apparent pool drowning
• Air, water search ends with man found asleep
• Piketon fire victim tentatively identified
• OU-C Dean Tuck interacts with campus, community members at reception
• John Robertson shares insights as part of OU-C speaker series
• Carlisle Building noted by historic preservationists
• Four area driver's exam stations might close
• Benefit set for woman suffering from vascular disorder
• More than $13,000 lost by area residents in pair of scams
• Former Chillicothe City Schools teacher stripped of license
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Tickets on sale for Christian benefit concert
• Department of Energy dedicates money for Piketon cleanup
• Men sought in business breakin
• Walkway project builds connections on campus
• Associate Dean Jim McKean shares thoughts on ‘Sounding Board’ radio program
• McDonald's torn down, expected to reopen with new look sometime in October
• Local author signing copies of book Saturday
• Murder victim called loving mother
• Red Cross issues urgent blood donor plea
• Sherrod Brown pushing unemployment relief
• 'Tecumseh!' visionary dies at 83
• No cause yet in fire that killed Piketon teenager
• Walnut Street UMC offering VBS
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• John Robertson to speak at business forum
• Woman's summer program uses music, drama and art to create young stars
• Ross County looks at modest budget for 2012
• Bullying play to be staged at American Legion Post 62
• Former coroner testifies in trial of accused Cleveland serial killer
• Program to help burn victims nears completion
• Noted local author's latest book now available
• New Ohio University-Chillicothe dean plans Friday meeting with public
• Missing 8-year-old girl found
• Debt ceiling impasse threatens Social Security checks
• Public invited to reception to meet OU-C Dean Martin Tuck
• Council OKs funds to pave High, Paint streets
• Middle Ground making arrests to help teens
• Some helping hands overcome obstacles
• Extreme heat means 1 more day of caution
• Hooks may be cause of ducks' deaths
• SALT Council to serve pulled pork to raise funds
• PRCTC students in 2-week program at Oak Ridge lab
• Portsmouth group to lobby for USEC loan guarantee
• Huntington Fire & Rescue to collect donations
• Scioto County crash claims life of Portsmouth teen
• Ross County's oldest cancer survivor shares story
• Patrol to set up sobriety checkpoint this week in area
• Heat advisory issued for south-central Ohio
• Downtown's 'Shop and Stroll' drawing more people to stores
• PUBLIC RECORD
• Pilot hurt in crash of ultralight aircraft
• Ohio police say enforcing texting ban may be tough
• Ohio owner of bear involved in fatal mauling dies
• New state law means more thieves will go to jails, not prisons
• Zoning code changes for historic district still being debated
• Chillicothe BMX course on track for big crowds
• Board rules Carl Hall is guilty of causing death of 23-year-old inmate
• Ohio's rainy-day fund gets $247 million tax revenue boost
• Budget hearings on tap for several area boards
• Chillicothe police receive 3 reports of shots fired
• Musgrove Road house sustained smoke and structural damage in fire
• Merging local townships not likely
• Kim McKimmy-Kelly returns to OU-C dean's office
• Suggestions to minimize exposure to chemicals
• U.S. Sen. Rob Portman to be part of town hall meeting
• 'Tecumseh!' playwright lauded for life's work
• Man faces rape charge tied to encounter with young girl
• Grant to help drug prevention
• Ohio Highway Patrol finds suspected meth lab
• Plan to reduce sewage flow OK'd
• Railroad crossing work to close South Paint Street
• Sen. Brown hears local farmers' concerns on tour
• Bainbridge man indicted in fatal bar fight
• Area cyclists gearing up for paving project
• U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown to visit county fruit farm today
• Columbus opens new park winding along riverfront
• COLLEGES
• Carey, Daniels to have open-door session
• Ohio court: Records seeker can't claim fee payout
• Moving within Ohio metros earns businesses millions
• Some professional certificate programs changing schools
• 'Ohio's Got Talent' contest carries $2,000 savings bond top prize
• USEC outage wasn't a threat to public
• Emergency Services Academy, Fire Training Academy relocating from OU-C to Pickaway-Ross CTC
• Kim McKimmy-Kelly returns to Dean’s Office role; Mike Green supervising Health & Wellness Center
• Rick Uhrig named OU-C men’s basketball coach
• Ross County EMA moves meeting to Tuesday
• Chillicothe post gets new chief
• Civil Service Commission to meet Friday
• Obamacare opponents file petitions with state
• Caregiver program still needs participants
• Governors group recommends waiting on cellphone bans
• Ross County drug coalition looking to get word out
• Chillicothe police probing car fires, break-ins
• Witness defends rape claim in 11-slaying trial
• Names released of 4 injured in crash at Trego Creek Road
• Corrections
• Greenfield Farmers Market
• IN THE SERVICE
• Pike County company awarded bid for new medical facility
• Robbery suspect decides to represent himself
• Zane Trace school board approves roof repair spending
• Chillicothe shows improvement on state auditor's review
• Health care, SB5 could boost voter turnout
• Evaluation delayed in 2010 RCI murder case
• Red, White and Blue event gives groups chance to raise funds
• Public records
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• 2 Ohio counties resume charging fees to inmates
• 70 marijuana plants seized from Potts Hill Rd. home
• Official Fetcher, event to help Pike County Dog Pound raise money
• GOP gov. pushes change in battleground Ohio
• Officials report a quiet weekend
• Coast Guard helps ZT grad see world
• Area native's film educates on rare blood disorder
• West 2nd Street families revive tradition from the 1950s era
• Local opposition nets 10 times needed signatures
• Fire, EMS crews use dry run to prep for water emergency
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Ohio towns ban candy from being thrown at parades
• Sheriff: Ohio man rescued after kayak capsizes
• Akron mayoral candidate says she's been threatened
• Hot in Toledo: 98 degrees breaks 100-year record
• Control of invasive Bermudagrass challenging
• Descendants pay tribute to Revolutionary War hero
• Sen. Rob Portman leads effort to reduce prison recidivism
• Highland County Crisis Line down
• Unmasking the illusion of Facebook friends
• New massage, catering businesses open in Chillicothe
• ZT, Chillicothe school boards set special meetings
• Summer brings need for caution
• Bridge repair over No Name Creek to begin soon
• Man on nationwide tour to spread 1 million acts of kindness
• Ohio budget a big rule-changer
• Prices change for New Harmonies Project
• Mead Retirees Club won't meet until Aug. 1
• Ohio farmers rebound, plant record corn
• ODOT considers closing U.S. 50 rest areas
• Ethics committee investigating Ohio Rep. Schmidt
• Are more levies, service cuts ahead?
• Gov. Kasich lashes out at Democrats, decrying partisanship
• Ross County animal shelter 'inundated' with dogs
• Hirsch's views on farming featured in magazine
• Ohio Gov. John Kasich signs sweeping $56B budget
• Ohio authorities seize 5,000 pounds of fireworks
• Food network to close for holiday
• Adena class of 1971 to have reunion
• Second-half Ross County property taxes due next week
• Drunk-driving crackdown planned for weekend
• Chillicothe alters traffic pattern for fireworks
• Sheriff's deputy shoots dog after being bitten
• Piketon centrifuge jobs put on 'standstill'
• Reynoldsburg team helps needy Ross County residents with repairs, improvements
• New terrace at Adena Mansion shows possible inspiration for Ohio's state seal
• Gov. John Kasich signs bill to shrink Ohio's prison population
• Gov. John Kasich prepares to sign $56B budget
• Man waives preliminary hearing in 11th OVI case
• Rep. Austria receives heritage award
• SB5 opponents deliver signatures
• IRS warns taxpayers of latest scam
• Brigham Young program to feature local residents
• Ohio law against fireworks tough to enforce
• Paving work on South Paint, North High streets given higher priority
• OSU Extension's Dave Mangione to retire after 33 years of service
• Pike County tornado not confirmed
• RCI inmate may face murder charge
• Teachers to forego raises, pay more for health care in new contract deal
• Pair from Dayton facing heroin charges
• Ohio House OKs bill to ban texting while driving
• Ohio casino deal tucked into racetrack measure
• Ohio House passes bills calling for strictest abortion limits in nation
• Three men arrested in Ewing Street drug bust
• Ohio Senate approves sweeping 'jobs budget'
• Signs erected to keep firefighters out of downtown's Carlisle
• Woman pleads to charges linked to shootout
• Doc under review in prison suicide quits
• King's Island marks carousel's 85th year
• Delaware County deputies: Woman sprayed them with breast milk
• Greenfield farmers market begins season Wednesday
• Concern grows over usage of bath salt drugs
• Ross getting $30,000 for anti-drug efforts
• Uncertainty rampant in preliminary 2012 city budget
• Paint Valley ups pay-to-play fee
• Feast of Corpus Christi marked locally with Eucharist procession
• Arson dog nominated for award
• Ohio dealing with shrunken economy
• State's decisions will mean much to some, little to others
• 'Fort Fizzle' site of Civil War draft riots
• Enjoying crape myrtle in Ohio landscapes
• 15 of couple's 32 kids still at home
• Agencies working to preserve Chillicothe area's vacant homes, prevent blight
• About half of vacant houses are on market
• Sons of the American Revolution learn the tie between libraries and the Revolution itself
• College interns take active roles in decommissioning
• Seniors finding strong advocates on budget
• The Week Ahead: PV considers boost to athletic participation fees
• Trial of man accused in 4 robberies continued
• 10 changes coming to Ohio elections
• TLC show to feature Chillicothe family in pageant pursuits
• Financial uncertainty keeps armory from repairs needed to become parks department office
• Roger Crago recovering at home after stroke
• Christian music hall of famer performs Sunday in Circleville
• Residents file several complaints of suspicious home repair jobs
• Suspicious package causes scare at VA building
• Interim associate dean named at OU-C
• Sons of ex-baseball league treasurer indicted on forgery, theft charges
• Three disciplined in jail incident
• Quinn Chapel to celebrate 'Men's Day' Sunday with guest speakers
• The quest to be the best: CHS grad wants to be Army Reserve's 'Best Warrior'
• James McKean named interim Associate Dean of Chillicothe Campus
• Chillicothe Campus Dean discusses his vision on ‘Sounding Board’ program
• Prison sentencing bill heads to Gov. John Kasich
• House Speaker John Boehner takes expense checks, but overall office spending is down
• Hinton enters mayoral campaign with fund edge
• Free measles vaccines offered to kids
• CEF awards scholarships
• Ex-governor Taft fights Great Lakes water use bill
• Dayton approves panhandling crackdown
• Ham radio on display this weekend
• Teacher-created development program targets school needs
• OU-C student Matt Givens has paper accepted by prestigious publication
• Pat McAllister shares his insights during small business series event
• Resident finds three black widow spiders in yard in week
• Expected cuts lead to layoffs in local program for kids
• Forms for free, reduced Unioto lunches available
• Frankfort resident attending space center academy
• Response expected today to measles alert
• Proposed cuts to fire grant programs bring concern
• Business speaker series encourages success
• Housing numbers show few are buying, but those who are seem willing to pay more
• Chillicothe patrol post leader promoted, replacement picked
• Carlisle building ruled unsafe
• Paxton Township trustees move meeting
• Gov. John Kasich signs order for regulating pain clinics
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Lunchtime chats to feature business owners
• Re-entry program to address life after prison
• Federal grant to help jobless in Pike County
• Adena schools officials unsure of final levy bid
• Forms for free, reduced Unioto lunches available
• Frankfort resident attending space center academy
• Local man facing 11th OVI charge
• Fence ordered for Carlisle, but who will put it up?
• Newark woman, son reunited with family
• Ohio boy found competent for trial in man's death
• May storms cause estimated $322M in damage in Ohio
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Former student pleads guilty in OSU bomb threat
• Canoeists, kayakers hit Ohio River for Paddlefest
• 8 suffer minor injuries in Sunday crash
• Ross, Hocking, Vinton JFS merger nears
• Woman struck by van still in serious condition
• Treasure Hunters to be in town this week
• Ohio school workers agree on more contracts faster
• This type of rose is a Knock-out
• New Miss Ohio prepping for Miss America
• Passports helps seniors stay home
• Adelphi sues residents over sewer tie-ins
• Know Your Neighbor: Newton recalls WWII missions over China
• Stolen vehicles surfacing in Ross County
• Tiffin Elementary principal will retire July 1 after 38 years
• Motorcycle crash sends county man to hospital
• Volunteers build outdoor classroom at Tiffin Elementary
• AEP seeking higher prices for some
• Local bank, credit union rankings released
• Many homeowners struggling with houses worth less than their mortgages
• District to consider scaling back levy
• Walk With A Doc program has far reach
• Police investigating gas station robbery
• Paul McCartney to perform at Great American Ball Park
• BIRTHS
• Chillicothe seeks donations for July Fourth fireworks
• Cincinnati's Coney Island turns 125
• DIVORCES AND DISSOLUTIONS
• Local Walmart gets facelift
• Londonberry father, son face drug charges after search
• Renting on rise in Ohio
• Man indicted in shrimp can drug case
• Volunteers, donations will help Chillicothe program in assisting homeless
• 'Lopez' to feature Bainbridge woman
• Babysitter found guilty of murdering Akron-area toddler
• New Franklin County sheriff led probe of highway shootings
• Truck crashes into Ohio home where man watches TV
• Group collecting items for soldiers
• Ohio House supports Piketon loan
• Ross County's property tax bills in mail
• Zane Trace special ed post returns
• Ohio man treasures paperwork passed down from Civil War-era ancestor
• Redistricting process starting
• ROSS COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
• 4th Circle K robbery might prompt policy
• NCI Global opens shop in Chillicothe
• Ohio Gov. John Kasich OKs racetrack slots in casino operator deal
• Yoctangee Park restrooms set on fire
• Bainbridge fire dep't. beginning fundraiser
• Ohio lawmakers OK plan to let guns in bars, arenas
• Funding for Neenah Gardens likely private
• Jackson County Freedom Fest 5K scheduled for Independence Day
• OU-C theater program to present The Zoo Story
• Forum series focuses on business success tips from area individuals
• Renick Avenue pain clinic raided
• Ohio University-Chillicothe helps kids willing to learn
• $4 gas a thing of the past, for now
• ‘Achieving College Success’ partnership designed to multiply math success
• Danielle Puckett of Circleville plans to play softball at OU-C
• Hilltop Café has adjusted summer hours
• Ohio drive-in marks 75 years of outdoor films
• Ohio says boating, fishing OK despite lake algae
• Investigation sought in Ohio pensions' currency dispute
• State to provide flood aid to Ross, nearby counties
• Boy hurt in fall from railroad trestle near Londonderry
• Pressure's on for Piketon loan approval
• Sex offenders may get charged -- with fees
• Soggy spring brings buggy summer
• Colerain board to discuss 2012 budget
• July 9 EP release party to benefit CHS music organization, Red Cross
• Adena wins award for work with heart patients
• Reps Peterson, Daniels to conduct joint open house
• Pool likely closed through end of week
• Carbon dioxide might boost oil production
• Blood drives slated for world donor day
• Prison killing suspect's fitness in question
• Charges eyed against Carlisle owner
• Local photog capturing change, frame by frame
• Ohio gas prices dip, remain $1 more than last year
• Local guard unit continues training
• Walnut Street UMC reaches out to youth
• Ohio nonprofits fear casinos will hurt fundraising
• Boehner speaks to record class of Ohio State grads
• 2 being chased by police die in crash
• Official defends possible Turnpike lease deal
• Ohio workers in trouble got disability pensions
• Kiwanis Club sponsors info stickers for car seats
• Roxabel woman trying to keep family together after flood damages home
• Chillicothe schools' Roger Crago in hospital
• Ohio Northern University
• Shawnee State University
• Staying hydrated, safe in sun key to surviving summer
• Teens using summer to plan for future
• Scioto Township firefighter hurt en route to house blaze
• Chillicothe council to discuss firefighters, rehiring secretary
• Chillicothe event raises funds for cystic fibrosis research
• Sens. Brown, Portman pushing for USEC loan
• OU-C honors class of 2011
• Zion Baptist to mark 99 years
• Roxabel church plans cookout benefit
• Woman 16 for 16 at Ross County Relay For Life
• Cancer survivors featured in Chillicothe art exhibit
• Authorities seeking information about Oak Hill fire
• RCI inmate found guilty of weapons charge
• Estate tax repeal a priority for Ross County farmers
• Chillicothe man indicted in neighbor's assault, robbery
• Humble-Heirs have new CD
• Group planning Women in the Outdoors event
• Benefit to help fire victims set for June 18
• 2 Florida men face federal counterfeit charges in Ohio
• Salmonella outbreak linked to Ohio hatchery
• Meal help doesn't end with school year in Ross County
• AEP: EPA rules would cost plants, jobs
• Storm blows through Chillicothe area
• CHS, ZT grads receive Gates Foundation scholarship
• Ross, Pike students see boost on OGTs
• Hocking County soldier killed in Iraq
• Man killed in farm equipment accident in Pickaway County
• Habitat for Humanity to host banquet
• Junior Civic League sets theme, date for gala
• Officials identify Rocky Fork drowning victim
• Group wants Chillicothe park full on Fourth of July
• Chillicothe police arrest man in child luring case
• House, Senate to discuss budget deal next week
• Paint Valley fills principal jobs
• Loans an option for flood victims in Scioto Valley
• Auditor: Chillicothe's 2011 finances a bit brighter
• Ross County wins missing records suit
• Terrelle Pryor headed to NFL?
• Prep school students turn into filmmakers with 'Kidumentaries' about city's past
• Kathryn Janes for Judge committee plans food event
• Extension cords sparked fire at Brown Road home
• Number of train crashes down in Ross County
• Pending assignments on Chillicothe committees' agendas
• Toddler found at Deer Creek park still critical
• Suspect sought in incident outside Kroger
• Ohio Senate budget puts limits on abortions, gives boost to charters
• Six OU-C softball players earn All-ORCC recognition
• Traditional and non-traditional students find support and sense of community at OU-C
• Health assessment identifies public health needs
• Upcoming Campus Events
• 3-year-old flown to Children's Hospital after report of possible drowning
• Why does Ohio pay more for gas?
• Malone Road family still recovering from Saturday storms
• Investigators reviewing Brown Road fire
• Ohio Highway Patrol to focus on trucks, buses
• Ohio Democrats accuse GOP treasurer of misusing office
• Teen friends achieve level of Eagle Scout
• Officers commended for work on recent Tractor Supply theft
• Children invited to bicycle safety event; free helmets available
• Judges pursuing 3-year drug court grant
• Fed grant to help those living in public housing
• Heirloom corn good for seed savers
• Local authors publish books reflecting faith
• Local teen to take on Naval Academy
• Paint Valley sets principal interviews for special meeting Tuesday
• Gifted students might get lost in budget shuffle
• Rep. Bob Gibbs: U.S. deficit tops priority list; higher taxes not an option
• Muskingum River search for missing toddler called off
• Responding to the 'Zombie Apocalypse'
• Federal funds to help Ross County residents become wired
• Chillicothe police host self-defense course to help women
• Notable names to join in Chillicothe golf fundraiser
• Math for Ohio budget not easy equation
• Ohio corn farmers to sun: Thanks for the break
• Life Pregnancy Center to host breakfast today
• Garden club to host flower show
• Ex-teammate: Luke Fickell right for Ohio State
• Obama: Auto industry coming back
• Chillicothe church celebrates 7th anniversary
• Teachers deluge Kasich with emails
• Circleville doctor indicted on 3 charges
• 2 Mount Logan students lead Chillicothe school's recycling program
• Neighbor arrested in theft, beating of Chillicothe man
• Reinstorm Therapeutic Riding Center has free lessons available
• Bainbridge woman turns 100
• Pickerington student out of bee with 'caffeol'
• Lead safety grant might help some Ross County homes
• Caution: Farmers on roads again
• Former chief recalled as soul of Chillicothe Fire Department
• Chillicothe's Floral Hills buried in legal action
• Pioneer to host tee ball game against staff
• Struggling to sell?
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Pioneer honors 7, one of its largest classes
• Pioneer principal turns 'one-year job' into career
• Event salutes OU-C student-athletes
• OU-C students take active role with local Relay for Life event
• Future graduate re-directs career path in Environmental Engineering Technology program
• Surveys show a gallon is a gallon at Ross County pumps
• Ohio to alter execution for cancer-stricken inmate
• Process to overhaul Chillicothe's design review rules nears end
• Ohio tornado total already high this year
• Pickerington student advances at spelling bee
• Chillicothe neighbor's camera nabs video of suspect
• Ross County prosecutor mulls new assault trial as first ends with hung jury
• Former Chillicothe fire chief dies at 78
• Upcoming Campus Events
• OU-C is a campus with individuals dedicated to its mission and its success
• Motorcyclist evades police after short chase
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Group offers OU-C students its take on budget
• Children's group to have car wash this weekend
• Chillicothe schools program to have math, reading night June 7
• Huntington schools to dismiss early
• Ag group to award grants to younger farmers
• Budget plan removes union law wording
• Chillicothe man's attorney: Shooting was self-defense
• Heat rolls in after rainy start to spring
• OU-C art students visit sites in Cincinnati
• Guard units show off weapons proficiency
• Honor guard member, 90, salutes fallen vets
• Perseverance, focus pay off in Greg Elliott’s college journey
• New head of Dayton VA center wants to improve care
• HILLTOPPERS 4-H CLUB
• Van hits, kills 2 pedestrians crossing street
• 22-year-old Ohio soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Visit from a doctor cures Ohio boy's bullying woes
• Motorcyclist killed; driver hurt during Memorial Day weekend
• Huntington grad travels long road
• Crash gives Piketon grad a goal for life
• Disabilities don't slow Waverly graduate down
• Unioto grad kept life at home going
• Chillicothe grad is proud of the person she's become
• Zane Trace grad is example of maturity, adaptability
• Thousands of Confederate soldiers lie buried in Ohio
• In prescription abuse cases, who's to blame?
• Several gather at war memorial to honor fallen soldiers from Ross County
• Man in critical condition after U.S. 50 crash
• LongHorn breaks ground on its new restaurant in Chillicothe
• Holiday weekend makes for light week of meetings
• Lancaster area boy comes to mom's rescue -- 3 times
• Soldiers' art tells war stories at new Ohio museum
• Civil Protection Orders can help your family
• Feast of the Flowering Moon offers lessons in Native American culture
• Friday program to feature discussion about healing oils in Bible
• ProgressOhio, others drop suit about locked Ohio Statehouse doors
• Ohio sports festival steadfast with Arnold Schwarzenegger
• Kroger expands $1-per-gallon gas discount to more stores
• Assault, robbery bring indictments
• Ross County district needs help to spot health needs
• Foreclosure discounts in Ohio highest in nation
• Ohio lawmakers trying to take on 'bath salt' drug issue
• Man charged with child sex offenses
• MEMORIAL DAY PARADE DETAILS
• National veterans event honors 2 fallen soldiers from Southeastern
• Memorial Day services set for Monday
• Waverly High announces top students
• Good Samaritan offices will be closed Monday
• BBB of Central Ohio honors Horizon practices
• Drain recall could pull plug on summer fun at pools in U.S.
• SB5 a hot topic at Ross County Democratic fundraiser
• OU-C investigates claims against ex-dean
• Arbiter rules against Glatfelter
• 8 at Roweton reach milestone some didn't think they would
• Community Action Agency Summer Cooling Program accepting applications
• Another child found roaming streets in Chillicothe
• Library hosting e-reader program
• Ross, other counties team up to care for homeless in area
• Committee eyes allowing golf carts on some Chillicothe streets
• OU-C gets interim dean from Athens
• Unioto, Paint Valley schools win operational awards
• Sen. Brown's proposal would allow student loan consolidation
• Stoves played role in pair of Ross County fires
• Huntington Township's bicentennial celebrated at history symposium
• Area able to assess damages from storm
• Carver Community Center accepting sign-ups for summer programs
• Beverly J. Gray named recipient of OU-C Alumni Leadership Award
• Theater activities shine as highlight of Carly Joseph’s college career
• Upcoming Campus Events
• 1 percent pay raise part of new agreement in Unioto teachers contract
• Paint Valley I-CAT team puts five on awards stage in national event
• Local Alzheimer's walk total could go higher still
• Pike County posts state's highest jobless rate
• Man maintains innocence in trading case
• Ohio's corn crop could be lost cause
• Man pleads not guilty to killing Logan woman
• Area storm brings down trees and power lines
• Tornado ravages Joplin hospital when it was needed most
• Stars Between Friends to benefit Relay For Life
• Ross County Dems to host dinner
• Poverty workshop to address class environment
• Church cancels strawberry social
• Chillicothe native to be Unioto principal
• Soccer complex moves a bit closer to reality
• Tuskegee Airman offers inspiration to inmates
• Work starts on Horizon Internet upgrades
• OU-Chillicothe dean Burgraff steps down
• Severe storms possible today
• AAA: Ohio gas prices down 23 cents from a week ago
• Eye exams for infants are crucial
• Advisory Council, Women's Board raise funds for Adena
• This school bus ride is brought to you by ...
• Cemetery gets cleanup for Memorial Day
• Quick thinking in crash brings award to Scout
• Law would allow guns in stadiums, bars
• Missing work benchmark for welfare may cost state
• Rafting offense lands Ohio pair in kiddie pool
• Despite illness, Southeastern senior was determined to graduate
• COMMON PLEAS COURT
• Take a look at long-term care
• Are old scars hurting you now?
• Adena Health Systems getting connected to outlying sites
• War veterans to receive Chillicothe High School diplomas
• Chillicothe girls selected for Be-WISE camp
• Local singers tune up for Ross County Idol
• College graduates starting life with debt
• Chillicothe seeing increase in tourism
• Public Record
• New hours Set at Gazette office
• New law targets pain clinics
• Stolen vehicles dumped locally
• Crash survivor honors local heroes at American Red Cross First Capital District's eighth annual Heroes' Banquet
• Chillicothe H.S. Class of '67 plans reunion
• Lake Erie fish dying from natural events
• Waverly sets new rules governing yard sales, signs
• Earned Income Tax Credit Coalition some taxpayers get more in refunds
• Sell home now if speed, not top dollar, is priority
• Goodwill donation drive scheduled on campus
• Rep. Austria: President wrong in approach to Israel
• 18-year-old works through injuries to complete program, walk at PRCTC ceremony
• Pioneer talent thrills Chillicothe crowd
• Ross County Idol auditions on Saturday
• Paint Valley parents pushing for wrestling venue
• Greenhouse helps youths prune bad habits
• Ohio State warns students about big parties
• Chillicothe man strikes deal in vehicular assault case
• Chillicothe adds safety services to engineer's duties
• Older homeowners can get tax reduction
• Second K-9 unit bolsters Chillicothe Police Department's fight against drugs
• Chillicothe church seeks aid in helping South
• Paint Valley principal Kinnamon returning to retirement
• Ohio Gov. John Kasich not a fan of 'pink driver's license'
• Chillicothe man wins trip to Indy 500
• OU-C student hopes to “deliver hope” to those within and outside of local community
• Group hosts jewelry event to support OU-C students
• Upcoming Campus Events
• Wet spring costing farmers $904 million -- so far
• Aladdin Shriners' tabloids help raise money for children
• Marion deputy's widow supports system to catch cop killers
• Chillicothe gets $40,000 more for RossGo program
• Chillicothe woman pleads guilty in robbery
• Ross County Health District working on new bed bug response
• Paint Valley sixth-grader suspended for 'kill list'
• Group aims to halt prison privatization in Ohio
• U.S. Rep. Bob Gibbs: EPA's decisions disconcerting
• DEA suspends Portsmouth pharmacy, doctors
• AIDS organizations merge, will operate an office in Chillicothe
• Ohio preparing for constitutional convention vote
• Sugar Grove mother faces OVI charge after crash on U.S. 33
• No charges expected this month in Ohio woman's death
• Waverly looking at water rate hikes
• 20th Annual Student Art Show features more than 50 entries
• Discussion to address smart financial tips
• Illegal parking carries hefty price tag
• Zane Trace superintendent wants special ed post back
• Signups taken for annual 'Kill the Hill' at Adena Mansion
• City Tree Commission slated to meet today
• Man facing domestic violence charge, DWI on a lawn mower
• Chillicothe native, former NFL star to speak to OU-C grads
• Several local students excel at State Science Day
• Mom rescues kids from SUV in river
• Groups against privatizing prisons to meet today
• 'Excess properties' at Hopewell park being evaluated for removal
• 911 expected to be back up today
• OU-C women’s tennis team wins ORCC tourney for second straight year
• Know your neighbor: Dorcie, Bill Jones reflect on more than 50 years together
• Police and emergency runs
• Panorama of Cincinnati in 1848 to go on display
• Gardening column: Winning the war against weeds
• Gazette brings home 14 APSO awards
• Bill would allow weapons on corps properties
• Red Cross announces local heroes
• PERI/PERS meeting moved to July 19
• 'Great U.S. 50 Yard Sale' begins Friday
• Man convicted of killing wife to be released
• Plan would cut inmate medical budget by $44M
• Farm funds enter budget battle
• Ross County Sheriff's record lawsuit awaits ruling
• Police nab results in joint effort
• Bob Gibbs rep to be in Vinton County
• Bob Gibbs' proposal allows firearms on Corps property
• Chillicothe Rotary, local businesses team up to fight polio
• Recognize older Ohioans this month
• Project pays tribute to Chillicothe church patriarch
• The Week Ahead: Wages, primary election vote totals on meeting agendas
• Waverly to revisit hiring policies
• Remnants of meth lab found on Malone Road
• Retired officer killed in Ohio 32 crash
• Women take charge of health at Chillicothe Y event
• Ross County 911 system fails for 2nd time in a year
• Ohio Highway Patrol: Keep eye out for motorcycles
• As water recedes, recovery begins in Roxabel
• Ross County Grand Jury: April pursuit results in indictment
• Gray, Zion Baptist to mark 19 years together
• ACLU: 'Mockingbird' should go on at school
• 7-year-old Newark boy defies odds
• Campus discussion event focuses on issue of bullying
• Recent graduates to Unioto students: Uncertainty, change of plans OK
• Floodwaters pose risks during cleanup
• Chillicothe committee looking at union options
• Speaker: Schools need to stop bullying
• Adena not penalized for wrong-site surgery mistake
• Army Corps opposes mine-near-park lawsuit
• Ross County native wins dairy award
• Curtain pulled on school play in Morgan County
• Chillicothe committee plans zoning map, rules changes
• Best of CHS' graduating class honored
• Workshop offers insights on finding the right career path and free lunch
• Flooding damages roads, homes, farms in western Ross County
• Crime Stoppers sets monthly public meetings
• Community picnic set for Friday at Paint Valley ADAMH offices
• Waverly council to have special meeting tonight
• Eastern Elementary kindergarten screening to be May 27
• 2 state parks in Vinton County receive funds
• Ohio suspends pain med doctor's license
• Illustrator paints smiles on Adena students' faces
• Neenah Gardens sewer costs in question
• More in Ross County aging, living single
• Workshop designed for small business owners
• Spin those vinyl records; Upcoming dance offers flashback to 1980s music
• Equestrian Center to host ‘Salute to Veterans’ horse show
• Dry Run Road resident trapped in home by flash flood
• 'Pill mill' doctor convicted in 4 Ohio deaths
• Romance that began at OU-C in 1948 continues today for Chillicothe couple
• Chillicothe native and former NFL star Garin Veris to speak at OU-C ‘Recognition of Graduation’ event
• Last chance to nominate high school grads for stories
• Anti-bullying event welcomes faculty and guest to share insights at panel discussion
• Hilltopper softball team wins first-ever ORCC crown
• OU-C students to provide stress-reduction tips as part of capstone experience
• OU-C golfers prepare for upcoming ORCC match
• Upcoming Campus Events
• Latest MAPS blitz nets drugs, cash, arrests
• Horizon Telecom adds partners in broadband project
• Ohio deputy struck, killed by vehicle during chase
• Sen. Sherrod Brown backs bill to cut oil tax breaks
• Child endangering charges result from traffic stop
• Chillicothe doctor facing menacing charge
• Court: VA must overhaul its mental health care system
• Church Triumphant members to assist storm victims
• Chillicothe OKs $45,000 defense in suit by landlords
• Huntington approves $950,000 in cuts
• 'Sugar Shack' brings in more than $12K for charities
• Crime Stoppers sets 1st evening meeting
• Police seek tips in Smoker Friendly break-in
• Mind, body and spirit focus of Women on Wellness program
• Some small businesses push to repeal SB 5
• Fundraiser to feature sale of students' art
• Stakes are high in tax battle over Ohio casinos
• Anti-bullying event welcomes faculty and guest to share insights at panel discussion
• Northwest Ohio standoff ends with suspect's death
• Feds ID 12,200 unneeded buildings
• Ohio police to honor the fallen, oppose union law
• Ohioan among 5 added to Memorial
• Sweet potatoes fun to grow, delicious to eat
• Gas rights could limit state park drilling revenue
• Two-thirds of smoking ban fines are unpaid
• Putting his bees to work
• Waste district gets grant to recycle tires
• Boy Scouts walk in Tecumseh's footsteps
• Teleservices hiring for positions in Ross County
• A tempest in a teapot
• After stint at 'Crime U,' repeat offender makes most of second chance
• Ohio throwing away 'throw away the key'?
• Insurer won't cover Chillicothe in lawsuit
• They're more than 'soccer moms'
• Boy taken in Ohio vehicle theft found safe in parking lot
• The Week Ahead: Ross County Commissioners plan to discuss safety
• Waverly area business goes green with greenhouse
• U.S. Rep. Gibbs' office will be open May 13
• Ross County suicides up in 2010
• Report: Poor pay pushes Ohio workers to welfare aid
• OU-C program aims to help students
• Adena training God's interns
• Corrections
• Sign-ups under way for faith-based CAMP
• Man gets 4-year sentence for Chillicothe jewelry store heist in 2003
• Chillicothe council president trying for write-in win
• Sharing the power of prayer in Chillicothe
• RCI workers to bolster community service in area
• Tour of D.C. awaits Chillicothe veteran
• 5 Chillicothe firefighters getting jobs back
• New Albany man signs with Reebok
• Arizona shooting victim marks anniversary at Kent St.
• 2 students drown, 1 missing in Costa Rica
• $55.6B budget heads to Ohio Senate
• Cleveland zoo offers app to help visitors find attractions
• Teachers at Tiffin get lunch with side of 'thanks'
• Registration is now underway for Kids in College summer program for youth
• Pike County Convention and Visitors Bureau to host open house May 12
• Science is golden at Piketon plant
• Group raising money for disabled veterans in Chillicothe area
• Dems, GOP candidates eye gains in Chillicothe
• USEC, Babcock & Wilcox form new centrifuge firm
• Scioto Valley's wet spring will mean more mosquitoes
• Deadline for nominating graduates nears
• Bill would divert the nonviolent from Ohio prisons
• Schools would get boost in reworked budget up for vote
• Brown wants to limit circle of prescribers in Ohio
• Academic Majors Fair helps position students for successful college careers
• OU-C to host ORCC tennis tournament
• OU-C Success Makers Plus Leadership Skills Program encourages students to live to their full potential
• ‘Recognition of Graduation’ event salutes students
• OU-C faculty member Nicholas Kiersey addresses local League of Women Voters
• Ohio University to offer graduate program in education on Chillicothe Campus
• Panelists to discuss impact of bullying on students
• Upcoming Campus Events
• Jack Everson, Hollie Hinton to face off in fall
• Jeremy Siberell wins primary for only contested council seat
• Dems pick Kathryn Janes for court matchup
• Bingo event to support Bishop Flaget athletics
• 34 consumers to get share of work-at-home settlement
• Chillicothe council committee approves change for utilities employee
• Waters rising in Pike County -- again
• Bourneville man charged in Bainbridge couple's assault
• Strike 2 called against Adena levy
• PUBLIC RECORD
• Woman, son attacked in Tiffin Avenue Home
• PV kindergarten registration set for June
• 2 women face drug charges after Ohio 73 traffic stop
• Big news becomes 'teachable moment' for local educators
• Director helps honor CCI, RCI award winners
• Arnold misses petition deadline
• Salvation Army May 7 yard sale seeking vendors
• Liberty Township Fire & Rescue to host fish fry
• Planning boardto consider Church Street permit
• Ohio voters deciding 100-plus school tax issues
• bin Laden fallout: State advises prisons to watch for problems
• Local residents react to killing of Osama bin Laden
• Arnold misses petition deadline
• Shooting victim may face assault charge
• Pike County playwright shares talent with school
• OU-C Stray Cats run to raise money for anti-bullying event
• Ohio motorcyclist dies after crashing into minivan
• Arab-Americans talk about travel at Ohio meeting
• Algae-plagued lake gets traditional cleanup
• Students participate in competition for career development
• FFA students learn how sweet making maple syrup can be
• Get the most coverage from phlox
• Citizens gather to demand a repeal of Senate Bill 5
• Maple Street shooting leaves 1 wounded
• Kids Day events aim for education, creativity
• WesBanco announces increased earnings for 1st quarter
• Chillicothe mayoral campaigning down to wire
• Extension plan on Ross County Commissioners' agenda
• Ohio invests $1.4B to get jobs
• Adena schools levy would protect 'cushion'
• Take steps to protect yourself from rabies
• Feds hope Asian wasp can stop stink bug in US
• Nominate area high school seniors for Gazette feature
• Junior Achievement golf scramble to raise funds for schools
• YMCA planning diabetes seminar for Thursday
• Ross County Airport expansion project gets new grant
• Ross County Jail unveils new video info system
• High gas prices fueling creativity
• Dove Award winners, nominees coming to Chillicothe Baptist Church on May 7
• Chillicothe Fire, EMS to be more adamant about payments
• Ohio pair indicted on charges linked to shootout
• Drugs involved in 3 indictments
• Casino developers cry foul over tax
• SB5 foes look for big turnout
• Dinner event scheduled for ‘Evening with the Shuffles’ at OU-C
• Suspect sought in Slate Mills hit-and-run
• Ross County officials: 3 scams claim no new victims
• Ex-Pike County deputy indicted
• Counselor hopes assembly helps keep Chillicothe prom night safe
• Community honors retiring Chillicothe superintendent
• Chillicothe pool will be open this summer
• “Evening with the Shuffles” to feature music theater and light opera selections
• Upcoming Academic Majors Fair helps position students for successful college careers
• Upcoming Campus Events
• House unveils changes to Kasich's budget
• Winds, rain cause issues in Scioto Valley
• Ohio pot operation earns Lucasville man 11 years in prison
• Health care mandate foes might face hurdle at polls
• OU-C students share their college experience through blogs
• Teen pitcher helps Goodwill celebrate work
• Lancaster police take over assault investigation
• Gov. John Kasich signs into law Teach for America bill
• OU-C Library hosting employment seminar
• Engine fire forces plane to land near Minford
• Chillicothe committee uncertain on transit fuel facility
• Ross County United Way falls just short of '10 goal
• High school harder than it used to be, report says
• Hey kids: Want a shorter school year?
• Stretch legs during Tour of the Scioto Valley
• Demand up, supply down: Gas hits $4 per gallon
• Chillicothe City Council schedules committee meetings
• Chillicothe advocate gets national exposure
• USEC in time crunch for loan
• Phone, web options to be available for legal advice
• Nominate area seniors for feature in Gazette
• Ross County farmers to receive millions via loan program
• Chillicothe officials hope $45K will cover landlord lawsuit costs
• Chillicothe schools mulling broader tech policy
• Chillicothe school board OKs $1.55 million in cuts
• Gazette seeks nominations for outstanding seniors
• Ohio fire marshal: Morgan County fire that killed 8 horses is arson
• Public records
• Longtime resident puts memories into OU-C exhibit
• Historical society honors couple for their efforts to preserve local history
• Efforts try to bring young people to history
• Partial collapse reported at Carlisle Building
• Residents working to open pool this year
• Chillicothe woman's networking yields much-needed items for troops
• 2 Democratic attorneys vying for Chillicothe municipal judge
• Cheap Wine and Bread wins Battle of Bands
• Ohio missing millions in natural gas taxes
• Upcoming breakfast focuses on elder suicide prevention
• Ohio colleges say more seeking financial aid
• Troubled roller coaster to stay closed again
• Garden column: Spots still open for Philadelphia Garden Tour
• Ohio's teacher payment system could be unique
• Guard troops receive master weapons training
• More rain could bring local flooding
• Jobless benefits blunt income losses in '09
• Safety force staffing a key concern for Chillicothe mayoral candidates
• Chillicothe chosen for debut of new Charley's brand
• More women on stage at 8th Great Midwest Battle of the Bands
• Ohioans try to preserve noted soldier's home
• Annual seniors art show coming soon
• 200 pounds of drugs, $800K seized in raid
• PACCAR announces jump in 1Q profit
• The Week Ahead: Chillicothe schools to work on budget
• OU-C student’s winning piece of ‘snapshot prose’ puts the stark realities of addiction into focus
• OU-C seeing increased enrollment
• Lancaster man found beaten on Western Avenue in Chillicothe
• Heirloom tomatoes to be featured at Adena Mansions & Gardens Plant Sale
• Frankfort library to get break from 'making it work'
• Local Bible quiz teams compete, place at event
• Churches in central Ohio band together to commemorate Good Friday
• Ohio River flood threat forces horses from track
• Partisan priorities could clash on fall ballot
• More rain, storms on tap for Scioto Valley
• Walkers take steps to gain support for Adena levy
• Youth Crime Watch of Chillicothe members hope video project shows dangers of bullying
• Scioto Valley home sales up in March
• State, Pike County agencies warn crews meth lab waste may be among roadside litter
• Men con Chillicothe grandmother out of $3,000
• Officers looking for man after high-speed chase that entered Chillicothe
• Dems lead GOP in fundraising for Chillicothe mayoral race
• Couple beaten in attack at Bainbridge home
• Panel wants more VA clinic tests for patients
• Tick season off to early start
• Ohioan charged with murder 12 years after assault
• 'Missing' boy found in filthy East Second Street home
• 200 balloons of heroin found during High Street traffic stop
• Local 'Haunted Humor' authors to sign book
• Chillicothe Campus revamps student employee program to align with focus on career preparation
• Event aims to raise awareness of sexual assault, gender violence
• OU-C students describe traits of the ‘cool’ faculty members
• Fire Training Academy and EMS Program provide valuable resources for the region
• KidsOhio recognizes Mount Logan Elementary School
• Foundation selects Chillicothe as a Tree City
• Paint Valley takes look at potential campus growth
• Piketon area under flood warning
• Waverly officials rezone lots for SOMC
• Health district seeks additional funds through November levy
• ‘Active April’ events emphasize healthy lifestyle options
• Quinn Library and guests join to host Spring Fling events
• Entries will soon be accepted for 20th annual OU-C Student Art Show
• Upcoming Campus Events
• Chillicothe school turns pill incident into 'teachable moment' at assembly
• Battle of the Bands: Grunge sound has purpose for Pointless Pleading
• Local author to sign 'Time Takes All But Memories' at Book World
• Bowling league for people with special needs starting new round
• Northern Ohio native killed in Afghanistan blast
• Design Review Board looks to take proactive role, discusses enforcement
• Ross County coalition to fight recidivism
• Waverly mulls village status, recount
• Adena schools turn to wind to save energy, power pumps in pond
• Eyes across area on rising river levels
• Suit filed against Liberty Twp. over records request
• Perceived threat prompts Chillicothe Sam's Club store evacuation
• Men in heels to focus on violence against women issue
• May 6 training session to deal with suicide
• Lawsuit: Gov. John Kasich's JobsOhio board is unconstitutional
• Senators, local reps still raising money, trying to pay off debts
• State supports plan for Roweton School land transfer; some concerned with funding
• Chats with mayoral candidates to begin
• Report calling for closer look at savings from private prisons
• Police investigate possible robbery at knifepoint
• A real stand-up guy: Teen comedian wins talent show, aspires to design video games
• Rose Lane looks to inspire with music
• Cabbage should get early start
• Boehner wraps up first 100 days with DC drama
• Easter fun
• Man faces charges after police chase
• Stabbing victim: Several people 'jumped' him
• Growth focus of Adena Health System's annual meeting
• Ohio shale deposits hold potential for oil, gas, jobs
• Battle of the Bands: Shepherds of God focuses on music with a message
• Sunshine Tanning employee completes indoor training
• Use caution with get-rich-quick plans
• It's time to spring-tune yourself
• Gannett honors work of Ohio media group, Gazette
• Bill would expand property tax deductions
• Northern Ohio man kills family, self
• Waverly council to vote on new medical facility
• Frankfort family struggles after fire
• New Chillicothe mayor will usher in new vision for downtown
• Prescription drugs part of mock crash at the Yoctangee Park Annex
• Joshua Gire laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery
• Chillicothe 5th Ward hopefuls alike in many ways
• Fire marshal report clears Chillicothe station's violations
• Battle of the Bands: Age of Distrust brings power to its music
• Homeland Security audit: Ohio group misused $5M
• Three indicted from East Fourth Street raid
• Jobs, rising revenue could shrink Ohio budget gap
• YMCA of Ross County recognizes area teens for character
• 'New Season' for Chillicothe churches
• Chillicothe council OKs $65,064 for BP entrance
• Safety forces keeping an eye on gas prices
• Paint Valley principal Randy Graber resigns
• Half-marathon to benefit Tri-County Triangle Trail set for Saturday
• Chillicothe High School class of 1966 reunion set for April 29
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Man sought in Chillicothe Walmart theft
• Ross County Health District offering free Tdap booster
• Ohio police might play larger role
• Ohio lawmakers split vote over federal budget deal
• Connecting with the next generation of students
• OU-C students can get free tickets for Battle of Bands event
• Fundraiser to help ill Adena graduate
• Battle of the Bands: Parable141's story finds voice in loud, heavy rock
• Chillicothe mayoral candidates discuss property issues
• Business: Scam using Ross County Health District's name
• 2 area communities get new status because of census
• Agreement likely to aid expansion plans at Hillsboro's PAS
• Dip in road causes Ohio 22 closure
• Final vote set for Chillicothe road payments
• Oversight transition causes issues with benefits for some ex-USEC workers
• Southern Ohio Crime Stoppers sees boost in tips
• Battle of the Bands: 'Dynamic rock' hallmark of Lionel The Jailbird
• Diversity is hallmark of OU-C educational experience
• Quinn Library hosts spring cultural events to build campus social and learning community
• Environmental Club plans Earth Day celebration and other events on campus
• Construction continues on Technical Studies Building addition
• Upcoming Campus Events
• Ross County community gathers at Huntington High School to honor fallen soldier
• Ross County Children's group annual meeting set for April 27
• Weekend Twin Township fire reported to Ohio EPA
• 3 arrested on drug charges after US 35 traffic stop
• Rain leads to flooding on Scioto Valley roads
• Family gets settlement in Ohio elevator death
• Chillicothe mayor calls two special meetings to OK spending
• Man facing charges in Logan County murders expected to plead guilty
• Ohio tax revenues again exceed estimates
• Man charged with touching girl
• Riffle hopes for even more growth
• Paint Valley High School principal placed on leave
• Delano Road fix, bridge discussed
• Chillicothe City Council approves funds for humane society
• 5 new cruisers headed to Ross sheriff's office
• Psychologist to lead autism discussion
• Community health events planned
• Cavalier Orchestra to have fundraiser
• Orchard Hill installs new pastor
• Zane Trace teachers agree to forego raises in their new contract
• Deadline Extension for Literary Magazine Submissions
• Workplace teams bond, raise funds for BB/BS
• Opening reception scheduled for Alan Gough exhibit
• Child Development and Family Center plans events to commemorate The Week of the Young Child
• Ohio played a major role in Civil War
• Tornado memorial has 7 pillars for 7 killed
• Tax appeals hit record level in Franklin County
• Cleveland schools cut some manager perks
• Sandusky River walleye biting
• Ohio EPA wants land near former nuke plant
• Mulch matters so pick the right one
• New exhibit, guest speakers mark local remembrance
• Kasich's schools plan more than cuts
• People, flags line streets of Chillicothe to honor fallen soldier
• Membership with Air Evac not required to be taken to hospital
• Chillicothe council mulls prayer procedure
• Chillicothe mayoral candidates stay budget-minded
• CHILLICOTHE POLICE
• Petland program places more than 300K animals
• Ross County commissioners to discuss cruisers
• Ross County YMCA to honor 18 teens for character
• Lawmakers from Ohio preparing for battle
• Ohio initiative targets businesses with women in key roles
• NAACP honors Lorene Washington
• Chillicothe schools get $4K safety grant
• Chillicothe fire alarm fixes get thumbs up
• Gov. John Kasich talks work force training at Glatfelter
• Chillicothe 6th-grader accused of giving out pain pills
• Chillicothe Baptist Church to present 'Easter Story'
• State to feds: Air better in 2 regions
• Chillicothe Middle School students doing part for peace
• New heating, cooling equipment available
• Protest of Senate Bill 5 slated for May 1
• Donation saves church surrender program
• OU-C softball team opens season with twinbill sweep
• American Legion seeks show of support for fallen soldier
• Ohio panel urges feds to OK pesticide against bedbugs
• Man fleeing authorities in Clermont County dies in crash
• Riffle Machine Works to expand, add jobs
• Chillicothe to conduct 6th Ward town meeting
• Chillicothe High School senior in an elite minority
• Ohio elections chief disagrees with voter photo ID proposal
• PortsFuture wants ideas for Piketon site
• Community to honor everyday heroes in Chillicothe area
• CHILLICOTHE FIRE DEPARTMENT
• Muskingum University student from Chillicothe sentenced in menacing case
• Agencies recognize Chillicothe area law enforcement officers
• Government shutdown would affect thousands of Ohioans
• Chillicothe's Steve Hirsch named to top spot in Ohio Farm Bureau
• Piketon contractors reach out to residents
• T.J. Maxx to open Chillicothe store on April 17
• Chillicothe police investigating BB gun shooting
• Speed network to feature Kenworth plant next week
• Laid-off Chillicothe firefighters await decision
• Pair faces charges after traffic stop
• Internships highlight career-emphasized focus of Office Technology program
• Staff members join OU-C, have change in job status
• Processional details for Staff Sgt. Joshua Gire announced
• Money coming to help addicts find work
• Oak Hill High School standout Jessica Humphreys intends to attend OU-C
• Chillicothe council's Bruce Arnold to seek re-election
• Reminder about designated smoking area
• OU-C to host 5-K run/walk event to support anti-bullying effort
• Upcoming Campus Events
• Chillicothe Fire Department fixes alarm system
• Ross County sees significant increase in child abuse, neglect cases in 2010
• House Bill 65 honors firefighter who died in Londonberry fire
• Area Agency on Aging seeks work for senior art show
• Progress made with design review rules
• US 23 fixes part of ODOT plan
• OU-C Learning Center currently accepting applications for student-produced literary magazine
• COMMON PLEAS COURT
• Historical Society to seat new board members
• Utilities committee denies new spending requests
• Fire investigated as possible arson
• Red Cross drive hits 28 percent of goal
• Union supporters rally, invoke MLK memory
• Funeral held for Summer Inman
• Owner of dogs that mauled man must pay $380,000
• Police conduct raid of medical office in search of 'pill mill'
• Frankfort gets new local, sit-down eatery
• Police and emergency runs
• COMMON PLEAS COURT
• Weight might affect smokers' cancer risk
• Foodies add spice to their lives as friends, business partners
• Weight might affect smokers' cancer risk
• New heart valve holds promise, risk
• GOP 2012 budget to make $4T+ in cuts
• Growing huge, sweet onions
• Farmers market voucher program for seniors returns
• TEEN TAKEN TO COLUMBUS HOSPITAL AFTER U.S. 23 CRASH
• New 'White Pride' in Chillicothe
• Chillicothe mayoral candidates' infrastructure priorities differ
• Ohio's chief justice calls for changes to bench
• Many accidents can be prevented
• Eastern Local nears end of energy project
• Three plead guilty in Ohio health care fraud case
• Experts: Ohio Union law fight will influence '11, '12 races
• Cleanup town halls highlight week in meetings
• It's the economy, stupid
• John J. Petty II, who works at Kenworth, receives belated Purple Heart
• Ohio Speaker of the House criticized after bill debate
• Victim's birth certificate plays role in Chillicothe woman's indictment
• Some tickets remain for event honoring Washington
• Group sets sights on Chillicothe's Carlisle Building
• Report: Southeastern Ohio faces health struggles
• Chillicothe area Job, Family Services offices might consolidate
• Paint Valley senior's college plans are soaring
• 12th Annual Earth Gathering Festival
• Crime Stoppers seeks fresh faces, energy
• Hundreds give Chillicothe's William R. 'Rey' Bradley loving farewell
• Gov. John Kasich signs union bill
• Auditor says Chillicothe would save with SB5
• TRYOUTS FOR SUMMER THEATER TO BE APRIL 16-17
• LIBRARY HOSTING COMPUTER EQUIPMENT SALE
• Independent joins race, becomes fourth municipal court judge candidate
• Dozens take layoff incentive at Scioto Paint Valley mental health center
• Fatal crashes in Ohio help fuel call for national bus safety law
• Chillicothe area schools learn depth of spending cuts
• Letter adds friction to Chillicothe's mayoral race
• Mock crash in Chillicothe no laughing matter
• Ohio lawmakers send SB5 to Gov. John Kasich
• Chillicothe Safety-Service director Mike Pfeifer dies
• Containment measures worked in 10,000-tire fire at Waverly landfill
• Chillicothe Fire Department to upgrade alarms
• PATROL STILL INVESTIGATING MONDAY CRASH
• Towing companies object to Chillicothe's impound lot plan
• Assault victim's death in may alter Bainbridge suspect's charges
• Police find body of Logan woman kidnapped near work
• Increased number of students choose Chillicothe Campus as their college home
• Vinton County officials seek second person of interest in burglary
• Spring quarter sparks optimistic refrain from students
• House could vote on union proposal today
• WEEKEND CAR CRASH LEADS TO DRUG INVESTIGATION
• OU-C golf team opens 2011 season
• Upcoming Campus Events
• Suspect sought in North Plaza Boulevard hotel robbery attempt
• Waverly community's support after fire amazes family
• Officials might have found missing woman's body in Athens County
• Chillicothe mulls increased fees for school athletics
• Chillicothe fire alarm upgrades not requested
• Chillicothe traffic stop results in drug charges
• New firm assumes oversight of Piketon cleanup
• Station violates fire codes
• COMMON PLEAS COURT
• High school to host Bradley's funeral service
• Richland Co. considers charges against Oprah network TV crew
• Search for missing Logan woman reaches into neighboring areas
• Evacuation ordered in freight train derailment
• House panel prepares changes to union bill
• Governor says changes needed to Ohio prisons
• Long-running lawsuit against former Piketon weapons facility settled
• Silcott, Ater likely to fill two assistant prosecutor positions
• Council accepts communications grant
• Cuts would gut state poison control centers, official says
• Environmental Club continues to move forward and seeks new members
• Kitchen explosion in Ohio mobile home burns man
• Chillicothe man charged with kidnapping family
• Unioto recalls 75 years of education
• Birth
• Giant, inflatable colon visits area
• Chillicothe High School Athletic Director Rey Bradley dies
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Police Reports
• AG supports regulating Internet cafe gaming
• Investigation finds more trouble at Ohio VA clinic
• Alzheimer's walk, classes to help spread awareness
• Today is culmination of 12-week Gazette Media, CareerBuilder effort
• Temp work driving growth
• Ross County prosecutor seeks 2 assistants
• Ross Correctional Institution heads unconventional farm
• Old stone home to stay in Chillicothe
• Local group helping in Haiti
• ROSS COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
• Project aims to determine dates, builders of Serpent Mound
• Chillicothe council agenda includes $4K for Humane Society
• Scrap metal theft suspects arrested after chase through Chillicothe
• Heart disease No. 1 killer in Ross County
• HOUSING AGENCIES TO GET MONEY FOR TRAINING PROGRAMS
• RESIDENTS ASKED TO COMPLY WITH CEMETERY RULES
• Acquittal, new trial denied in Ohio bathtub drowning case
• Prisons look to share food costs with OSU
• Republicans push for photo ID at polls across US, in Ohio
• Chillicothe man indicted in stabbing incident
• Ohio House panel sets possible vote on union restriction bill
• Chillicothe man gets 4 years for snatching purse
• Ross County shelter working to add beds, programs
• With Gov. John Kasich's budget, many unknowns remain for schools
• Pike County man killed in Ohio 41, US 50 crash
• Pioneer Center recognizes people who have helped special-needs community
• HERRNSTEIN HYUNDAI TO HAVE 'HAIL SALE'
• Family working to bring Huntington grad's body home
• Uprooted tree falls during storm, kills Fairfield Township woman
• Beaver wanders into Ohio Kroger
• P&G, Teva team up on over-the-counter drugs
• Ohio lawmakers seek approval for Teach for America program
• MARCH OF BABIES NEEDS VOLUNTEERS
• Huntington grad Josh Gire killed in Afghanistan
• Chillicothe's mayoral race is on
• Principal at Unioto K-3 out at school year's end
• Ross County Drug Prevention Coalition forum opens lines of communication
• PACCAR executive director stepping down
• Official: Gov. John Kasich hands-off with schools
• Chillicothe police looking into possible road rage crash
• ZT, ADENA RELEASE DETAILS ABOUT KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION
• CHILLICOTHE RESIDENTS CAN TAKE LEAVES TO TREATMENT PLANT
• OHIO MAN DIES, KY. MAN HURT IN POWER LINE MISHAP
• 'POLAR PLUNGE' RAISES $800 FOR SCIOTO TRAIL
• Mount Aloysius provides keys to independent living, development
• Zane Trace junior taking second top science fair project to OU event
• Chillicothe dumps annual large-item pickup
• CHILLICOTHE POLICE
• Coroner: Slain northern Ohio officer shot 5 times
• Ohio faith leaders fight against union bill
• 6 to change pleas in alleged Ohio drug operation
• Corrections closing towers at Lucasville, Lebanon
• Keep photo ID handy; you might need it at the polls
• Jackson man injured in single-car crash
• Watch Chillicothe mayoral forum live on our website
• Chillicothe schools to cut 10 teaching positions
• Chillicothe's Jeff Creed a finalist for Washington Court House fire chief
• BIRTH ELSEWHERE
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• State director: Prison sales helps avoid cuts
• Two arrested in Chillicothe in Vinton burglary
• Housing market appears stable
• Tornado sirens to sound statewide
• Ohio budget plan cuts air quality agency's funding
• Icy dip raises funds for Scioto Trail
• Sandusky man charged in police officer's shooting
• Know Your Neighbor: Chillicothe men take flight without leaving terra firma
• MUNICIPAL COURT
• Police and emergency runs
• Fertilizing at the right time
• Local volunteers sought for latest cancer study
• Soldier's time with local vets inspires speech
• Ohio Democrats feeling revived of late
• Zion Baptist Church's 'Little League' heading to Chicago area for Bible quiz competition
• Week Ahead: Education agency director to discuss Gov. John Kasich budget
• EASTERN REGISTRATION SET FOR MID-APRIL
• BIRTHS AND DIVORCES
• Gov. John Kasich aims to shake up Ohio governments
• Local Hopewell culture setting for new historical novel
• Area youths compete at Ohio State Karate & Ju-Jitsu Championship
• Aging agency offers resources close to home
• Hard-pressed to find jobs, Ohio minorities create their own
• ALTRUSA CLUB TAKING APPLICATIONS
• Ohio Gov. John Kasich appoints questioned jobs chief
• Adena reading program uses volunteers to help third-graders prepare for testing
• 75-year-old Chillicothe woman drowns in Paint Creek
• Look for bigger, brighter moon tonight
• Federal judge not dismissing landlord suit in Chillicothe
• REMODELING TO BEGIN AT OHIO 32 REST AREA
• Drugs found at Chillicothe Vine Street residence
• Spiritual healing event coming to town in April
• Chillicothe Police investigate possible sexual assaults on kids
• Some see flexibility as others decry cuts for schools in Gov. John Kasich's budget
• ROSS COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
• Adena Key Club raises money for group against domestic violence
• Farmers Share breakfast blends agriculture appreciation with St. Patrick's Day flair
• Chillicothe's Pioneer Center announces achievement awards
• Crisis at Japan plant could have effect on Duke's Piketon plan
• State budget director tells lawmakers cuts aren't surprising
• Chillicothe area schools, libraries relieved because proposed trims aren't as deep as expected
• Ross County officials issue scam warning
• Miscommunication leads to $0 collected at Chillicothe cancer fundraiser
• Ross County drug coalition wants to raise awareness
• Nuclear crisis in Japan weighs on Ohioans
• VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR CLEANUP EVENT
• House could pass Ohio union bill by early April
• Millersport restaurant reopens after health department mix-up
• Waverly decides against spring cleanup changes
• Campus ‘Biggest Loser’ challenge promotes healthy choices
• Student environmental club forming on campus
• Adena Mansion joins ranks of notable U.S. museums
• Local governments might face more cuts from state than planned
• Most services face trims in attempt to curtail $8 billion deficit
• Ohio Gov. John Kasich's budget proposal 'loaded' with reforms
• ROSS DRUG ABUSE PREVENTION GROUP TO MEET
• CITY SCHOOLS TO ACCEPT OPEN ENROLLMENT
• Five Chillicothe area students win theater writing project
• Residents want energy production at Piketon site
• Waverly trying to bring in new Southern Ohio Medical Center, jobs
• Program in Chillicothe aims to help parents navigate 'millennial generation'
• Photo gallery: COSI traveling exhibit
• Chillicothe City Council OKs revisions to zoning codes
• Police and emergency runs
• MUNICIPAL COURT
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Two face drug charges after Allen Avenue raid
• Local personalities to highlight OU-C health, fitness event
• Kasich to reveal 'transformational' budget
• Chillicothe schools open talks on budget cuts
• Student environmental club forming on campus
• Programs allow high school students to get jump on college career while enrolled in high school
• Huntington grad proves music, Royal Blood flow though his veins
• Vinton County library events to focus on World War II
• Kent State offering winemaking degree
• School districts brace for state funding cuts
• Witch hazel blooms in late winter
• Disaster relief a key part of Red Cross services
• Chillicothe academy changes name, focus for future
• Ohio lawmakers' cell phones often remain out of public reach
• 'Kill the bill' protest in Chillicothe
• House kills $10 vehicle title hike plan
• Color isn't just for your flower beds
• Piketon event to deal with substance abuse in adults
• Ohio State band 1950 alum plays each opening day
• School boards dominate meeting landscape this week
• Moment of truth near for Ohio spending
• As business improves, job recovery still slow
• Zane Trace grad shares experience in Japan during quake
• Marietta Road man indicted on sexual battery charge
• Kingston doctor gets intervention sentence
• Crime Stoppers reaches out to students for tips
• Chillicothe schools face hard choices as deficit looms
• 2 CHILDREN REMOVED FROM ALLEGED DIRTY HOME
• Noted personalities to headline 'Tragedy into Triumph' series in Circleville
• Mahoning County fires lawyer because of Senate Bill 5
• Ohio sees heavy rain, flooding
• Chillicothe nursing home aide investigated for alleged bed pan incident
• Officials see Census data as plus for Ross County
• Scioto County doctor's license suspended for prescription practices
• Mike DeWine to Ohio medical board: Be more aggressive
• OFFICIALS INVESTIGATING LAURELVILLE FIRE
• HONOR SOCIETY'S MURDER-MYSTERY DINNER SET
• GROUP ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR MAY PARADE
• Waverly senior named to national band bound for Europe in July
• Ohio House OKs return to 5 calamity days
• GOP mulls 401(k)-style retirement plans for Ohio workers
• Crime Stoppers looks to Chillicothe community for help
• Manufacturing losses resonate in Ohio
• Chillicothe looks to add diversity to invocations
• 2010 Census: Western Ross County sees bulk of growth
• Man sought in Circleville WesBanco robbery
• MAN CHARGED AFTER MORNING CHASE
• Creative approaches, materials part of Huntington Middle School's first history fair
• Chillicothe's Everhart golf course seeks new management
• Flood watch passes for Ross, Pike counties; Scioto River levels remain high
• Ohio lawmakers tackling overhaul of pensions
• POLICE INVESTIGATING APPARENT ARSON
• Ohio State's Jim Tressel suspended 2 games, fined $250K
• Adena Regional Medical Center building extra precautions into procedures
• Chillicothe Police probe 2nd aggravated burglary this week
• Gov. John Kasich in State of the State: Sizable changes still to come
• COMMUNITY INVITED TO FARMERS SHARE BREAKFAST
• Chillicothe family spreading autism awareness
• BABY SITTER TRAINING WILL BE OFFERED MARCH 26
• PLEASANT VALLEY SEWER FINANCIAL REPORT AVAILABLE
• Chillicothe City Council reconsiders North Plaza Boulevard payout
• Chillicothe school board will pursue technology grant
• Practicum experiences help prepare HSA students for health care careers
• Ohio University Associate Degree Nursing program maintains Ohio Board of Nursing approval
• Health expo emphasizes wellness activities
• CAT scholarships available for future math and science teachers
• Health & Wellness Center hosts appreciation event
• Upcoming Campus Events
• Dean Burgraff elected to Chamber Board, supporting community-outreach initiatives
• Local cemetery not withholding payroll taxes
• Sex offender resentenced with stronger language
• Union protests preface Kasich's address
• Family of former Chillicothe resident featured on TV series
• Police reports
• Alleged meth labs found across region
• Council meeting to focus on prayer concerns
• Higher ed chief touts charter universities
• Three arrested in Chillicothe with goose in car
• Benefits helping families that lost 3 teens in crash
• Police reports
• U.S. Marshals end fugitive surrender program
• Composting can be easy and cheap
• Know your neighbor: Preacher reconnects with India through Christianity
• Blast from the past: Black powder enthusiasts gather for Statehood Day
• Catch up on the weekend's news, sports and opinions
• Ohio Gov. John Kasich to share vision in state of the state address Tuesday
• Focus at Statehood Day prayer breakfast broader than Ohio
• Commute getting longer for many Ohioans
• New concealed handgun licenses are down in Ohio
• Woman sues University of Cincinnati, its president
• Gannett Foundation applications being accepted
• USA TODAY investigation uncovers statistically improbable gains on state tests
• The Week Ahead: Chillicothe school board to meet Tuesday
• Upcoming Chillicothe Gus Macker tournament seeks volunteers
• Pike County rest area to close for upgrades
• George Glatfelter II resigns from board of directors post
• Ross County Sheriff's Office seeks owners of seized property
• Ohio's January job growth strongest in years
• Ohio could see more flooding today
• Ohioans can file for public assistance online
• Ohio University-Chillicothe teacher selected to be new director at Adena Mansion
• Teens raising money for Ross County Humane Society for Chillicothe High School project
• Ross County Water to upgrade lines with loan
• American Association of University Women offers help for girls interest BeWISE camp
• Registration being taken for May Alzheimer's walk in Chillicothe
• Recent event commemorates Women’s History Month
• Ohio union bill speeds toward passage
• 8 arrested in Chillicothe home searches
• Culvert innovator named Entrepreneur of the Year at Chillicothe-Ross Chamber of Commerce
• SERVSAVE COURSE REGISTRATION OPEN
• Mount Vernon teacher case moved to federal court
• Chillicothe woman sentenced to 4 years for assault with car
• Pike County teen might be charged as adult in baby burn incident
• Third-grader obesity rates across state stay steady, study finds
• Chillicothe police issue inhalant abuse alert after recent death
• NURSING SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO PIKE COUNTY RESIDENTS
• Chillicothe Campus Dean Donna Burgraff named to Community Improvement Corporation
• Students share the ‘coolest’ part of their college experience
• OU-C to relocate Pickaway County nursing program to Berger Health System
• Bishop Flaget students get hands-on chance at video production
• Daniels, Schaffer help union bill pass Ohio Senate
• Ohio Sen. Brown urges Clinton to push OPEC nations to boost oil production
• Social Security employees protest proposed federal cuts
• Anti-abortion groups adopting more in-your-face tactics
• Chillicothe woman faces new child endangering charges
• CHILLICOTHE POLICE
• Police probing possible theft, elder neglect
• 4 charged with theft of copper wire
• Patrol finds crack worth about $17K during traffic stop on U.S. 35
• Chillicothe Campus Dean Donna Burgraff named to Community Improvement Corporation
• Softball team opens season with high expectations
• Art exhibit captures the spirit of nature emerging from a long winter
• Ohio panel considers union bill as critics rally outside
• Acute Care Clinic aims to help more people kick drug addiction
• Salad bar a healthy hit with tech center students
• SPRINGFIELD TWP. TRUSTEES CHANGES MEETING DATE
• TAX OFFICE OFFERS FREE SERVICES TO SCHOOL WORKERS
• STUDENTS COLLECTING FOR HUMANE SOCIETY
• Portion of U.S. 23 to be reduced to 1 lane today
• Chillicothe, Unioto set kindergarten screening dates
• Meyer Motel Apartment fire under investigation
• Crash sends Chillicothe woman to hospital
• Upcoming Campus Events
• OU-C Dean Donna Burgraff named to Community Improvement Corporation
• Doctor goes on trial in painkiller OD deaths
• After the storm, residents clean up, keep an eye on waterways
• Chillicothe man facing charges in robberies of 4 area businesses
• Study: 700,000 visits to ER in a year for drug poisonings
• City Council OKs water-rate hike, sewer-rate decrease
• HONOR ROLLS
• LOCAL IHOP OFFERING FREE PANCAKES TODAY
• CRAFTERS SOUGHT FOR FEAST OF FLOWERING MOON
• Unusual inflatable to boost colon cancer awareness
• Initial talks conducted on Herrnstein Field upgrades
• Kasich defends collective bargaining measure
• News of record
• Flood watch issued for the region
• 'Tea & Discussions in Celebration of Women' to open Women's History Month
• U.S. 6th Circuit Court of Appeals struggles with 15 decisions straight tossed
• Local prosthetist's focus: To change patients' lives one limb at a time
• Several activities planned for local Statehood Day celebration
• Animal Planet show featuring local family to air Friday night
• COUNCIL TO MULL HIKE IN WATER, SEWAGE RATES
• 'Bath salts' starting to raise local concerns
• Chillicothe Walmart plans a $1 million renovation
• CHILLICOTHE POLICE DEPARTMENT
• COMMON PLEAS COURT
• David Garrison column: This, too, will pass
• Area reps weigh in on Ohio union bill
• Not all dividends are created equal
• The week ahead: Water, sewer rate items on council agenda
• Pike Co. community rallies for brothers
• Big Brothers fundraiser has new urgency
• Schools boost effort to identify fake student addresses
• Report: Taxes fell in Ohio in 2009
• Robbery, drug trafficking charges among indictments
• RCI employees ready to search for couple if needed
• Passer-by helps man out of burning home on County Road 550
• Heavy rains caused some issues Friday for area motorists
• CLEVELAND OFFICER ACCUSED OF PRISONER ASSAULT
• DIVORCES AND DISSOLUTIONS
• Democrats, unions: No fixing unions bill
• Unioto Junior High School cheerleaders ready to compete
• Matt Schmidt named county prosecutor
• Chillicothe police seek drug tips
• Man charged with threatening to kill governor of Indiana
• Gov. John Kasich touts reduced regulations for public colleges
• Man charged in two Ohio deaths
• Local, regional students learn about leadership
• Business offers reward in Bainbridge area tool theft
• Gazette up for 13 state awards
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Stevenson Center discussion event focuses on the American family
• Chillicothe Campus students share their plans and ambitions
• Upcoming discussion event commemorates Women’s History Month
• Moe Pfeifer to lead talk about time management
• Day of Dialogue examines community-building in the 21st century
• Upcoming Campus Events
• More than 1,000 turn out to remember fallen teens
• USEC continues search for more Centrifuge funding
• Heavy rain, possible floods on the way
• City plans to leave post in auditor's office vacant
• Development advisor urges local spirit of education, imagination
• Ohio Senate to alter bill to allow wage bargaining
• January snow left area home sales little traction
• SHAWNEE STATE UNIVERSITY
• Blood found in missing Ohio couple's car
• Chillicothe company considers Zanesville for stimulus project
• Rezoning request for thrift store denied
• Statehouse reopened for union bill hearing
• Sen. Rob Portman tours Piketon site, others in southern Ohio
• Mount Vernon girl held captive speaks on TV
• Farmer chooses Ross County 4-H for winnings in contest
• Births
• Breast cancer screenings focus of grant funding
• CHILLICOTHE POLICE DEPARTMENT
• CORRECTIONS
• Pickaway-Ross changes policy on student wireless devices
• OU-C project’s role as economic driver featured in regional magazine
• Rural Ohio areas lack broadband
• Protesters unhappy Kasich did not greet them
• Kasich vows to defeat prescription drug addiction, starting in Scioto County
• BENEFIT TO HELP FAMILIES OF TEENS KILLED IN CRASH
• COUNCIL COMMITTEE TO ADDRESS PRAYER AT CITY MEETINGS
• MR. AND MISS CHILLICOTHE DANCE PAGEANT TO BE MAY 1
• Police: Argument ends with man stabbed
• Three arrested Monday in drug raids in Chillicothe
• Legislators introduce bill to ban texting while driving statewide
• If Libya unrest spreads, gas might hit $5 per gallon
• Zane Trace schools hire new superintendent
• CORRECTION
• Troubles continue at Floral Hills Memory Gardens
• 'We're all in this together'
• Bainbridge boy's finger shot with BB gun
• Business founder to speak at pair of area events
• ROSS COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
• COMMON PLEAS COURT
• Is Boehner pushing Congress toward shutdown?
• Retiree remembers famous journalist uncle, global travels
• STOLEN TRUCK FOUND SOLD TO SALVAGE YARD
• Theater patrons get more of Barrymore this weekend
• Day of Dialogue: 21st Century innovation economy leader to address the Chillicothe community
• Day of Dialogue: 21st Century innovation economy leader to address the Chillicothe community
• Salon discussion event to focus on the American family
• Irish music concert scheduled at OU-C
• Construction continues on Technical Studies Building addition
• Upcoming Campus Events
• OU-C theater program to present encore performance of Barrymore
• Dean's Message: The value of diversity on the Chillicothe Campus
• OU-C theater program to present encore performance of Barrymore
• Chillicothe Campus to host dinner-theater event
• Current OU-C art exhibit features work of French artist
• Softball clinic slated at OU-C
• Upcoming Campus Events
• Area high school students get first-hand look at college experience
• National/International Author to discuss latest book on local talk radio show
• Literary journey from the woods to the concert hall captures Writing Center contest
• Book-signing event scheduled for author of Alzheimer’s caregiver’s book
• Cancer Society representatives to share information on tobacco use
• Irish music singer to perform at OU-C
• Upcoming Campus Events
• Former OU-C student finds her ‘Field of Dreams’ job
• AmericanTowns Heroes: Bev Yoakum Provides a Foundation for Children to Grow
• Former OU-C student Melissa Boley accepts position with U.S. Marshals Service
• OU-C Art Professor Margaret McAdams has sculpture selected for competitive exhibit
• Golf team and softball team meetings scheduled
• Workshop focuses on practical steps to improve workplace performance
• One-time class at OU-C allows individuals to begin strumming guitar
• Upcoming Campus Events
• Area artists, writers discuss their professions
• Passion and strong work ethic lead to success for OU-C basketball star Brittany Leeson
• Serving tables for a good cause
• Fitness Demo showcases Shoemaker Center wellness resources
• Upcoming Campus Events
• Ross County Sheriff investigating series of vehicle break-ins
• Plans for new Chillicothe Municipal Court building unveiled
• Wait is over for Northside library patrons
• Six suspects linked to violent Pickaway Co. home invasion
• Tax preparation offering expands reach
• Council fails to OK health plan for Waverly city workers
• Ohio justice calls for end of death penalty
• I Have a Dream’ video highlights MLK Day commemoration at OU-C
• Current art exhibit examines the beauty of botany
• Rutherford makes law director run official
• More than 100 turn out for city's Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration
• COMMON PLEAS COURT
• CHILLICOTHE FIRE
• DEMOCRATIC PARTY HOLDS FOOD DRIVE
• REP. SCHMIDT TO KEEP FREE OFFICE
• Circleville doctor has license revoked by state board
• Wreck injures two, closes one side of bridge
• Poll: Americans want to see compromise
• HABITAT FUNDRAISER TICKETS AVAILABLE
• Find skills to pay the bills
• Event marks MLK Day
• Man to celebrate birthday many thought he never would
• King's teachings still part of school lessons
• Skilled jobs: There's a class for that (locally)
• Aging dept. touts nursing homes' use of survey data
• Poll: Opposition to health care law eases
• Vacant home in historic district suffered damage in Sunday fire
• Bridal, prom show helps show off latest fashions
• COLLEGE NOTES
• Ross County Senior Citizens Center
• Pike County Senior Center
• CLUB NEWS
• Lack of jobs, not bad loans, leading to foreclosures
• NEW INTERACTIVE TOOL EDUCATES HOMEOWNERS
• The week ahead: Court building, survey on commissioners' agenda
• Ohio business executives work together in benefit band
• Bill would wipe out many education plans
• Time Warner Cable-Sinclair deal avoids TV blackout
• Tribute to father now graces North Entrance at Adena
• Incident outside bar leads to felony charges against 2
• Drugs, cash seized in traffic stop on U.S. 23
• Photo released from robbery at Circle K
• POLICE REPORTS
• USEC's Ky. expansion plan should not affect area facility
• FISH AVAILABLE FROM ROSS SOIL, WATER DISTRICT
• Relay For Life starts '11 cancer fight with rally
• Time Warner Cable customers face another blackout
• Stealing from relative gets man prison time
• One stabbed, another hit by truck outside Bainbridge bar
• Misconduct nearly cost Lee Darden his Ohio Highway Patrol job
• Gov. John Kasich to create office to modernize state's Medicaid system
• Goodwill mentoring program exceeding its participation goals
• Caring Hearts campaign continues growth
• VA event attendees asked to live by Martin Luther King Jr. example
• Teen arrested on assault charge
• LOCAL REPS' COMMITTEES ANNOUNCED
• OU-C TO SHOW VIDEO OF KING SPEECH TUESDAY
• POLICE INVESTIGATE APPARENT DOUBLE HOMICIDE ON FARM
• Restraining order issued in Waverly zoning flap
• Kathryn Janes says she'll run for judge
• Counterfeit bills making rounds once again in Chillicothe
• First 2011 vehicle fatality comes on ATV
• Chillicothe High School grad Mike Rinehart honored for heroics
• Locals reflect on time volunteering assistance in Haiti
• McWHORTER TO LEAD LIBERTY TWP. BOARD AGAIN
• One dead, four hurt in bus-snowplow crash
• Adena to retry levy renewal in May
• Reynoldsburg tragedy a reminder of need for furnace upkeep
• Police eye link between robbery, man with gun
• Office Technology program allows students to prepare for rewarding career fields
• OU-C to present “I Have a Dream” speech video
• OU-C officials discuss campus’ commitment to the community
• Upcoming ‘salon’ event to discuss making a profession of creative expression
• Campus contributions display holiday spirit to local family
• Nominations sought for Rotary ‘Student of Month’ recognition
• Upcoming Campus Events
• Ross County Sheriff's Office near arrests on string of break-ins
• Only overnight is all right for snow removal businesses
• POLICE AND EMERGENCY RUNS
• Man pleads guilty in prescription drug case
• End of estate tax would cost local governments
• Adjustments made to real estate tax bills
• Kasich says state must stick together
• Ohio politicians review security after shooting
• City proceeds with plans for Adena water project
• Board learns how schools help 'sell' community
• DIVISION OF FORESTRY LED BY CHILLICOTHE MAN
• SPRINGFIELD BOARD OF TRUSTEES PICKS NEW LEADERS
• Highland Co. man charged with vehicular assault
• MLK celebration to include music, mimes, food drive
• Fire department moves to electronic records
• Reception scheduled for current faculty & staff exhibit
• Earthworks seek public support in gaining designation
• Men given chance to bond with children during 'Trike Night'
• Employment becomes Ohio's top job for future
• Special guests part of annual bridal show
• CHS alumna back in area as new Adena pediatrician
• Ariz. shooting suspect's nihilism rose with isolation
• Kasich's appointees mostly in GOP, from previous governors
• POLICE REPORTS
• Ross County Senior Citizens Center
• MAN REPORTS WAKING UP WITH PANTS ON FIRE
• Rev. Dr. C. Anthony Hunt to headline local Jubilee Day event
• John Kasich era begins with big changes
• The week ahead: Chillicothe council to review water project proposal
• WAVERLY BUSINESS EARNS KUDOS FROM GOLF MAGAZINE
• OU-C ANNOUNCES CHANGES IN LEADERSHIP SPOTS
• TACKLING GIVES $15K TO BERGER RAINBOW FUND
• Are you ready for a New Year's tuneup?
• POLICE AND EMERGENCY RUNS
• Program helps keep elderly safe, secure
• Toni Eddy plans to run for muni judge
• BIRTHS
• BIBLE QUIZ RESULTS
• Church series to explore issues of our time
• Chillicothe man indicted for allegedly attempting to sell construction materials
• Friday snowfall didn't create problems Thursday's did
• Did local taxpayers overpay $300K for salt?
• Matthew Hoffman sentenced to life after entering surprise plea
• Exiting Gov. Ted Strickland orders ban on exotic pets
• Homeless man with velvety voice back with mom
• Orman Hall tapped to lead Ohio drug abuse prevention, treatment
• Ohio Historical Society puts its mastodon in motion
• Adena's KidShape returns to battle childhood obesity
• Zane Trace leadership search in early stage
• Companies dispute Ohio road salt report
• MUNICIPAL COURT
• Ohio homeless man's voice garners him job offers
• Chillicothe Municipal Court seeks candidates for judge
• Bob Gibbs, Rob Portman sworn into Congress; John Boehner takes reins
• Charges may be filed soon in Sept. killing at Ross Correctional Institution
• Ross County expands birth certificate service
• John Kasich will allow media at swearing-in
• WEST VIRGINIA PAIR ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES
• DEPUTIES REPORT DRUG SEIZURE IN BAINBRIDGE RAID
• CHILLICOTHE RECEIVES NATIONAL BUDGETING AWARD
• RECORDINGS DETAIL EVENTS IN OHIO DEPUTY'S KILLING
• Landfill owners oppose tightening EPA rules
• OU-C Dean Donna Burgraff named to university-wide Women’s Commission
• Chillicothe Campus steps up recycling efforts
• Caution and judgment are urged during times of inclement weather
• Fitness Demo explores various exercise programs
• Mentoring Grant Benefits Local Educators
• Upcoming Campus Events
• Firewood spat reportedly came before Big Prairie mom was killed
• Rumpke buys RLS Recycling assets
• Chillicothe-based Le Gourmet Chef closes area location
• Sugar Bowl bittersweet, but still must-see-TV for some Buckeye fans
• Gary Mohr will head state prison system
• CORRECTION
• Green Acres Levee project almost finished
• Rob Portman is no 'Mr. Smith' heading off to Washington
• Ross County's 2011 budget less than 2010's
• Chillicothe zoning code to undergo first-ever face-lift
• 10-year-old charged with murdering his mother
• Three hurt in Pike County crash
• Deputy: Auto theft suspect rushed to jail because of his behavior
• Former Chillicothe Highway Patrol post leader demoted, reassigned
• Kasich plans Chillicothe stop for major announcement
• Peterson becomes 2nd Republican to represent 85th district
• Fire officials track mystery smell to rotten radishes
• Ohio Highway Patrol's new leader faces challenges
• Continuing to put campus vision into action
• AmeriCorps volunteer to help with Civil War anniversary
• Most have trouble making food stamps last
• Adena Mansion one of six Ohio sites to earn their first accreditation
• Area's first baby of year makes early arrival
• Carver to bring back programs, reopen preschool/child care center
• BLACK WOMAN SAYS SHE'S PROUD TO BE FIRST ON OHIO'S HIGHEST COURT
• Trailer park shootout suspect identified
• Hundreds start year with plunge in river
• Ohio State professorship named for father of Ross County veterinarian
• Arrests highlight busy holiday weekend for Chillicothe police
• Man charged after running from Chillicothe Police
• Ohio University's work with Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant receives more funding
• Despite holiday, business as usual at tattoo shop
• Public employees vow to fight GOP efforts to change laws
• Casey Pigge appeal denied in 2008 murder case
• PIKE COUNTY
• Contentious offerings from an irregular columnist
• The week ahead: County budget vote tops week's meeting activity
• Deputy, suspect dead in trailer park standoff
• Time Warner, Sinclair reach extension through Jan. 14
• Steve Austria recognizes expectations high for GOP
• Tammy Eallonardo announces she will run for mayor
• Family talks about foster care, adoption process
• Mother, son remain critical after Akron Street house fire
• Elections commission won't act on complaint against David Krikorian
• Law to affect how some pay for over-the-counter medicines
• This year's top story likely to dominate 2011
• Woman gets jail time after theft from custodian
• Officials sworn in as new year nears
• Time Warner, Sinclair no closer to agreement
• Akron Street blaze leaves man, his mother in critical condition
• Droves of volunteer firefighters repond to fire
• Top Five of '10: Community shaken by fire deaths
• POLICE AND EMERGENCY REPORTS
• 2ND DOWNTOWN CIRCLEVILLE BUILDING BURNS
• CHRISTMAS TREE COLLECTION TO RUN THROUGH JAN. 31
• COMMUNITY WATCH NIGHT SLATED FOR FRIDAY
• ZT FFA MEMBERS COMPETE AT OSU
• Thieves take 130 catalytic converters from business
• Man facing charges after standoff with deputies
• Christmas comes together for family that was burglarized
• The big stories of 2010
• GUN WAVED AT WOMAN ON JACKSON AVENUE
• ACT PREP COURSE TO BE CONDUCTED JAN. 22, 29 AT OU-C
• Feds taking more Ohio illegal immigrant arrestees
• State grant money to help spring cleanup on Ross roads
• Suspect identified in purse snatching
• To our readers
• Meat must show nutrition labels
• Ohio Supreme Court rules for Bluffton bus crash survivors
• OU-C faculty member Jan Schmittauer selected to attend higher education conference
• Chillicothe City Council passes 2011 budget
• Sheriff's $600,000 carryover likely keeps '11 office budget safe
• Top Five of '10: GOP fortunes reversed by voters in November
• MUNICIPAL COURT
• Time Warner customers likely to be without Fox programming, ABC affiliate without deal
• Temporary budget measure helped save Piketon jobs
• Vinton task force arrests 4 on felony drug charges
• Ex-law director has new hearing with Supreme Court's disciplinary board
• Top Five of '10: Mill's Pride workers' hope turns to futility
• Many returns of the day
• Law enforcement planning for New Year's Eve on the roadways
• OHIO CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY
• LATA/Parallax donates to gifts program for children
• Engage your mind, green thumb with winter reading for gardeners
• From Nick to Saint Nick: Local man becomes Santa Claus at Christmastime
• Patrol: Stats indicate smarter driving on Ross roads
• GOP looks to public employment for savings
• Start your year off as a smart saver
• COMMON PLEAS COURT
• Top 5 of '10: You spoke, now relive 2010's top local news, sports moments
• Working on holiday is all about family for some people
• POLICE INVESTIGATE DEATH OF U.S. AIR FORCE VETERAN
• Exploring university sticker shock
• Note to small businesses: 10 things to toss before the end of 2010
• The week ahead: Budget decision faces Chillicothe City Council Monday
• CAMPUS NOTES
• CLUB NEWS
• Christmas allows pastors to tell story their own way
• POLICE AND EMERGENCY RUNS
• Alleged victim not anxious to pursue robbery claim
• Industrial pollution falls along with production in recession
• An interview with Santa
• NOTED PIANIST TO PERFORM CHRISTIAN PROGRAM JAN. 2
• Ohio senator says budget concerns could worsen
• GOP eyes amnesty on back taxes
• Jean Schmidt to chair House agriculture subcommittee
• Fund established to help victims of tragedies
• Vandals destroy west side Christmas decorations
• Judge-to-be Mike Ater learns the ropes
• Terrelle Pryor fumbles chance to be Ohio State legend
• POLICE REPORTS
• CORRECTIONS
• MUNICIPAL COURT
• Shooting cause may take time to uncover
• RASCAL visit to offer free services to Pike dog owners
• Jay Timmons takes helm of National Association of Manufacturers
• Rising gas prices show healthier economy
• Jobs on John Kasich's mind during local visit
• COMMON PLEAS COURT
• MUNICIPAL COURT
• Area home sale numbers near '09 levels
• Scioto County fighting pill addiction 'tsunami'
• Campus contributions display holiday spirit to local family
• OU-C adjunct faculty member John Born to lead Highway Patrol
• Federal funding stalls for local projects
• Fatal crash compounds family's tragedy
• Pair of traffic stops result in four arrests
• Waverly council takes no action on construction
• Coping with grief can be especially difficult during holidays
• The count is in: Census shows Ohio loses 2 seats in Congress
• Council eyes 2nd water expansion plan for Hospital Road
• Clients stuck inside after thieves strike
• Auditor more optimistic about 2011 city budget
• NEWS OF RECORD
• CHILLICOTHE MAN ACCUSED OF HAVING SEXUAL CONTACT WITH YOUNG GIRLS
• Fisher named interim principal at CHS
• SPRINGFIELD SLATES YEAR-END MEETING
• City receives downtown development grant funds
• Commissioners continue cutting department fund requests
• Kingston crash third fatal on area roads in past 4 days
• Unmarried men outnumber unhitched women in Ohio
• Local nurse chosen to ride float in 2011 Tournament of Roses parade
• What will redistricting look like this time around?
• How can you turn back your biological clock?
• Newest Adena physician brings experience from around the world
• Three major crashes kept patrol busy during weekend
• Census estimates fewest veterans living in Ohio since World War II
• Budget deficit: Can Ohio make the cut?
• Online fitness challenge to help you get fit
• Waverly students get rare glimpse inside giant science project
• Mill's Pride might close in January
• Republicans, Democrats agree on some points, disagree on others (video)
• USEC ADDS MEMBER TO BOARD OF DIRECTORS
• HOSPITALIST JOINS ADENA HEALTH SYSTEM
• AREA AGENCY ON AGING HONORS EMPLOYEES
• God hears our prayers -- even when we tweet them
• The week ahead: Interim CHS principal expected to be named
• Former area resident leads relief effort in Malawi (video)
• Traffic stop leads to search, cocaine indictment
• Northside librabry branch to open for first time since August 2009
• Gary Moore gets 3 years for death in U.S. 50 crash
• POLICE AND EMERGENCY RUNS
• Ohio eases process of obtaining birth certificate
• Ohio jobless rate drops to national average in November
• OU-C proud to be part of regional community
• Food pantry giving has risen to meet increased needs
• Snow days have schools worried
• Pharmacist fights painkiller indictment
• Bob Gibbs to serve on agriculture, transportation committees
• POLICE AND EMERGENCY RUNS
• Local project among those listed in new online tech tracker
• Snow, sleet wreak havoc in eastern half of U.S.
• CHS Adopt-A-Grandparent program bridges generation gaps
• Holiday shopping creates smiles for kids, cops
• Report: Ohio worker used state time in tax scheme
• 10th year of event brings joy to foster kids
• Motorists urged to be alert for Rudolf Fun Run/Walk participants
• Chillicothe City honored with financial reporting award
• Ohio calls out big political guns to attract 1,300 jobs
• Governor: State's foundation stronger now
• Voinovich says farewell after 12 years in Senate
• Voinovich, Brown split votes on tax cuts extension
• United Way makes big strides in fundraising
• 'Grinch' sentenced in 9 west-side burglaries
• Ohio University-Chillicothe establishes Women in Philanthropy group
• OU-C offers ACT preparation course
• State patrol's second-in-command placed on leave
• Ross County honored for fiscal responsibility
• Man arrested for threatening neighbor with shotgun, machete
• Steve Austria named to influential House spending committee
• Balanced '11 budget has some concerned
• Alliance Defense Fund ready to step up to defend council actions
• MUNICIPAL COURT
• DIVORCES
• POLICE AND EMERGENCY RUNS
• Kingston man accused of threatening neighbor with machete, gun
• Zane Trace, Superintendent Carolyn Everidge-Frey part ways
• Coalition continues outreach; suicides continue to climb
• Prayer to continue at Chillicothe City Council meetings
• Frigid air becomes concern even after snow stops falling
• SEWER DISTRICT TO MEET THURSDAY
• RECORDS GROUP TO MEET FRIDAY
• Third significant drug seizure in a week made along U.S. 23
• Brown, Voinovich say 'no' to Obama-GOP tax bill; Schmidt undecided
• Chillicothe teen, victim in a 2004 child abduction, begins healing journey
• Apps look to make holiday shopping easier, faster and cheaper
• Local poker newbie wins chance to learn from pros in Las Vegas
• NO CAUSE FOUND FOR MINGO ROAD FIRE ON FRIDAY
• GUNS STOLEN IN ADAMS COUNTY FOUND IN ROSS
• WOMAN IN WHEELCHAIR STRUCK, KILLED IN OHIO
• Pass on your love of gardening
• Who's at risk for losing unemployment benefits?
• ODOT study says 2009 has been safer for teen drivers
• Stay cautious when driving area roads today; ice remains
• Students compete in first OU-Chillicothe regional Lego League event
• AEP launches energy efficiency programs in Chillicothe area
• Adena Mansion sees new faces at annual Christmas celebration
• Elizabeth Edwards' death puts spotlight on Ohio's efforts to beat breast cancer
• Correction
• Safety-related items high on council agenda
• CHILLICOTHE POLICE
• ROSS COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
• MCDONALD'S HOSTING SCAVENGER HUNT
• USEC RETIREES TO HAVE LUNCHEON
• Estimated 200 extra dogs rescued because of pound's dog house program
• Area teams fare well in regional Bible quiz tourney
• State sees six fire deaths in 24 hours (video)
• 85th District race landed big bucks in final weeks
• Soloist to appear Dec. 18 at Mt. Tabor
• Strickland picks running mate as high court justice
• Patrol traffic stops lead to seven drug indictments
• Kasich raised, spent more than Strickland
• We want your vote for top 10 news, sports stories of 2010
• Ross County Red Cross incentives aim to boost blood donations
• $12,000 in pills seized in U.S. 23 traffic stop
• Crash course keeps Adena staff sharp for the real thing
• Chillicothe schools receive grant for Smith Middle School asbestos removal
• Fire heavily damages apartments on U.S. 23
• New ODOT chief promises to keep politics out of road projects
• South Paint Street crash sends 1 driver to hospital
• Chillicothe Chamber of Commerce members asked to participate in online survey
• POLICE AND EMERGENCY RUNS
• Big crowd expected for Zion Baptist holiday giveaway
• Teen race car driver learning to handle pace of driver's ed
• Stop leads to seizure of 53 lbs. of marijuana
• MUNICIPAL COURT
• Energy Department awards contract for Piketon plant cleanup to Va. company
• Multi-agency police communications system eyed
• Human trafficking law passes Ohio House
• Last Chance Shopping Expo benefits scholarship fund
• Area students will match wits in LEGO robotics competition at OU-C
• Orientation session prepares faculty for successful winter quarter
• Shopping event to benefit Larry Cox scholarship fund
• Bob Gibbs goes $50K in debt to win House seat
• Legal action may try to stop construction in Waverly
• Allegations against OHP commander occurred in Chillicothe
• George Glatfelter makes farewell visit
• Vacant homes still plagued by scrap thieves
• Ohio mom gets new trial in infant's fatal overdose
• Chu urges Congress to look to nuclear power
• Area deer harvests well below '09 levels
• Error delays vote on Waverly water and sewer rate hikes
• Office Technology program allows students to prepare for rewarding career fields
• Nonprofit groups seek video bingo
• Farmers helping customers get the most out of trees
• Bingo down, but not out
• Scioto Shoe Mart marks 25 years
• Use winter to your advantage and prune trees
• Rolling Thunder thanks vets with dinner
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Council to take up salt bill in special session
• Paint Valley ADAMH to host resource fair
• Event goes back to holiday basics
• POLICE AND EMERGENCY RUNS
• COMMON PLEAS COURT
• AEP TO FREEZE RATES FOR SOME CUSTOMERS
• South Centers takes role with new Agriculture Revolving Loan Fund
• There's a reason you might be feeling SAD
• History Day project seeks Pepsi Refresh votes
• The week ahead: Chillicothe considers salt buy; Waverly eyes water, sewer hikes
• Investigator: Former governor Taft 'not corrupt'
• Area spared from expected heavy snowfall
• Trooper makes quick impression to nab honor
• Historical Society open house offers unique, free viewing experience
• Waverly group gets $242K grant to protect jobs
• Rock for Tots flashback
• Counties get funds to fight prescription drug abuse
• Feds say Kasich's changes could affect Ohio's schools grant
• Local sex offender who failed to register nabbed in Fla.
• Toni Eddy, Mark Preston drop defamation lawsuit against landlord
• Clerk's uneasy feeling cited in foiled robbery at Expressway Drive Thru
• Award to put her caramel puffcorn on shelves
• Answers scarce in delay in trash pickup
• POLICE AND EMERGENCY RUNS
• HILLSBORO MOURNS LONGTIME EDUCATOR, CANDIDATE HORNE
• Circleville man sentenced for theft, workers' comp fraud
• Child killed, others hurt in 3-car crash on U.S. 62
• Hocking EMA gives police new defibrillator
• Kasich asks for rail money for use on other projects
• Joe Sharp addresses rumors, city legal battles
• Economic development plan expected by end of year
• Brown wants Congress to work through holidays
• SUSPECT IN ATTEMPTED ROBBERY QUICKLY CAUGHT
• FORMER CHILLICOTHE PATROL COMMANDER INVESTIGATED
• Kasich, Boehner tout need to create jobs
• Four Ohioans face charges in multi-state theft investigation
• Holidays now about survival as jobless aid ends
• Ohio Senate passes human trafficking measure
• Woman sought in tanning salon robbery
• OU-C theater production of House Plans offers blueprint for entertainment
• Joe Sharp says he intends to run for mayor
• Mayor Joe Sulzer sets more cuts to balance '11 budget
• Author hopes book helps children in Haiti
• MUNICIPAL COURT
• Shipping holiday cards, packages? Know these deadlines
• Entries still sought for home decorating contest
• Inducing panic charge filed after Vinton Co. standoff
• Councilman Joe Sharp says he will run for Chillicothe mayor
• OU-C art exhibit captures quiet presence of nature’s wonders
• Chillicothe Mayor Joe Sulzer won't seek re-election in 2011
• Deer season opens amid warm weather
• Police issue tips to avoid burglary during holidays
• WINTER CRISIS PROGRAM TO HELP WITH HEATING
• HISTORICAL SOCIETY SEEKS PARTICIPANTS
• OHIO RESTAURANT TO CLOSE FOR GOOD AFTER OCT. 13 FIRE
• AWOL Marine found in teen girl's bedroom closet
• ADvertiser, Gazette to collect coats, toys, food for local families
• Suspect in bank break-ins indicted for a second time
• Ross County Job and Family Services' budget to reduce by 10 percent
• Sulzer won't seek re-election
• New owners look to future of Emmitt House
• Bill would raise child-support payments
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• NEWS OF RECORD
• Vet reflects on 35 years of military service
• Woman uses craft to help others
• LIBERTY TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES TO MEET ON WEDNESDAY
• HORSE-DRAWN CARRIAGES TO PARADE IN SOUTHWEST OHIO
• It's time to prune trees and shrubs
• One killed in 2 Thanksgiving weekend crashes
• Sheriff's office seeks man in stolen truck
• Ross County to take part in World AIDS Day
• CLUB NEWS
• Adena charity ball preps for 115th annual offering
• Sheriff's office warning says thieves offering free medical test
• POLICE AND EMERGENCY RUNS
• Mystery marine identified in photo taken in WWII
• TECH-TRAINING SESSIONS TO ADDRESS SOCIAL MEDIA, SKYPE
• 99TH BIRTHDAY
• The week ahead: Light schedule of meetings in coming week
• Former councilwoman Nancy King offers advice to city
• Change may lessen money for homeless students
• Christmas savings dazzle shoppers
• MUNICIPAL COURT
• CORRECTIONS
• Southeastern students take part in Youth Energy Summit
• Ohio's train dollars may go elsewhere
• Almost 700 in Ross Co. could lose benefits by New Year's
• Big crowd turns out to run and honor fallen officer
• Red Cross sending holiday cards to troops
• Volunteers cook and serve holiday dinner
• Frankfort gets an early Christmas present
• Donors renew Depression-era aid
• ODOT offers online road condition for winter drivers
• POLICE REPORTS
• CHS alums remember Bob Seymour
• DIVORCES AND DISSOLUTIONS
• COMMON PLEAS COURT
• Local chef offers variations for enjoying that leftover holiday bird
• Tips to avoid a holiday problem you may not have considered
• Korean War vet remembers serving during holidays
• Free dental care offer brings holiday smiles
• Some drivers confused by changes at intersection
• School principal's turkeys end up in winner's circle not on the table
• Piketon 'pill mill' ordinance might prove ineffective
• Vineyards residents reach out to troops
• October home sales figures don't squash local optimism for remaining days of 2010
• Codes aren't just window dressing for school districts
• ATV CRASH SENDS WOMAN TO OSU MEDICAL CENTER
• 3 Westfall grads earn FFA degrees
• Chillicothe High School students get advance run at college entrance test
• Outgoing Ohio governor grants mercy to 39 convicts
• Chillicothe Campus to host Business After Business event
• Reflecting on a successful fall quarter
• Upcoming Campus Events
• Chillicothe High principal John Payne to retire Jan. 31
• Volunteer crossing guards step forward
• Rabbi from Florida works on Torah scrolls in Akron
• Youth hunters in area bagged fewer deer than in 2009
• USPS offers holiday packing, shipping tips
• Rain, cold to impair Black Friday
• Death sentences are rare in Knox County
• New agriculture director to review animal care deal
• Second law for sexually oriented businesses approved
• Exhibit at OU-C features work by Texas A&M faculty member Richard Davison
• Aging America: First baby boomers about to reach 65 (video)
• Christmas album an exercise in faith
• Businesses still drawing smokers despite ban
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• CHILLICOTHE POLICE DEPARTMENT
• CHILLICOTHE FIRE DEPARTMENT
• MAN SAYS GROUP MADE SALES PITCH ABOUT CAR BEFORE ASSAULT, ROBBERY
• Cadmium, lead found in drinking glasses
• Health District offers advice for safe holiday feast preparation
• Shoppers hit open house looking for deals
• Veteran to speak at community service Tuesday
• The week ahead: Ordinance on sexually oriented businesses up for vote
• POLICE AND EMERGENCY RUNS
• Greenfield holiday tour showcases 5 historic homes
• Coroner: 2 Knox County women, boy stabbed and dismembered
• Give me land, lots of land
• IRS seeks taxpayers to collect undelivered refunds
• Your year-end investment to-do list
• Ohio man pleads guilty in sickly wife's death
• POLICE AND EMERGENCY RUNS
• 2 indicted in connection with gas station break-in
• Cemetery fined $100 for lapsed license
• Timid robber receives 12-year prison sentence
• Police-sheriff consolidation might not be economical
• CORRECTION
• WAVERLY BIBLE QUIZ RESULTS
• Ohio jobless rate dips for 7th month in a row
• Murdered Knox County woman's boss knew something was wrong
• Finals week stress relief
• Focus in Knox County moves from search to investigation (video)
• Brazen purse snatcher hitting area parking lots
• Postal service says carrier acts disrupting mail service are rare
• Holiday charitable drives get under way
• Emerging leaders at Allen Elementary School showcase skills
• Chillicothe withdraws membership from Chamber
• Mayor: Further police, fire layoffs might not be needed
• Neighbor stunned by discovery of bodies
• CORRECTION
• OU-C volleyball team has successful 2010 season
• OU-C community has opportunity to help local individuals during holidays
• POLICE AND EMERGENCY RUNS
• Court grants venue change for Wesley Coonrod case
• Mount Vernon consumed by search (video)
• Lawyers file defamation suit against landlord
• Ross County Sheriff George Lavender concerned with city prisoner plan
• MUNICIPAL COURT
• Help wanted: Kasich now taking résumés, tips
• Businesses can now take part in holiday décor contest
• Wine-tasting workshop planned to get people in the spirit
• Upcoming Campus Events
• John Reiger included in Who’s Who in America 2011
• Extra firearms weekend on tap for deer hunters this year
• Rodney Cydrus declared fit to stand trial on arson, theft charges
• Katrina Moore pleads to theft from elderly woman
• Adena likely to retry levy renewal in May
• Police, fire budget requests pared down
• Neighbors: Suspect in Knox County kidnapping controlling, odd (video)
• Ohio State reopens 2 labs after bomb threat
• County bridges to get attention in 2011
• County joins insurance consortium to avoid 50% premium hike
• Ross County Sheriff's Office seeks $700,000 funding increase
• InfoSight plans expansion, to add jobs
• 2-year-old found alone in park
• City considering health care provider for '11
• Rep.-elect Gibbs arrives in Washington for orientation
• Sheriff: Missing mom, others might be dead
• ZUMBA EVENT TO FUND UNITED WAY
• Unioto board discusses state funding; cuts appear likely
• Tickets on sale for annual tour of historic residences
• Voinovich proposes 25-cent hike in federal gas tax
• Grandma provided ingredients for woman's bakery dream
• False statements by politicians tough to regulate
• FORT HOOD SOLDIER FROM OHIO DIES IN AFGHANISTAN
• Try these fall garden tips
• Church youths give back with food for Thanksgiving Day
• Ohio girl found alive, bound; no word on 3 others
• Local author describes journey into Alzheimer's disease
• Local program needs community support to get grant from Pepsi
• Celebrating family caregivers
• The week ahead: Election aftermath will be on multiple agendas
• Locals walk to support homeless veterans
• United Way hosts football fundraiser
• CLERK OF COURTS GRADUATES MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
• USEC RETIREES TO HAVE LUNCHEON THURSDAY
• DR. APPOINTED VP BY HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER
• Sheriff says blood is a factor in missing 4
• GOP targets health care law
• STATE FARM OFFICE RELOCATING
• Sheriff: Blood found in missing Knox County woman's home
• Smokeout success depends on planning, commitment
• Breakfast bridges generations between veterans and cadets
• CHS grad Garin Veris plans local golf fundraiser
• Chillicothe Police union dismisses chamber proposal
• Bible Quiz Association results announced
• Paternal right to out-of-wedlock child must be established by court
• New website allows public more access to park issues
• GOP may block some Strickland appointments
• CIRCLEVILLE MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO FATAL 2009 CRASH
• TEENS INJURED IN THURSDAY CRASH
• POLICE AND EMERGENCY RUNS
• Giving Tree package bought for more than three times the normal bid
• Chillicothe VA ceremony honors line of valor connecting veterans
• Upcoming Campus Events
• Zumba Extravaganza will benefit United Way
• OU-C theatrical production postponed
• Election's effect part of next Insider Outlook breakfast
• Medicare Check-up Days planned across region
• Cox first Pioneer to win FFA national honor
• Paper mill waste being used in research
• CITY, BROKER TO DISCUSS HEALTH CARE OPTIONS
• SENATOR SAYS KASICH SHOULD PICK CASINO PANEL
• Military families offered free portraits to send overseas
• Camp Sherman programs find home at Unioto
• United Way gets $20,650 to expand tax prep program
• Utilities department cuts projects to balance '11 budget
• Semi driver hospitalized after crash
• Chillicothe business leaders pressure city to make cuts
• DESIGN BOARD TO MEET NOV. 18
• DOE'S 2008 PORTSMOUTH REPORT AVAILABLE
• AAA recognizes Chillicothe police for safety programs
• Law director's capital requests reviewed
• Vietnam vets recall difficult readjustment to civilian life
• Veteran reminds younger generations of past military sacrifices
• VA continues to evolve services for Chillicothe-area veterans
• Carnes named to All-Ohio School Board
• Insurers urged to cover smoking remedies
• Man arraigned in 2009 crash that seriously injured daughter
• Pickaway County cemetery owners charged with license violation
• Tong Hollow Road project will be done 2 weeks early
• Construction continues on Technical Studies Building addition
• OU-C student Karissa Carroll is a real gem when it comes to first attempt at designing jewelry
• Foreign language teachers share insights during workshop at OU-C
• ROSS COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
• Ohio's governor-elect seeks end to passenger rail deals
• Fire chief: Loss of ambulance shouldn't interrupt service
• CRASH IN CENTRAL CENTER BEING INVESTIGATED
• Salmonella found at Ohio farm results in egg recall
• Voters split on how to govern
• Bush: 'I could have done things better'
• FALL FIRE BURNS FOUR ACRES
• Pact sought to improve center for at-risk youth
• Council discusses finances after levy failure
• Crash involving Chillicothe ambulance sends woman to Columbus hospital
• USEC sees slight income boost in 3Q
• Man reaches out to drug addicts through drama
• In Ohio, Dems were doomed
• Gates, Obama urge repeal of military's gay ban
• Local suicides raise alarm to increase awareness
• Program ready to graduate first nursing class
• Horse club helps with 4-H fundraiser
• Floral Hills Memory Garden juggles complaints
• Homeless shelters full before winter
• Kasich will have legislature on his side, but still some obstacles
• Pair of veterans inducted into VA Hall of Heroes
• Everson says he'll run for mayor
• USAA PROBING E-MAIL SCAM
• Planning commission to consider zoning changes
• Home health, hospice services come into spotlight
• Hundreds turn out to pay tribute to firefighter
• State goes GOP. Now what?
• Obama's fate in Ohio still hinges on jobs
• Tuesday's election results boost GOP chances in '12
• MAJESTIC THEATER FIRE BEING INVESTIGATED
• Ohio NASA center lockdown spurred by test system glitch
• Veterans can apply to receive an honorary diploma from CHS
• Detroit men indicted on drug charges
• RCI employee indicted on bribery, drug charges
• Senior expo gives tips applicable to all
• OU-C dean celebrates roots during induction
• Administrators to guard street crossings outside Chillicothe's elementary schools
• Chillicothe City Schools key to drug coalition's awareness efforts
• 'Toddlers & Tiaras' crew follows local family
• 2010 VETERANS DAY PARADE LINEUP
• Kasich warns lobbyists of agenda
• Rumpke plans to upgrade recycling abilities
• Ross health officials to assist Pickaway counterparts
• Seniors help Pickaway-Ross students hone their skills
• Majestic theater operators relieved fire wasn't worse
• Money shifts should help bring city of Chillicothe fund into black
• Ross County death row inmate loses latest appeal
• OU-C Dean Donna Burgraff reflects on campus’ legacy and promising future during induction ceremony
• MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN 2 PLANT SLAYINGS
• WOMAN DIED IN FIRE AFTER RELATIVES SLAIN
• Officials to discuss crossing guard issue
• POLICE AND EMERGENCY RUNS
• Ross man in Veterans Hall of Fame class
• Fundraiser to pay tribute to late firefighter
• Local GOP to meet on prosecutor appointee
• Governor-elect starts naming key aides
• Police seek info about missing OU-C student
• City schools raise may be last for a while
• Plan for city's $2.4 million deficit yet to be determined
• Safety levy defeated handily
• Upcoming Campus Events
• OU-C offers ACT preparation courses
• Silent auction to benefit United Way of Ross County
• Workshop focuses on the role of teamwork in the workplace
• Upcoming salon discussion series to have Veterans Day theme
• Induction offers opportunity to reflect on campus’ core values and rich legacy
• Republicans take control of most Ohio races
• Dem. Corcoran heads back to budget battle after defeating Henness
• Voter mood reflects split from '08 sentiment
• More city school employees get raises
• Adena voters reject school income tax renewal
• Ater easily captures judge's post
• Peterson says jobs will be top priority
• Kasich limits Strickland to single term as governor
• Voters pick Gibbs over Space in 18th
• POLICE OFFICERS RECOGNIZED FOR ASSISTANCE
• HALLOWEEN CANDY BOUGHT BACK TO SEND TO SOLDIERS
• DUCKS UNLIMITED TO SERVE BANQUET AT 6 P.M. NOV. 12
• CRANKING OUT CAKES FOR CHURCH FUNDRAISER
• Sen. Brown pushes expansion of energy job program in Ohio
• Record $6.2 million spent in 18th District race
• Prison time given for 2009 crash that injured one
• Ross elections staff predicts slightly lower voter turnout
• What to watch for as election night rolls on
• Fatal crash is second of year on Ohio 772
• Dec. 29 Globetrotters shows in Columbus to benefit local Women's & Children's Center
• SONG attacks latest Centrifuge information
• Neighbors have friendly contest with placards
• Boehner, Kasich help fire up local GOP at crowded rally
• Zane Trace grad Daniel Gray continues to grow IT company
• Chillicothe safety levy will cost you, pass or fail
• Names released in fatal crash
• 4-YEAR-OLD BOY DIES AFTER FALL, HEAD TRAUMA
• NEWS OF RECORD
• For a tree, the hole it's planted in does matter
• Poll worker has been welcoming voters for 59 years of elections
• CHAMBER SURVEY: LOCAL ECONOMY NOT HEADED IN RIGHT DIRECTION
• GRANT TO ASSIST UP TO 150 OHIO BUSINESSES
• WESBANCO TOUTS EARNINGS INCREASE
• Diabetes stats reveal alarming trend
• New business name for Gazette highlights growing advertising solutions
• The week ahead: County budget prep on tap
• Bill Clinton stumps for Strickland in Akron
• Pancakes become scholarship money
• Voters head to polls Tuesday armed with information
• More elaborate floats being created for Jaycees Halloween Parade
• POLICE AND EMERGENCY RUNS
• Treasurer candidates trade jabs over trips
• Strickland aims for rural Republican votes
• Antique appraisal returns to area Thursday
• Stabbing suspect indicted by grand jury
• Ohio districts being charged for standardized test retakes
• Ohio McDonald's gives voting advice in paychecks
• City schools review architectural firms for future elementary work
• Grand jury indicts suspect in rash of September robberies
• Chillicothe files complaint about safety levy foes
• ROSS COUNTY QUILTERS' GUILD QUILT SHOW WINNERS
• TRICK-OR-TREATERS HIT THE STREETS
• United Way promotes annual campaign using social networking
• Medert honored for preserving, promoting Ross County history
• Defendant's words get him 3 more years
• Suit filed regarding police property seizures
• COMMUNITY SHOWS SUPPORT OF FALLEN SOLDIER ON HIS RETURN HOME
• Engineer, auditor limit budget requests for coming year
• Guilty verdicts handed down in Pike County shooting death
• Q&A: Looking at wild poll swings in Ohio gov.'s race
• Panel ends look at gun complaint in Ohio gov. race
• Outside groups pour millions into hotly contested Ohio races
• OU-C student earns experience with position at the Ohio House of Representatives
• A witch’s brew full of events
• MEAD RETIREES CLUB
• Cici's Pizza closes doors
• Chillicothe Police Chief offers apology for confusion
• Parties' big guns hit Ohio in final campaign blitz
• Centrifuge loan pursuit enters next phase
• Non-union employees call Chillicothe's proposed benefit cut unfair
• Pickaway-Ross' day of pink devoted to cancer victims, survivors
• Upcoming Campus Events
• Submissions will be accepted for faculty and staff creative exhibit
• OU-C education students gain historical perspective of the classroom experience
• PARK RESTROOMS TO CLOSE NOV. 1
• EMMITT ART HOUSE OPENS DOORS, LAUNCHES CLASSES
• POLICE AND EMERGENCY RUNS
• 2nd District candidates claim they can help lead area out of recession
• Brushing up on her work
• Poll: Race for gov. tight in final week
• Ross Co. farmer secures grant for Green Township Fire Department
• Teachers oppose school consolidation, Kasich
• Police under fire after accusing paper of inaccurate report
• How Lorain woman ended up here still unknown
• Blue Dogs' pack may thin come November
• Don't be scared of these Halloween safety precautions
• Winds cause damage to roofs, trees (video)
• Judge candidates weigh in on experience, issues (video)
• Water main break spurs Huntington boil alert
• RCI recognizes former employees at event
• Head trauma killed Ohio soldier in parachute jump
• Ohio plans camera surveillance network
• Plea made for levy to support domestic violence shelter
• Study: Teens say bullying is widespread
• Council approves traffic light removals
• Cause of Sunday shooting uncertain
• September tough on Ohio housing market
• High wind warning in effect today
• City, ODOT complete North Plaza changes
• Results of Student Senate election are announced
• Campus Convocation
• Induction of Dean Burgraff scheduled for Nov. 5
• Considering their college options
• Healthy break classes available
• Scenic backdrop
• Event recognizes OU-C scholarship donors and student recipients
• Upcoming Campus Events
• Arrest made in shooting on Cooks Hill Road in Chillicothe
• Stray Cats Club urges campus members to don purple attire
• ADENA MANSION DIRECTOR TO CONTINUE STUDIES
• Individuals can sink their teeth into vampire discussion
• 86th District candidates talk about viewpoints on drugs
• Upcoming basketball game at OU-C with Montserrat has international intrigue
• Quality can vary widely when tree shopping
• OU-C theater program loses a shining star with passing of Colt Chaney
• Area teen donates time, effort to local residents
• Spikers are having a successful season
• Employers looking at insurance options
• Jean Ziogas joins OU-C staff as testing center coordinator
• Races for gov. include toughest battles
• OU-C discussion to involve county political party leaders
• NAACP speakers say communities should stand up to bullying, discrimination
• Upcoming Campus Events
• Playing for volleyball team yields net gains for OU-C student-athletes
• Author's research leads him to Chillicothe family
• Credit union representatives to visit campus
• Exhibit at OU-C by Virginia artist John Hancock combines history and genealogy
• Ghost tour unlocks history of downtown buildings
• Got a twitch to dress like a witch?
• Upcoming Campus Events
• What happened in 2009 fatal fire? We may never know for sure
• Information session to discuss breast cancer issues
• OU-C revises admissions procedures for Associate Degree Nursing Program
• Chillicothe Campus launches new recycling, document-destruction effort
• OU-C student club partners with YMCA to host Trick or Treat Extravaganza
• Sometimes a friend need say nothing
• Daymar College faces class action suit in Ky.
• Pray for gridlock
• The week ahead: Hearing Monday on Chillicothe schools improvement plan
• Abuse, custody issues in spotlight at event
• Portman, Fisher disagree on Ohio's job plight
• Democrats struggle to reprise '08 election ground game
• Changes planned for Third Frontier program
• Trio seeks Pike commissioner's post
• Dial up caution to avoid germs from cell phones
• Ohio jobless rate continues downward trend
• Junior Civic League's gala makes Christmas possible for family of 7
• Tong Hollow Road repairs under way after January landslide
• Bible quiz rally winners announced
• Students, police kick off Red Ribbon Week
• Ohio teen gets prison in alpaca death
• Police: 2 killed at Ohio plant; suspect arrested
• Soldier from Circleville killed by IED in Afghanistan
• Paint Valley seeks to renew 29-year-old improvement levy
• Younger voters not as sold on Democrats in 2010
• Clarification
• Correction
• COMING NOV. 6: JUNIOR CIVIC LEAGUE CHRISTMAS TREE PROGRAM
• Unioto High School to explain changes to grading system
• Adena Mansion director Anderson leaving job
• Kingston doctor indicted on drug felony
• Kasich has edge in small donations in Ohio governor's race
• Sen. Sherrod Brown still optimistic on Piketon's Centrifuge loan guarantee
• Woman speaks about abuse, redemption at Domestic Violence Candlelight Vigil
• Ross County Commisioner candidates differ on how to grow jobs
• Fundraiser brings taste, sights of Nepal to area
• Educational programs to benefit from grant
• BIRTHS
• Ohioan pleads not guilty in gunpoint abortion case
• Health district to add home marketing position
• City eyes benefits for possible cost savings
• While Chillicothe's costs increase, staffing stays about same
• CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HAS ONLINE SURVEY
• Ohio juror becomes witness after remembering 911 call
• Poll: Candidates for governor about even
• 85th District candidates get to the issues (video)
• TRANSPORTATION MEETINGS TO SEEK PUBLIC INPUT
• PERFECT LEAF-RAKING WEATHER
• Ross County authorities seek sex offender
• Recent Hopewell event reveals interesting artifacts
• Chillicothe Municipal Court 2011 budget requests more for psych evaluations
• Dry fall increases leaf, trash burning dangers
• Power to appoint posts is a big tool for Ohio governors
• Judge, 85th District race hot topics at NAACP candidates night
• Chillicothe woman admits to involvement in burglaries
• TRAINING FOR FAMILIES OF KIDS WITH DISABILITES SET FOR OCT. 29
• SMALL BUSINESS WORKSHOP SLATED FOR NOV. 5
• PUTTING ANOTHER FESTIVAL TO BED
• Adena Health System launches new campaign to cut use of plastic foam cups
• Council criticized for part-time benefits ideas
• Sections try to cut budgets for 2011
• Ohio 86th House candidates agree on economy as priority
• Strickland draws last-minute contrasts
• Ross County Christian Academy plans to add high school
• Ohio 85th District candidate talks elections complaints during visit
• City now home to state's 3rd Guard training camp
• Chillicothe police, fire discuss most recent big-ticket safety purchases
• Pride drives bicentennial celebrations in Circleville, Pickaway County
• Weather boosts festival into success
• What does safety levy mean to you?
• Number of local abortions declined in '09
• Photography brings content to area man
• Obama visits Ohio, targets key constituents
• Area school program wins statewide award
• Fire strikes empty, used mobile homes
• STATE MAKES SMALL BUSINESS LOANS EASIER
• ZT IN THE KNOW DEFEATS UPPER ERLINGTON AT COSI
• Is there a choice?
• Glatfelter co-workers walking Big Apple breast cancer benefit this weekend
• Medicare and the new health law
• Pumpkin Festival-goers can expect Buckeye experience
• Alleged home-based heroin sales net pair of indictments
• The week ahead: City budget topic of several early week meetings
• Judicial elections could be overhauled with new chief justice
• Space's record at center of race in 18th
• CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION TO MEET WEDNESDAY
• DEADLINE EXTENDED FOR CLAIMING 'STOP-LOSS' BONUS
• POLICE AND EMERGENCY RUNS
• Portman ahead of Fisher in polls and at the bank
• Local native's film screened today at Marietta festival
• Adena schools go to taxpayers for levy renewal
• Probe continues into missing woman found on bike path
• Wesley Coonrod sentencing delayed, retrial likely
• Kasich promises jobs, help for small businesses
• FAYETTE SHERIFF ORDERS HALT TO HOMEMADE GAS CHAMBER
• MAKING LEAF ANGELS
• Former 6th District lawmaker William Harsha Jr. dies at 89
• Board finds no major safety concerns at USEC facilities
• Chillicothe budget affects ability to appropriate grant funds
• 18th District candidates sound off at forum
• Missing Lorain County woman found in Chillicothe
• Judge delays Coonrod sentencing, sets date for possible retrial
• 8th Ohio District Court of Appeals weighs ticketing of leased vehicles
• 2010 FALL FESTIVAL OF LEAVES COURT
• Camp Sherman reactivation start of expansion project
• Ross County United Way expects campaign to rev up after slow start
• P.H. Glatfelter among nine defendants named federal lawsuit
• POLICE OFFER TIPS ON REPORTING CRIME, SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY
• UNIOTO HIGH SCHOOL TO HOST MEETING ON NEW GRADING SYSTEM
• HISTORICAL SOCIETY SPEAKER SLATED
• KASICH, TAYLOR TO APPEAR IN CHILLICOTHE
• POLICE AND EMERGENCY RUNS
• Wheat farmers eligible for disaster relief
• Council committee considers 2011 paving options
• Both 87th District candidates tout their experience
• Students are teachers at PV archaeological dig site
• Support, with reservations, shown for safety services income tax levy
• Several local artists to appear at Foothills Art Festival
• Public's help sought in theft recovery efforts
• Ohio court upholds $10 gaming prize limit
• Local health district returns $84K in H1N1 funds
• Ohio's job losses hard to separate from U.S. totals
• Fisher, Portman spar on health care, jobs
• Design work on airport upgrade almost complete
• Safety levy info sheet causes some unrest
• Jobs, taxes high on Candidate Night's list of topics
• Career center cleared after insecticide spill
• Analysis: Deal made Strickland tax record debatable
• Woman tries new cancer treatment
• Jury finds Coonrod guilty of child endangering
• Man denied appeal on trafficking conviction
• Candidates nights set this week in Ross, Pike counties
• Group of students critical of new grading at Unioto; staff defends changes
• 21 compete for Fall Festival of Leaves crown
• GETTING THEM HOOKED ON FISHING
• Council OKs deer hunt, dues payment over opposition
• Students at Unioto get timely talk on online bullying
• Jurors deadlock on murder, arson charges against Wesley Coonrod
• CHILLICOTHE POLICE DEPARTMENT
• PAINT VALLEY HOMECOMING COURT ANNOUNCED
• Forester's path ingrained at early age
• Government: No expectation for Social Security cost of living increase in 2011
• Boehner: The Ohio man who would be Speaker
• Chillicothe man pulls gun, threatens to shoot dog, police say
• Organizers: Good weather, steady crowds make for great year for farmers market
• Coonrod jury to judge: Unanimous verdict looks impossible
• Local group gets grant to aid homeless veterans
• Endangered incumbents stuff mailboxes
• DR. HASH JOINS ADENA PEDIATRICS
• WOMAN CREATES APPALACHIAN CULTURE KITS FOR CHILDREN
• IHOP OFFERS SPECIAL PANCAKES FOR HALLOWEEN SEASON
• Tune up your temple
• Council to consider development expenditure
• Yesterday today: Hopewell event puts history in hands of attendees
• One Ohio school, four bullied teens dead by own hand
• Classroom surprise: Teacher's efforts land school supply haul
• 17th District hopefuls say creating jobs key to fixing Ohio's woes
• Ohio secretary of state candidates agree on most issues
• ROSS MORTGAGE OPENS LOCAL OFFICE
• Family Healthcare gets $2.6 million grant
• Homecoming exciting for Trinity pastor
• Students, sheriff's office reap benefits of internship program
• City readies for auction of surplus and confiscated property
• Pastor to be featured at Freedom Fund banquet
• Serial stabbings suspect indicted in Ohio
• Jury enters third day of Coonrod deliberations
• Transportation chief: Make I-73 priority from Michigan to S.C.
• Absentee ballot questions raised by mailings
• Suspect in shooting remains at large
• Ross County woman shot after finding burglar in her home
• ANNUAL EVENT SEEKS BIBLE DONATIONS
• OHIO 32 TO BE RESURFACED NEXT WEEK
• FORGOTTEN FELINES NOW LISTED ON PETFINDER.COM
• CPD reports now mapped at online crime website
• Crash at intersection of Main, Bridge injures one
• After delays, company still looking to buy school site
• Vehicle-deer collisions up 2.3% in 2009
• Jury continues deliberations in Coonrod murder case
• Strickland, Kasich clash on taxes, spending
• Committee outlines restrictions on adult businesses
• NO CITY TRASH PICK UP MONDAY FOR HOLIDAY
• SURPLUS VEHICLES AVAILABLE AT COLUMBUS AUCTION
• POLICE AND EMERGENCY RUNS
• Ohio executes man who killed girlfriend over ATM card
• Interconnected smoke alarms among suggestions for Fire Prevention Week
• Legal rights of victims focus of Oct. 23 event
• New online obituary features debut today
• Sheriff's office, Life Air want smiles for Christmas
• Allen students learn about service in food pantry visit
• Wesley Coonrod capital murder case goes to jury
• HUNTING GROUP TO HOST BANQUET OCT. 30
• Committee told city can't spend on anything not already in budget
• Solar project to bring jobs to Southeastern Ohio
• Family escapes injury when car crashes into house, lands atop child
• CAREER CENTER HAVING EXCEL SEMINAR FRIDAY
• PUMPKIN GROWERS WEIGH-OFF SLATED FOR SATURDAY
• POLICE AND EMERGENCY RUNS
• Homes for Hope grant still up for online vote
• Waverly state audit results in 4 findings
• Ex-Highland Co. man arrested on federal charges
• Officials confident they can handle both Reds, Bengals fans Sunday
• Meetings planned to discuss safety reviews at area plants
• Applications available for new round of mortgage aid
• Slacking off from studying
• Five dead, including baby, in Ohio house fire
• Ohio solar energy farm to be announced today
• AAA: Ohio gas prices up 4 cents
• Internet scammers target local puppy ad
• Fisher, Portman spar over jobs, taxes
• Residents target mayor's staff at levy meeting
• Adena Mansion in national spotlight
• Attracting monarch butterflies to your garden can be simple
• Barber in northern Ohio has been cutting hair for 8 decades
• Health care centerpiece endures growing pains
• Former senator, astronaut makes outing to boost Space campaign
• Store finds pioneering way to give
• USEC hopes changes result in fed loan
• 154 arrested in multi-agency sweep
• CHILLICOTHE POLICE
• EMERGENCIES
• Diffusing knowledge at Waverly High School
• Party in the Park organizers aim to build support for safety levy
• POLICE AND EMERGENCY RUNS
• Daymar instructor, grad offer area 'essential therapy'
• Body of Cincinnati recluse found at home
• Understand your marital property rights
• Campaign finance reports highlight week in meetings
• Tornadoes hurt blood donations
• Cordray, DeWine differ sharply on issues
• Old jail contract might have cost city thousands
• City's plight could impact county services
• ZANE TRACE BOOSTER MEETING RESCHEDULED
• SHOOTING OF DOG INVESTIGATED ON HARTWOOD ROAD
• CLYDE EVANS TO MEET WITH RESIDENTS IN HALLSVILLE
• Prescription drug report at Statehouse; what's next?
• Time again to start thinking flu shots
• Powder on lips, nostrils leads to drug indictment
• Estimate shortened on Ohio rail trip
• Paint the town pink
• Chillicothe police: Person of interest in robberies in custody
• Landlords file federal lawsuit against city
• Police, fire put former transit site to quick use
• Wesley Coonrod defense to argue child set fire
• Adena breaks ground on cancer care center
• MUNICIPAL COURT
• HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS RECEIVE CROSSING GUARD TRAINING
• POLICE AND EMERGENCY RUNS
• Dumped ash may have started River Road fire
• Chillicothe student is national scholarship semifinalist
• JUNIOR SUNFLOWER PRINCESS
• SUNFLOWER PRINCESS
• POLICE AND EMERGENCY RUNS
• Space wants national referendum on trade deals
• Stand-down stares down homelessness among vets
• Farm Bureau opposes ad against Peterson
• Gov. candidates meet with board as poll shows dead heat
• Officials eye links after 3rd robbery in a week
• Crime Stoppers' progress celebrated
• Committee gears up to promote safety levy
• POLICE RELEASE PHOTO OF BANK ROBBERY SUSPECT
• Repairs begin hours after pickup strikes pizzeria
• Jury selection starts in Greenfield murder case
• Ohio census data offers look at depth of recession
• Schools get federal dollars to hire or retain employees
• Local man runs for his daughter and a cause
• Hundreds pay tribute to fallen McArthur firefighter
• SEARCH CONTINUES FOR McDONALD'S ROBBERY SUSPECT
• PUBLIC MEETING TO ADDRESS SAFETY SERVICES LEVY
• COLERAIN BOARD OF TRUSTEES TO MEET TODAY
• Local parties prepare for early voting
• Crossing guard issue gets temporary fix
• Truck crashes into pizzeria wall
• CHILLICOTHE POLICE
• Local community development group gets top honor
• Report links weak laws to guns used in crimes
• Council approves utilities transfer
• Crash closes part of Charleston Pike
• Vulnerable House Democrats highlight their independence
• The perks of Yoctangee park
• County reviewing jail health care bids
• Dryness puts focus on emergency watering
• Event gives Relay For Life a pet-friendly twist
• Guitar show in tune with dealers, public
• 2 teens face charges for running on roof of former school
• Couple reveals the keys to their 70-year marriage
• Chillicothe teen accused of cutting boy, 12, with razor blade
• Public employee retirement costs: Who pays for pickups?
• Paint Valley teachers, staff to get raises
• Thefts, burglaries up slightly in area
• Schools' perk pads pensions
• Grand jury indicts four June drug suspects
• Food pantry donations welcomed at school board meeting
• Democrats aim to energize supporters, convert tea partiers
• Thousands of pills dumped during event
• Investigation and funeral arrangements still pending in death of firefighter
• You're paying for it: A free retirement
• Giving back: Chiropractor trades services for food items
• Not one extra cent
• OU-C hosts conference with global theme
• Consider your dividend strategy
• Tips, dog lead to armed robbery arrests
• Police release photo of robbery suspect
• AEP leaves state chamber over endorsement in governor's race
• Motorcycle crash sends man to Columbus hospital
• McArthur volunteer firefighter dies defending Londonderry
• Obama's rail plan riding on key governor races
• News analysis: Republicans pledge to cut taxes, spending
• County gives update on hazard plan
• Authorities seek passenger in fatal crash
• City to close University Drive fire station
• SCHAEFER GRANT APPLICATIONS DUE OCT. 29
• FOLK SOCIETY CONCERT, FOOD DRIVE IS SUNDAY
• Waverly students named to 2011 All-State Choir
• Masco situation likely to play role in Waverly city hiring discussions
• Realtors' group president: Market finding its footing
• WESTERN AVENUE REPAVING BEGINS
• CORRECTIONS
• FARMERS MARKET VENDORS LIST
• POLICE AND EMERGENCY RUNS
• Governor candidates clash over school funding process
• Adena sends message of peace to anyone flying by
• Water Street WesBanco robbed Wednesday afternoon
• Ryan T. Stiles faces charge in 2nd assault
• Continued Adena growth focus of chamber luncheon
• Grant helps city preserve some officers' jobs
• TORNADO SIREN TESTING PLANNED FOR USEC AREA
• LOTTERIES SET FOR FORT HILL DEER HUNTING
• Lt. gov. candidate touts state's positives during local dinner
• Waverly mayor says Mill's Pride negotiations have broken off
• Traffic lights near schools likely to remain
• Prescription drug policy advice headed to governor next week
• Neighborhood Watch takes first step in citywide effort
• Ohio campaign to attack prescription drug abuse
• Fire destroys part of Bowdle Road home
• PIONEER SCHOOL COLLECTING WALNUTS TO PAY FOR SHELTER HOUSE
• Donations sought to help storm victims
• SUV, two-motorcycle crash sends one to hospital
• Tong Hollow expected to reopen in Dec.
• Shaded spectators
• Bobcat mascot's goal: Take down OSU's Brutus
• Students rally to injured classmate
• Changes to health insurance coverage to start this week
• Bird feeders of a feather
• Small crowd hears about education funding's future
• Woman charged with false reports of attacks
• ZANE TRACE 2010 YEARKOOKS NOW AVAILABLE
• Auction to benefit school program brings in $4,800
• Teacher brings bit of Brazil to class
• BP well killed at bottom of Gulf
• Raffle planned to combat muscular dystrophy
• RAY MAN STRUCK, KILLED ON OHIO 32
• Adena Local Schools join worldwide pinwheel event
• Fruit farm open house ushers in fall
• Input sought on future of gaseous diffusion plant site
• Cuts could close 2 fire stations
• DAYMAR COLLEGE SLATES OPEN HOUSE
• Exploring the new economic normal
• AAA7: Helping you age gracefully
• Neighborhood Watch sets Tuesday meeting to regroup
• Bids, hazard mitigation plan on tap in the week ahead
• United Way auction draws diverse artwork
• Family Fun Fest shines spotlight on community agencies
• TWO REALTORS EARN AWARDS AT MEETING
• OSU SOUTH CENTERS TO HOST ENERGY, FINANCIAL WORKSHOP
• LOCAL BANKS EARN RATINGS FROM NATIONAL REVIEW
• Chillicothe woman charged with adult store violation in Jeffersonville
• CASE ON HOLD PENDING RESULTS OF COMPETENCY EVALUATION
• ADENA MANSION & GARDENS PLANS WREATH WORKSHOP
• MAN REPORTS BEING ROBBED ON BLACKSMITH HILL
• RAY PRYOR SLATES MEETING ON EDUCATION FUNDS
• Students celebrate lessons learned at end of 70-mile road
• Illegal search ruling upheld in Chillicothe weapons case
• Portman gains farm bureau support
• Storms in Ohio leave destruction and injuries
• Author asks veterans to share their memories
• CLARKSBURG COUNCIL TO MEET SATURDAY
• POLL: KASICH HAS BIG LEAD OVER STRICKLAND Jobs at center of governor candidates debate
• ZT, PV FFA students learn about leadership
• Funnel clouds reported across Ohio
• Ross avoids brunt of storm that did damage in Tarlton
• Strickland remains optimistic on Centrifuge loan
• Jobs at center of governor candidates debate
• Mount Logan gets grant for fresh fruits, veggies
• Census: 13.3% of Ohioans live in poverty
• Brothers walking to oppose ruling
• Bainbridge man awaits sentencing
• Prescription drug bill would make drug database 'go live' (video)
• Ohio prison chief: Cut 3K inmates from system
• Former OU-C student returns as assoc. dean
• New city transit facility unveiled
• CHILLICOTHE POLICE DEPARTMENT CHILLICOTHE FIRE DEPARTMENT
• WEEKLY WORKOUT
• CORRECTION
• FARMERS MARKET VENDORS LIST
• Police, sheriff want your medicine
• MUNICIPAL COURT
• POLICE AND EMERGENCY RUNS
• OUT FOR A SPIN
• Wings event kicks off Live United, Dine United
• Father, son charged in attempted break-in
• Corn syrup makers want sweeter name: corn sugar
• City, county receive more than $1M in state CHIP funds
• Plea hearing postponed after suspect in assault is unresponsive
• Governor hopefuls square off
• Fire likely started after Frankfort man died, coroner says
• Tests ensure fire hose safety
• Dogs seized from Humane Society property
• Washington C.H. woman in fair condition after crash, ejection
• Aging population, spending on health costs boost U.S. debt
• Ordinance to limit strip clubs in Chillicothe approved
• Pipeline leak brings higher gas prices
• Road work ramping up during overnight hours
• Salt Creek festival worker dismissed after sex offender status discovered
• Huntington schools add teaching position as kindergarten ranks continue to grow
• FRANKFORT FIRE CLAIMS ONE LIFE
• Chillicothe family welcomes triplets
• Analysis: Taxes for most Ohioans would be unchanged
• Pike County sheriff seizes 8 dogs from home
• CHILLICOTHE POLICE DEPARTMENT
• EMERGENCIES
• U.S. debt surges, leaving nation with difficult choices
• Historically low taxes conflict with increasing debt
• Boehner says he'd support Obama tax cut barring other options
• Salt Creek Valley Festival moves back into town
• Rural fire departments in area awarded thousands in federal grant funding
• OU-C STAFFER TO SERVE AS INTERIM ASSOCIATE DEAN
• NEW FALL OFFERINGS AVAILABLE AT OSU SOUTH CENTERS
• Adena educating patients in advance of major surgery
• Links sought between pair of Ohio baby deaths
• City transit to host open house for new facility
• Storytelling Festival prformers leave audiences laughing and inspired
• The week ahead: Full schedule of meetings on tap
• Council to discuss stop light removals
• DEADLINE FOR OU-L CAREER FAIR FRIDAY
• First responders honored for service
• ADENA HIGH SCHOOL HOMECOMING COURT
• Chillicothe man indicted on drug possession charges
• Ross County Jail eyes contract to improve health care services, cut costs
• Adena High student brings unloaded gun to school
• Experience is driving cross-country quest for Heart Association
• 'Chicks' fight back against juvenile diabetes
• Chillicothe woman recalls positives amid 9/11 chaos
• ARTISANS, CRAFTSMEN SOUGHT FOR HOLIDAY EVENT AT BROOKSIDE
• DEADLINE APPROACHING FOR VETERANS' STOP-LOSS CLAIMS
• POLICE: MAN DRAGGED BOY BY FOOTBALL HELMET
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• TOM SAWYER TRICKED HER INTO THIS
• POLICE AND EMERGENCY RUNS
• Ohio second in coal pollution deaths
• Delivery problem postpones flu clinics
• OU-C task forces eye space needs, recruitment
• Sept. 11 ceremonies scarce this year in Ross County
• Strickland says no buyer yet for Mills Pride facilities
• PURSE RECOVERED WITH LOADED GUN
• SUPREME COURT CANDIDATES RESULTS RELEASED
• ALTRUSA CLUB'S CHRISTMAS BAZAAR TO BE NOV. 13
• State agency creates loan fund to partner with Habitat for Humanity
• City approves 25 new lots in Yaples Orchard
• Ash borer quarantine now includes Ross, Pike counties
• Where are Portman, Fisher getting their money?
• Campers take the path less traveled
• Business owners spruce up downtown
• MAN PLEADS TO ROBBERY
• Tyler receives 18 years for robbery, burglary
• Tickets go on sale for downtown tour of haunts
• Severe thunderstorm brings down trees; winds cause damage to roof
• TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR CRIME STOPPERS BREAKFAST SEPT. 29
• PATROL ARRESTS THREE ON DRUG CHARGES ON U.S. 23
• PIONEER CENTER BOARD CHANGES MEETING SCHEDULE
• SAFETY SERVICES LEVY CAMPAIGN SEEKS DONATIONS
• CHILLICOTHE FIRE CHILLICOTHE POLICE ROSS COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
• Royalty for Salt Creek Valley festival named
• Local GOPs speak to tea party group
• Walnut trees can poison other plants
• GOP gains could bring deals, gridlock
• Raising funds by raising flags
• Stabbing at rodeo puts Columbus man in hospital
• Funding idea has Daymar officials skeptical
• Church's debt reduced to ashes
• Youth center reaches out with events
• 'Tecumseh!' peaks interest online despite attendance decline
• Police department continues looking for corners to cut
• Fundraiser set for Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
• SUMMER ROAD WORK CONTINUES
• 9-year-old gets help after grandmother's fall
• Speaker-in-waiting Boehner balances Republican factions
• Ohio Supreme Court reverses 2008 decision, lightens workload of prosecutors
• Craigslist removes adult services section from site
• Consumers' group seeks opinions on proposed nuclear site
• SIEMENS TO CLOSE OHIO CENTER, CUTTING 88 JOBS
• LOCAL JEWELER DONATES MONEY TO ADENA MANSION, GARDENS
• COLDSTONE PAPER STARS TO BENEFIT MAKE-A-WISH FOUNDATION
• Organic gardens partners with regional Wal-Marts for compost
• Medicare help part of regional Senior Expo
• The week ahead: Several events planned despite light meeting schedule
• OU-C opening session looks to establish positive tone
• Do nation's economic woes jinx Democrats' prospects?
• Sunflower Festival looks to expand appeal
• Late PV girl's friends, family honor lost loved one
• FESTIVAL OF LEAVES PAGEANT SIGNUPS DUE OCT. 1
• RLS WON'T PICK UP TRASH MONDAY
• Parents volunteer time to polish softball diamond
• Expert discusses value of grades with Chillicothe schools staff
• Lawsuit decries Ohio absentee ballot process
• Local hospitals to get cash back from state
• Students enjoy high-horsepower Friday
• PARKS DEPARTMENT TAKING SHELTER RESERVATIONS
• TRUCK DRIVER PLEADS GUILTY TO DUMPING BODY IN PICKAWAY COUNTY
• FRANKFORT LIONS CLUB TO HAVE ICE CREAM SOCIAL
• Paper workers union promises to be more active
• CHILLICOTHE FIRE DEPARTMENT CHILLICOTHE POLICE DEPARTMENT
• CORRECTION
• HOT DAY ON THE PLAYGROUND
• State agencies promote safe, sensible holiday weekend
• Housing grant contest goes to Internet voting
• First $75M of centrifuge deal closes
• Strickland spares killer who claimed innocence
• Some unions won't back Space in House race
• Committee eyes tweaks to city bow hunting law
• BARK FOR LIFE EVENT TO BENEFIT CANCER FIGHT
• APPLEBEE'S TO PAY TRIBUTE TO FIRST RESPONDERS
• TURNOUT HIGH FOR ADENA SAFETY FAIR
• OSU faculty tour explores partnerships
• New Ohio patrol commander plans to focus on community
• Marijuana seizures already surpass '09 total
• Area's nuclear future touted during development breakfast
• Big Ten splits up Ohio State and Michigan
• Southeastern buys iPads to enliven middle school computer lab
• Domestic violence coalition losing 5 positions
• Social safety net catching more and more in recession
• How much federal money does Ohio get?
• Unique experience promised for storytelling festival
• City budget review confirms more cuts are needed
• WORKING ON THE RAILROAD
• MUNICIPAL COURT
• CORRECTION
• FUN IN THE SUN
• POLICE AND EMERGENCY RUNS
• SCIOTO TRUSTEES TO MOVE MEETING DATE TO SEPT. 21
• ADVISORIES STILL IN EFFECT FOR AREA LAKES
• Campus notes
• Sew 'N Sew donates quilts for Head Start
• Scam using phone system of hearing impaired customers
• Newspaper: Dead remain on Ohio voter rolls
• Kicking it into high gear
• Gibbs corrects 18th District finance reports after accusation
• Mandel stumps for himself, others in Chillicothe stops
• Time Warner, Disney reach apparent deal
• Local archery business shooting straight for the top
• Is immigration an Ohio problem? Numbers say no
• School helps migrant children move out of field, into college
• First lady campaigns in Ross County
• OU-C sets strategic priorities for coming year
• Migrants still filling Ohio jobs
• Media coverage helps Ross dog adoptions
• Crossing guards, parents worry about kids
• Mums: Are they hardy perennials or throwaways?
• First-time author publishes her 'Dream'
• Program nurtures youths leaving foster care
• Aaron Reed Memorial builds on past success
• ROAD REPORT
• MUNICIPAL COURT
• HORIZON RECEIVES NATIONAL AWARDS
• BIG BROTHERS/BIG SISTERS RECEIVES DONATION FROM ENERGYSOLUTIONS
• WESBANCO TO PAY QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
• ADENA HEALTH SYSTEMS LAUNCHES IMPROVED WEBSITE
• LOCAL REALTORS RECOGNIZED FOR PERFORMANCE
• Support small, local businesses and watch economy prosper
• READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL?
• FRIDAY AFTERNOON ON THE RIVER
• Washington C.H. gospel group set to release CD
• Health District sets flu shot clinic schedule
• Breastfeeding advocates encourage mothers to overcome discomfort
• Day provokes thoughts about ERA
• Ohio graduation rate takes 2nd straight dip
• Six Ross County schools improve on report card
• Sack-n-Save apologizes to local vet
• Fairfield County sheriff says there could be hundreds of mail theft victims
• Local farmers urged to educate community
• Health care top topic during Portman, Voinovich visit
• Brown in Chillicothe to discuss prescription drug issue
• Veteran upset after service dog prompts call to police
• Sack-n-Save issues apology to disabled vet
• CONSERVATION FARMER OF THE YEAR
• OPENING LESSON
• POLICE AND EMERGENCY RUNS
• Residents thwart common e-mail, phone scams
• JUNIOR CIVIC LEAGUE FUND APPLICATIONS DUE
• Tiffin Estates rehab project granted nearly $2M
• ODOT reminds about back-to-school dangers
• Special day set for advocates of those with disabilities
• One arrested, one sought after chase, crash
• Survey shows 1 in 12 Americans admit to driving drunk
• Gateway Industrial Park gets new tenant
• First day déjà vu for Unioto student's mother
• Busy first day of school
• Chillicothe schools prep for leadership change
• TOXIN ADVISORY ISSUED FOR DEER CREEK LAKE
• PACCAR nursing enrollment has doubled
• Horizon project on agenda at development breakfast
• Crime Stoppers eyes adding position in light of police cuts
• End of tax-credit impact slows area home sales
• Ohio selected for federal Race to the Top funding
• Pike County pot find reveals scale of problem
• Humane Society shelter at capacity
• Huntington, PV boost report card ratings
• WOMAN REPORTS SCAMMER TOOK HER FOR $40
• Familiar face around Ross County continues job at Lancaster post
• Council: Crossing guards cite safety, plead to keep jobs
• Chillicothe approves teacher, support staff contracts
• Tickets still available for Southern Ohio Storytelling Arts & Music Festival
• MICHAEL A. HITCHENS
• Agency wants photos of generations that are working together
• City can start cleanup of former rail depot
• FIRST DAY IN THE FIRST GRADE
• Scioto Township fiscal officer Jody Fry to resign
• Highway Patrol still investigating ATV collision
• BREAK-IN AT SMITH MIDDLE SCHOOL INVESTIGATED
• OHIO GRANDFATHER TRIES TO SMUGGLE POT INTO PRISON
• Schools must plan for an uncertain funding future
• Outhouse Race champions
• SALT to hosts 1st hog roast
• Couple loving life with special needs foster kids
• Ross residents spend week helping poor Peruvians in jungle outpost
• Waverly youngsters to find friendly volunteer faces first days of school
• Cristy's celebrates 25 years
• Local districts trying to find financial answers
• Local teachers get creative with chemistry
• Diversify your bond holdings globally
• City school board, council highlight light week ahead
• Barrel riders converge on fairgrounds
• Reality TV stars seek roles in politics
• Patrol seizes 288 OxyContin doses in traffic stop
• Trust an issue in union pay cut refusal
• CHILLICOTHE NATIVE JOINS ADENA STAFF
• FARM BUREAU MEMBERS CAN SAVE 10 PERCENT AT BOB EVANS
• MAX & ERMA'S SOLD TO AMERICAN BLUE RIBBON HOLDINGS
• Blood drive offers OSU tickets as incentive to give
• Greenfield teen charged with child porn
• Chillicothe man injured Thursday in ATV crash has died
• OHIO JOBLESS RATE FALLS TO 10.3 PCT.
• MAN HOSPITALIZED AFTER ATV, DIRT BIKE COLLIDE
• Alleged hammer attack results in indictment
• POLICE AND EMERGENCY RUNS
• Moose Riders pursue hobby, service
• Suspect in gas theft, pursuit jailed for obstruction
• Police warn prize-winner phone calls are a scam
• Patrol enforcement effort targets three-state drug route
• CORRECTIONS
• Jury finds Jacob Tyler guilty
• Commission rules Space made false statements in ad
• Community bands together to fill book bags
• Reaction positive to police, fire pay-cut offer
• Children, homeowners also could feel impact of city cuts
• NCR mourns founder, celebrates new InCare Senior Services facility
• Chillicothe announces police, fire, other layoffs
• Obama talks economy in Columbus
• Task force talks drug treatment
• Church mission ladles up love, meals to those in need
• Pioneer center class empowers DD community to speak up
• Appalachian broadband project gets $66.4M in stimulus funds
• Chillicothe fire, police agree to 2% pay reduction after mayor announces layoffs
• DRIVER ESCAPES MAJOR INJURIES
• MARTY FORD EXPERIENCE TO PLAY FREE SHOW
• Frankfort man charged after high-speed chase
• Detectives follow 'money' trail of counterfeits bills
• Jury set to deliberate today in Tyler robbery case
• GIMME A 'C'
• Officials: Overcrowding led to incident at Fairfield County jail
• Police ask for help in identifying thief
• Time short to apply for summer cooling aid
• Space files complaint against Gibbs
• Zane Trace drops special ed position
• Would-be robbers flee from gun-toting owners
• Program has CHS students tutoring peers
• Authorities looking for witnesses to stabbing
• Teen in custody after altercation with stepfather
• Youngest in kindergarten classes might have been falsely labeled as ADHD
• Jobs expected with $2B contract for Piketon cleanup
• Gibbs pledges to change current Washington climate
• Lakes in Ross, Pike counties spared from toxic algae -- so far
• Volunteer with food pantry mourned; service remembered
• Karissa Jones is U.S. National Honor Student
• Summer youth program highlights teen issues, job training, education
• Free, reduced lunch program won't change
• Heat keeps Ross County fair attendance down
• MORE FEDERAL FUNDS TO HELP CLEAN COAL MINES
• MORE OHIOANS ON WELFARE SIGN UP TO VOTE
• THE WILDS TO REVITALIZE MINE LANDS
• A little down time
• 1980 CHS grad reminisces after recent class reunion
• Love can build a bridge between rival church and strip club in Coshocton County
• Homemaker of the Year creates as a way of coping
• Now not the time to drop your defenses against flu
• Reputation of Ross County Fair rabbit show has judges hopping
• Be ready to aim and fire
• Same song, different verse
• Midsummer perennials put on a show
• Ohio 2-year-old dies in hot car; sister in hospital
• Stabbings suspect unlikely to return to U.S. soon
• Appeals court affirms decisions in Circleville arson and burglary
• Judges want to list party on ballot
• Fair bidders focus more on supporting children than quality of the animals
• Motion delays trial in arson of historic church
• Junior talent acts just want to have fun
• Chillicothe Police make robbery arrest
• Young filmmakers walk the red carpet
• Fire safety just part of fun at fair
• MUNICIPAL COURT
• EX-PASTOR ADMITS THEFT FROM HIGHLAND COUNTY CHURCH
• POLICE AND EMERGENCY RUNS
• Two rare Persian onagers born at Columbus Zoo's The Wilds
• Showman contest fosters competition, cooperation
• Deadline Sunday for early suicide prevention run/walk registrations
• Stuff the Bus collection seeks school supplies
• Pickaway-Ross has new adult education director
• State ag director visits County Fair
• County probation to change supervision approach
• Bodary's comedy is silent, but laughter isn't
• Fulghum details plans for Glatfelter woodyard
• Steer competitors put in long hours of work
• Convicted killer of 3 asks for mercy
• Skill, not luck, attached to these horseshoes
• Waverly 'pill mill' suspects plead not guilty
• Age only a number at fair talent show
• Chillicothe Paints walk off with title
• FARMERS MARKET VENDORS LIST
• POLICE AND EMERGENCY RUNS
• State settles suit against voting machine maker
• Health officials: No reports of toxins in local waters
• Teens' fair projects to help family who lost 2-year-old
• DIVORCES AND DISSOLUTIONS
• POLICE AND EMERGENCY RUNS
• Area projects among those eyed by state
• State executes man who killed 2 at warehouse
• Classmates unearth first-grade memories
• Elderly man beaten, robbed on Massie Ave.
• Fire truck's visit has fairgoers seeing pink
• Thieves targeting mailboxes in three counties
• Glatfelter eyes plan to outsource woodyard
• Kids at center stage on Junior Fair Night
• SE FRESHMAN ORIENTATION SET FOR MONDAY
• CHILLICOTHE WOMAN WINS OHIO LOTTERY PRIZE
• EVENT TO ADDRESS SURVIVORSHIP OF CANCER PATIENTS
• NEWS OF RECORD
• State fair auction sets 6 price records
• Unioto superintendent gets 3 percent raise
• Chillicothe City Council sets rules for secondhand dealers, store owners
• Fair booths offer wealth of info, free promo items
• Consultants suggest Chillicothe schools seek levy in 2011
• Ross County Fair: Complete coverage
• Glatfelter to outsource woodyard
• Chillicothe Tax Day Tea Parties Protest Rally April 15 Tea Party
• Ross County Fair
• Feast Of The Flowering Moon Festival
• Where Is The Church?
• Here's Something Creative
• Preservation Hall Jazz Band
• SafeZone Workshop
• Advanced Interviewing Seminar
• Holiday Art Bazaar

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