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11/10/2025

🎄 City of Chillicothe Employee Food Drive 🎄
The City of Chillicothe City Hall employees are hosting a holiday food drive to support elementary students and families in need this Christmas season.
If you would like to contribute, cash donations for food items will be accepted through December 1st, and non-perishable food items can be dropped off at City Hall, 715 Washington Street, through December 5th.
Your generosity will help us make a difference in the lives of local children this holiday season. ❤️
Together, we can spread kindness and cheer throughout our community!

11/07/2025

Public Forum for
Intensive Survey, Wabash/Railroad/Industrial Neighborhood

November 25, 2025 at 6:00 pm

Chillicothe Municipal Utilities
920 Washington St.
(Please use the North Door*)
Chillicothe, MO 64601

You are invited to a public forum to provide input regarding the intensive survey of the 120 structures in the 96-acre Wabash/Railroad/Industrial Neighborhood in the expanded downtown area (Project NO: P24AF02199-001). Please join us on November 25, 2025, at 6:00 pm at 920 Washington St. Chillicothe, MO 64601 to learn about the survey methods and the role of the project in forwarding historic preservation goals. We will offer a presentation, Q&A, and workshop-style conversation to discuss any questions that you may have about your home and property. You will gain information about the current draft methods and have the chance to offer suggestions and ideas.
You can download a draft of the project area, RFP, and agenda by visiting: https://www.chillicothecity.org/historic-preservation-commission/news/public-forum-intensive-survey-wabashrailroadindustrial
Your contributions are an essential part of our public process. Join us as we work to preserve our heritage!

Please invite your peers, neighbors, employees, and coworkers!

*PLEASE CONTACT AMY HESS, CITY CLERK AT 660-646-1877, 24 HOURS IN ADVANCE IF YOU NEED SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS AS THERE ARE STEPS TO ENTER THE BUILDING.

Send comments, questions, and requests to be added to the project ListServ to:
chillicothemoarchitecture@gmail.com

This material was produced with assistance from the Historic Preservation Fund, administered by the National Park Service, Department of the Interior and Missouri Department of Natural Resources, State Historic Preservation Office. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Department of the Interior or the Department of Natural Resources, State Historic Preservation Office, nor does the mention of trade names or commercial products constitute endorsement or recommendation.

11/07/2025

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08/19/2025

ST. LOUIS — A Missouri attorney has filed a sweeping federal lawsuit accusing multiple state officials, family court judges, commissioners, attorneys and guardians ad litem of participating in an organized

04/04/2025

⚠️ BREAKING: Possible abuse of office and illegal entry involving a Missouri State Senator (Cindy O’Laughlin) and the Shelby County Historical Society.

Three weeks ago, Kathleen Wilham allegedly authorized the secret removal of valuable historical items from the Shelby County museum — without notifying the board or the public.

One neighboring historical society received an entire trailer load, while another admitted receiving at least 10 boxes containing items that were “very valuable and should have never left the museum.”

To protect what remained, the locks were changed, and the museum was temporarily closed until a new board could be elected.

But on Saturday morning, something shocking happened…

Kathleen Wilham and State Senator Cindy O’Laughlin reportedly:
🔓 Broke through the newly installed locks
🛑 Disabled the security system protecting the museum’s assets
⚖️ Did so knowing both are represented by legal counsel

This was caught on security camera.
Yes—there’s a photo.

This raises serious legal and ethical questions:
•Who gave them the authority to enter?
•Under what justification were the locks breached and the security system dismantled?
•Were any more items removed?
•Why is a sitting Missouri State Senator involved in such a reckless act?

This is not just a local museum squabble. This is about:
Public property. Public trust. Legal boundaries.
And possibly, criminal misconduct.

The people of Shelby County — and Missouri — deserve answers.
They deserve accountability.
And they deserve to have their history protected.

Will Attorney General Andrew Bailey investigate?

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