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The outside of the building looks the same, and the resident cat does, too, but a couple of the faces have changed.

Dr. Justin Brown, DVM, who will soon start his 10th year in business as a veterinarian, now owns Brown Animal Hospital in the former Turner Animal Clinic at 216 R Pine St.

Sales to assist local, international groups in need

As a former youth pastor, the challenge of helping those within the community or those around the world tugged Brent Ressler in opposite directions.

“Why does it have to be an ‘or?’ Why can’t it be an ‘and?’” he asked.

Now he has an idea to do both.

Offers Charley Biggs’ Chicken n’ Sauce!

When someone says their business has almost tripled, especially in these rough economic times, they must be doing something right.

Area residents will have the opportunity to learn more about local businesses, as well as a number of business-related topics at the 2010 Business Expo from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at Pearce Community Center, 610 W. Cedar St.

Company becomes city’s largest employer

Mediacom now occupies two buildings on Plaza Drive and celebrated the occasion with a ribbon cutting Thursday.

Now 28 more seats

The next time the hunger for crab Rangoon or egg rolls hits, head over to Haylumoon for appetizers and a meal.

When just a 4-year-old, Cami Noonen took her first dance class.

Now, 20 years later, Noonen is taking her love of children and dance to the next level and opening Cami’s Dance Studio.

Masterson joins Chilli Bowl team

When the Chilli Bowl reopens Monday, patrons will find a world of changes in both offerings and design.

Owners Danny and Shawna Colwell have teamed up with Sandy Masterson to offer a more extensive offering of food and fun at the bowling alley.

Just a little over a month ago, on the 13th of April, Stadium Pizza opened its doors. 

Located in what used to be Grant’s Inn in Mossville, Stadium Pizza is a pizzeria and bar, with an emphasis on being a family restaurant.

Chillicotheans may want to visit Chillicothe Elementary Center Saturday to see what Chillicothe businesses and organizations offer.

The Web site of the Chillicothe Times-Bulletin hit a milestone Thursday with 10,000 hits.

Launching the Web site mid-March, the staff of the weekly newspaper made a commitment to getting more up-to-date news out to Chillicotheans via the Web.

The Chillicothe Times-Bulletin received two Illinois Press Association awards today at the annual IPA luncheon at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Springfield.

When mama says “mangia,” everyone better “mangia.”

At Bella Roma Restaurante at 226 N. Fourth St., mama’s influence spreads throughout the kitchen, including breakfast, lunch and dinner seven days a week.

This week, a new shop opened at 420 N. Fourth St., Suite D, the site of the former Lester’s Donuts.