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Optimistically Speaking

Feb 25, 2026 09:58AM

March…the gateway to spring. I can hardly wait until the crocus and daffodils break through the ground and the grass begins to green. For the Optimist’s Club, spring means we start gearing up for new programs and fundraisers. Our club rests, but we never sleep...

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Real Estate Over Coffee – The American Dream Still Lives at Home

Feb 25, 2026 09:57AM ● By Jeannie Quick, Sunflower Real Estate Group

For as long as I can remember, the American Dream meant one thing: owning a home. That belief has been passed down for generations, and there’s good reason for it. Homeownership is more than a milestone. It is a financial investment that builds equity, long-term stability, and generational wealth. But it goes even deeper than that.

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A Familiar Voice Takes Chillicothe History to the Next Chapter

Feb 25, 2026 09:54AM ● By Ginny Molleck

When we first began publishing the Chillicothe Hometown Voice in 2022, I had never met Brian Fislar. After just a few issues were distributed, Brian reached out to ask if I would be interested in him submitting historical articles for the paper. Since I wasn’t a lifelong Chillicothean, I wasn’t familiar with his name or just how deep his roots ran in our community.

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What’s Happening in Chillicothe...

Feb 25, 2026 09:53AM ● By the City of Chillicothe

March weather begins to warm and spring is in the air. Daylight savings time begins March 8th so don’t forget to update the clocks. With spring approaching, yard work begins. There are two ways of disposing of Landscape waste: 1) The burning of landscape waste – permitted only between April 1 and May 31 and between October 1 and December 15.

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In the Spotlight – Taylor Larson Cole: Cuddles with Kindness

Feb 25, 2026 09:50AM ● By Sherry Killion Adams

Heroes come in all shapes and sizes and are found in all walks of life. They can be first responders that rush in without fear of their own safety, military personnel that fight for our freedom, or they can be ordinary people that always think of others and come to the call to relieve their pain and suffering or calm their fears.

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February 2026 Issue

Jan 30, 2026 01:59PM

Read the February, 2026 edition of the Chillicothe Hometown Voice Newspaper.

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In The Spotlight – Rescue Roofing: Scott & Tracy Mohn

Jan 28, 2026 02:00PM

Scott and Tracy Mohn (pronounced Moon), originally from Peoria, moved to Chillicothe more than 20 years ago. Tracy is a nurse, and Scott had been working at another established roofing company in Peoria for over 20 years.

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How to Replace Your Mattress Without Overpaying

Jan 28, 2026 01:58PM ● By Ken Humphrey, President Mattress Liquidators & More in Pekin & Peoria

Most people hate mattress shopping. It’s often delayed for years because better sleep feels like it comes with a huge price tag. The truth is, overpaying isn’t necessary when you know what to look for and how to shop smarter.

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IVC Ghost Post

Jan 28, 2026 01:57PM

Students just celebrated Swing 2026 with a Circus-themed dance on Saturday, January 31st sponsored by the IVC Dance team. A great time was had by all! Thanks, IVC Spirits! The first week of February is “Happy School Counselors Week!” Be sure to stop by your counselor’s office this week to thank them for all the ways they support IVC students!

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Obituary – E. Diane Streibich

Jan 28, 2026 01:55PM

Diane loved Christmas, Scrooge, John Wayne, Jesus, learning, writing, sewing, cooking, entertaining, teaching, and Hicks Hollow Road. More than anything, though, Diane loved her family. Born in Flanagan, Illinois, on November 10, 1939 to Roger and Bernice (Milburn) Meils, Diane was the younger sister to Bruce, younger cousin to Ann, and older sister to Priscilla.

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