Good morning, Pike County. From police blotters to economic revivals, this week's headlines paint a portrait of a community in motion. The local IHOP became the scene of a felonious assault during what turned out to be an extraordinarily busy Sunday for Chillicothe police, who responded to a dozen cases ranging from theft to drug violations across town. Meanwhile, the former Pixelle paper mill has sprung back to life with remarkable speed – just three days after acquisition, U.S. Medical Glove Company has already installed two production lines capable of creating 200,000 gloves weekly.
Literary enthusiasts have reason to celebrate as the 61st annual AAUW book sale returns next week, transforming the former Petland location into a bibliophile's paradise. With donation bins requiring twice-daily emptying, expect tables overflowing with literary treasures. Budget-conscious readers might want to mark their calendars for Saturday's special – just $1 for an entire grocery bag of books. Talk about a page-turning deal!
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🚓 Chillicothe police tackle felonious assault at IHOP during busy weekend. Officers responded to multiple incidents across the city on Sunday, October 12, including the serious early morning situation at the restaurant on Consumer Center Drive. Throughout the day, police handled various cases ranging from theft at Marco's Pizza to drug use in the presence of a child, along with multiple traffic stops resulting in citations. The department logged 12 total cases for the day, with several investigations still ongoing, including two warrant services and reports of disorderly conduct at Yoctangee Park.
🧤 Glove company breathes new life into shuttered Chillicothe paper mill. U.S. Paper Mill Company, a subsidiary of U.S. Medical Glove Company, has already installed two functional glove production lines just three days after acquiring the former Pixelle facility. Investor Robin Bernstein, a Trump-era ambassador, envisions a diversified operation that will include both glove manufacturing and restarting some paper production. Each production line can produce more than 200,000 gloves weekly, with plans for "totally vertical production" including packaging. Company leaders emphasized American manufacturing independence and promised to develop a comprehensive plan with community input to revitalize the local economy.
📚 Book lovers rejoice: Chillicothe's massive AAUW sale returns next week. The 61st annual event will run October 14-18 at the former Petland location in Central Center, offering countless donated books that filled an entire shop with tables. Bargain hunters can attend "First Choice Night" on Tuesday for a $5 entrance fee, while Saturday offers a special deal of $1 per grocery bag of books. Co-chairs Cheryl Swan and Michael Mankin noted that some donation bins needed emptying twice daily, continuing the tradition that previously took place at Trinity Methodist Church.
🏡 Real Estate Reveals
Rural foreclosure unknown condition: This foreclosure auction offers a 3 bed, 2 bath home on 11 acres in Rarden, OH for a minimum bid of $183,333. No interior access is available and a 5% buyer's premium applies to the winning bid.
Buildable lot with fire damage: Vacant lot with utilities priced at $10,500, offering over an acre for building or other purposes. Mobile home on property has fire damage beyond repair.
Stylish tri-level near downtown: Priced at $259,900, this tri-level 3-bed, 2-bath home on a large fenced corner lot offers modern flair with updated paint colors, ample living space, and a double car garage within walking distance to downtown Waverly.🗓️ Happenings & Hoopla
🍞 Daily Bread Crumb
Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight.
-Proverbs 3:5-6
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