Shelby Reeves

4 days ago | chillicothegazette.com | Shelby Reeves

CHILLICOTHE— During this recent heatwave, the Chillicothe city pool has become a place to cool off in the water and have fun. Coming soon, the Chillicothe and Ross County Public Library will be hosting a free pool day. Here is what you need to know about this event. The free pool day from the youth services staff of the library is scheduled from 12 to 7 p.m. on June 27 at the Chillicothe City Pool. This free pool day is open to all ages. No library card is needed to attend this event.

5 days ago | chillicothegazette.com | Shelby Reeves

Sumburger is located at 20 Executive Center Drive in Chillicothe. CHILLICOTHE— A staple in the community for over 60 years, Sumburger has fed generations of Chillicothians. Today, the business continues to give customers a welcoming place that reminds them of their youth. Owner Bill Righter said the music from the 40s and 50s, combined with decorating styles from different generations, helps connect generations over a meal.

1 week ago | chillicothegazette.com | Shelby Reeves

CHILLICOTHE— Hundreds of Ross County students recently tossed their caps in the air as they celebrated graduating from high school. Some are going off into the military, some are starting their career and some are continuing their education through college. Those pursuing the latter option may be wondering how they can pay for school, as college is an expensive time, which can require taking out loans. The local Peter J.

1 week ago | chillicothegazette.com | Shelby Reeves

CHILLICOTHE— Americans all around the country are getting ready to celebrate Independence Day this 4th of July and if you like to do so with fireworks, then Chillicothe is the town for you. Every year, the show gets bigger and better. Here is what you need to know about this year's show. The fireworks display this year is set to take place on Friday, July 4, 2025. A time is not set, but the display will begin when it gets dark outside. Music from Hank FM will acompany the display.

1 week ago | farmersadvance.com | Shelby Reeves

Shelby ReevesChillicothe GazetteCHILLICOTHE — Mark Johnson, the state representative for District 92, was honored recently for supporting the passage of drought relief funding. Local soil and water districts, including the Ross County Soil and Water Conservation District, came together to recognize Johnson. Senate Bill 54, which was signed into law by Governor Mike DeWine, provided $10 million of state-funded relief to farmers in 28 Ohio counties impacted by drought last year.