Businesses, individuals asked to donate for cause

Judy McColl envisions red, white and blue — throughout the town during the summer months.

The six-year resident noticed something was missing in town Fourth of July last year.

Click here for more photos not seen in the Chillicothe Times-Bulletin about the Haiti Benefit at CrossWord Café Friday night.

Click here for more photos not seen in the Chillicothe Times-Bulletin on the Wedding Party at the Chillicothe Public Library Saturday.

Aurora — City of Lights. Although not to be confused with Paris, it is the second largest city in Illinois and is located just 40 miles west of big brother Chicago.

This growing community of more than 180,000 is bisected by the Fox River and earned its nickname by becoming one of the first cities in the United States to implement an all-electric lighting system in 1881.

Jazz bands, local band to play at café

Chillicotheans wanting to contribute to Haiti relief efforts in even a small way will have that opportunity Friday night.

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Alexis Helfrich deserves a party, and organizers will give her that gift with a No More Chemo Party from 1-5 p.m. Saturday at St. Edward School.

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Do you know how much you are worth to the city of Chillicothe?

Nibbelin, Phillips, Aeschleman make up Big Three at IVC

When people are well-known, they have the opportunity to be referred to in one-word names, like Elvis, Cher, J-Lo or MJ.

In Chillicothe, Poison and Ash qualified for one-name status, each working their own form of magic at sporting contests for the Illinois Valley Central High School Grey Ghosts.

The Chillicothe Junior High Mustangs took on Princeville Wednesday night, as well as heart disease.

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The Chillicothe Park District included much more in its plans for Santa Fe Park than a water playground to the tune of $700,000 in costs if built according to plans drawn by Farnsworth Group.

As a gentle snow drifts down over Central Illinois and winter begins my mind often turns to daydreams of faraway places. 

When Lonely Planet asked me to review their new book, “Best in Travel for 2010,” I was curious to see their choices for the best trends, destinations, journeys and experiences for the upcoming year.

Granddaughter works hard to retrieve honors

There was no fanfare nor pomp and circumstance when Gail “Mike” Myers headed home from World War II.

Since 2007, the Chillicothe Park District’s newest park is known as the former Neighborhood House Camp.