Ross County • June 16, 2025
Good morning, Ross County. Downtown Chillicothe transformed into a rumbling showcase of American manufacturing prowess as over 50 decorated Kenworth trucks thundered through the streets during the 4th annual truck parade. The dazzling procession has quickly established itself as a beloved summer tradition, drawing spectators to witness these rolling works of art while celebrating the iconic truck manufacturer's presence in our community.
Beyond the parade excitement, Chillicothe police had their hands full with 26 incidents in a single action-packed day on June 14. Officers tackled everything from drug possession and traffic violations to handling an unrestrained dog and assisting a man found lying on a sidewalk. Meanwhile, the courthouse area bustled with activity as hundreds gathered for demonstrations, with both protesters and counter-protesters making their voices heard as part of a nationwide event.
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๐ Chillicothe police tackle 26 incidents in action-packed day. Officers responded to a wide range of situations on June 14, from drug possession and traffic violations to theft reports and disorderly conduct calls. Notable incidents included removing illegally parked cars for a parade, handling an unrestrained dog complaint, and responding to a combative individual who injured an officer during arrest. The day's activities also featured several criminal mischief reports and concluded with officers assisting a man found lying on a sidewalk along N. Bridge Street.
๐ Decorated Kenworth trucks thunder through Downtown Chillicothe in dazzling parade. The 4th annual Kenworth Truck Parade featured over 50 impressively adorned trucks rolling through the Ohio city on June 14, 2025. Captured by Shelby Reeves of the Chillicothe Gazette, the entertainment event has become a summer tradition for the community. The parade showcases the iconic American truck manufacturer while bringing spectators to Downtown Chillicothe for the festive display.
๐ข Hundreds flood Chillicothe streets in nationwide No Kings protest. The rally, held on June 14, 2025, brought demonstrators with signs and chants to the Ross County Courthouse. Counter-protesters also gathered at the same location, displaying Trump support through flags and signage. The Chillicothe demonstration was part of a larger national movement, with participants from both sides making their voices heard in this small Ohio city.
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In a quiet neighborhood, a series of vehicle break-ins were reported over the weekend. Thieves targeted unlocked cars, making off with personal items and valuables. Residents are reminded to always lock their car doors and keep items out of sight.
A late-night convenience store robbery took place where an unknown suspect threatened the cashier and demanded cash. Thankfully, no one was injured during the incident, and local authorities are reviewing security footage to help identify the suspect.
An attempted burglary at a local business was foiled by a vigilant neighbor who noticed suspicious activity. The police were called, and the suspect fled the scene but left behind valuable evidence. The community is applauded for its quick response and involvement in neighborhood safety.
Reports emerged of a vandalism spree at a city park where several benches and picnic tables were spray-painted. Local officials are investigating the damage and have stated that community members can help by reporting any information related to the incident.
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Do not let any unwholesome talk come out of your mouths, but only what is helpful for building others up according to their needs, that it may benefit those who listen.
-Ephesians 4:29
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