Good morning, Ross County. The rockets' red glare took a destructive turn on South Brownell Street this weekend when fireworks damaged multiple vehicles, despite Chillicothe's city-wide ban on such displays. While fireworks may be legal statewide on July 5, local authorities are investigating the incident as criminal damaging and urging witnesses to come forward with information or footage that might shed light on Saturday night's chaos.
Meanwhile, history came alive at the Ross County Heritage Center as re-enactor Curt Radabaugh transformed into George Washington, captivating audiences with his passionate portrayal of our first president. On the law enforcement front, Independence Day kept Chillicothe police particularly busy with 13 incidents ranging from domestic disputes at Jerry's Pizza to traffic violations and stalking complaints, proving that even on holidays, our officers remain vigilant throughout the community.
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💥 Fireworks celebration turns destructive on South Brownell Street. Multiple vehicles were damaged late Saturday night in Chillicothe, Ohio, when fireworks were set off in the 42 block of the street. Police responded at 10:47 p.m. on July 5 and are investigating the incident as criminal damaging and endangering. While fireworks are legal in Ohio on July 5, Chillicothe has a city ban in place prohibiting their use. Authorities are asking anyone with information or video footage to come forward as the investigation continues.
🎭 History buff brings George Washington to life in Chillicothe. Re-enactor Curt Radabaugh captivated audiences at the Ross County Heritage Center with an hour-long portrayal of the first president, followed by a Q&A session. Though based in Pennsylvania, Ohio-born Radabaugh travels widely to perform historical interpretations, including Daniel Boone and General George Patton. For Radabaugh, these historical portrayals aren't a career but a passionate hobby, with his next performance scheduled at the Muskingum Historical Society in Zanesville.
🚓 Chillicothe police faced busy Independence Day with 13 incidents citywide. Multiple domestic disputes dominated the holiday calls, including incidents at Jerry's Pizza and on several residential streets. Officers also responded to theft complaints, traffic violations, and a stalking case throughout the day. Several drivers received citations for suspended licenses and expired registrations, with one motorist given a July 14 court date. Police indicated that multiple investigations remain active and encouraged citizens with information to contact the department.
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And whatever you do, whether in word or deed, do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through him.
-Colossians 3:17
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