Shelby Reeves

1 week ago | chillicothegazette.com | Shelby Reeves

The Mound City Park sees thousands of visitors each year. The most popular month is in July. The least popular time to visit is in January and February. CHILLICOTHE— The Hopewell National Historical Park is a big part of Ross County history. The mounds help tell the story of cultures in the area from thousands of years ago. When visiting, you can learn about the land and how it was once a sacred place, then farmland and even part of a military training camp.

1 week ago | chillicothegazette.com | Shelby Reeves

CHILLCOTHE — The sun is up, school is out and people of all ages are ready to enjoy time in the great outdoors this summer. Whether it be your backyard or a local park, getting outside is a great way to spend your time. Located right near Downtown Chillicothe, Yoctangee Park is a staple in the community, hosting various events throughout the year and giving people a place to relax, but there are so many other parks to enjoy in the city. Read More: Nice weather?

1 week ago | chillicothegazette.com | Shelby Reeves

Shelby ReevesIn Downtown Chillicothe a vinyl mural showcases Ohio University Chillicothe. Shelby Reeves/Chillicothe GazetteA new mural in the Chillicothe Walmart store helps to represent the community it serves. Shelby Reeves/Chillicothe GazetteThe Chillicothe Telephone Mural, painted in 2006 by Eric Henn, gives a look back in time. It is located at 68 East Main Street in Chillicothe.

1 week ago | chillicothegazette.com | Shelby Reeves

CHILLICOTHE— Summer is here, which means it's time to enjoy America's favorite pastime– baseball. If you are in Chillicothe, that means visiting the VA Memorial Stadium and watching the Paints play. Read More: Can you have fun at a Paints game knowing nothing about baseball? Throughout the summer, several home games will be made extra special with promotions and fun events. Here is a look at the 2025 Chillicothe Paint Promo Schedule:Opening Night Fireworks ExtravaganzaWhen: May 29 vs.

2 weeks ago | chillicothegazette.com | Shelby Reeves

CHILLICOTHE— Four girls entered the contest to be named Miss Feast of the Flowering Moon, but only one walked away with the crown. Over the Memorial Day weekend, the queen represents the festivities. She will also help represent the area while attending other events in the state. To enter the competition, candidates must be a junior or sophomore at one of several local schools. Contestants included: Willow Kirkbride, Emma Howard, Lea Parker and Summer Salley.