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Watching the news yesterday, commentators said what a sad day it was in Illinois for our governor to be impeached.

It’s been awhile since I’ve written a blog.

With the holidays finished, we at the newspaper office are back into the swing of things.

The highlight of this week’s paper, in my opinion, is the story about two IVC graduates, Bethany Ordaz and Zak Foste, and their work on now-President Barack Obama’s election campaign.

Happy Halloween from the Chillicothe Times-Bulletin staff!
 

Now is the time to leave well enough alone.

Chillicothe Ward 2 alderman Jim Thornton suggested a town hall meeting at the council's Oct. 13 meeting to allow city officials to discuss the possible gravel pit problems with land to the west of town.

Once you've asked for donations in a public place, you just don't feel the same as you pass them by.

Some people in Chillicothe didn't think this one through very well. How can boaters spend any time in Chillicothe when they have only 30 minutes to dock?

Does anybody in Chillicothe think it's strange to see four residents interested in running for mayor already?

It's only Oct. 1, so there's still plenty of time for people to join the fun or for those interested now to decide to not become an official candidate. (Petitions and economic interest statements are not filed until Dec. 8.)

And you think the Chillicothe City Council has a tough time keeping its own citizens happy, now the Loopers are talking about Chillicothe!

The council approved purchasing six-month options for property at 217 W. Cedar St., owned by John L. Gray Jr., and 223 W. Cedar St., owned by Grayboy Cycle Center Inc. at its meeting Aug. 11.

I hope everyone had a chance to perfect their corn eating skills Saturday.

The Chillicothe Shademakers/Beautification Board annually recognizes residents and businesses who keep their yards not only appealing to themselves, but also to the community at large.