Good morning, Ross County. When it comes to busy days, Chillicothe's police force just had one for the record books. Officers responded to 11 incidents on July 19 alone, tackling everything from traffic violations to theft reports and a missing person case. The day unfolded like a police procedural, starting with a midnight citation and continuing through disorderly conduct complaints, a vehicle crash, and even criminal trespass at Walmart.
Meanwhile, baseball dominates the local sports scene with contrasting fortunes. Meigs Post 39 experienced the highs and lows of tournament play at Paints Stadium, while the Chillicothe Paints are stepping up to the plate for the community in a different way. Their upcoming Pixelle Employees Night will feature special mill-honoring uniforms and a generous $10,000 donation from Dr. Brian Cohen to support workers affected by the plant's closure—blending America's favorite pastime with hometown heart.
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☕️ What's Brewing Locally
🚓 Chillicothe police tackle busy day of crime and traffic violations. Officers responded to 11 incidents on July 19, including traffic stops, theft reports, and a missing person case. The day began with a midnight traffic citation on South Watt Street, followed by various calls including disorderly conduct complaints and a non-injury vehicle crash. Notable incidents included a theft at North Paint Street, a missing and possibly endangered male on South Douglas Avenue, and criminal trespass at Walmart. Traffic enforcement continued throughout the evening with citations issued for various violations.
⚾ Meigs Post 39 baseball team falls short in Chillicothe tournament. The American Legion squad competed over three days at Paints Stadium, starting with a 10-5 loss to Athens Post 21 despite being tied 2-2 before Athens' seven-run fifth inning. Post 39 bounced back with a 10-6 victory against Waverly on Thursday, scoring early with five runs in the first two frames. Their tournament run ended Friday with a loss to Chillicothe Post 757, despite a late rally that brought in three runs in the final inning. Hunter Needs was a standout performer throughout the tournament, collecting multiple hits and RBIs.
⚾ Chillicothe Paints honor local mill with special game night. The baseball team is hosting Pixelle Employees Night on July 21, offering free admission to current Pixelle workers and $1 tickets for their families. Dr. Brian Cohen of CohenOrthopedic is donating $10,000 to employees affected by the plant's closure, with twenty workers receiving $500 each through a drawing during the game. For the first time in 32 seasons, the Paints will wear specially designed alternate uniforms honoring Chillicothe's 200+ years of papermaking, with game-worn jerseys being auctioned online afterward.
🍞 Daily Bread Crumb
Cast your cares on the Lord and he will sustain you; he will never let the righteous be shaken.
-Psalm 55:22
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