Margi (Downing) Carlson wants residents to know at least one thing about her new business. “We sell only new furniture.”

She and co-owner Dan Sarver recently opened River Valley Second Chances at 921 N. Second St.

Not just the smell of food cooking grabs your senses as you walk into Bldg. G Bar and Grill in Mossville.

Associated Bank is one of the top sponsors of the 20th annual Center for Prevention of Abuse Duck Race.

After a long period of inactivity, Chillicothe Mortuary is up and running under the management of Don Clary.

Growing comes naturally for children at Skillestad’s Homegrown Learning Center in Mossville.

What used to baffle her mother has turned profitable for Chillicothean Dalyne Mooney.

Spring has sprung, and a new business blossoms in downtown Chillicothe.

Times have changed for barbers.

Originally, they were called upon to take care of such medical emergencies as letting blood, removing teeth, lancing boils and removing bullets.

Although Mary Schreiber still makes house calls, she limits her busy schedule to simply cutting hair at Mary’s Clippin’ Post.

With a shortage of skilled maintenance workers across the county, one North Peoria company decided to train their own future work force, by reaching out to high school graduates in Peoria, Tazewell and Woodford counties.

Chillicothe lost one of its most respected former businessmen last week when Mal Morrissey died in Missouri.

Mayor Gary Fyke also honors Darlene Kumpf with City Civic Award