Good morning, Ross County. The battle against homelessness in our community is gaining a powerful ally as the Chillicothe-Ross Community Foundation launches its 2025 Fall Grant Cycle with a special focus on this critical issue. Local non-profits have until October 3 to submit applications for funding that could strengthen everything from arts programs to health services. Meanwhile, Chillicothe's police force had their hands full recently, responding to multiple theft reports, documenting an assault case, and even assisting with a concerning incident involving someone reportedly jumping into traffic near US 23.
On the brighter side of local news, the Miami Trace tennis team continues its impressive season, delivering a flawless 5-0 sweep against Chillicothe. Both singles players and doubles teams dominated their matches, extending their winning streak in the Frontier Athletic Conference. The Panthers will look to maintain their perfect record when they host Washington tomorrow afternoon—another chance to showcase our region's remarkable athletic talent.
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💰 Chillicothe-Ross Community Foundation opens 2025 Fall Grant Cycle with new focus. Non-profit organizations in Ross County can now apply for funding until October 3 to support community-strengthening initiatives. This year's cycle highlights a special priority on addressing homelessness within the county, aiming to make significant impact on this critical issue. Eligible categories include arts and culture, children, health and human services, community development, and more. The Foundation seeks qualified 501(c)(3) organizations whose projects demonstrate broad community impact or solutions to local needs.
🚓 Chillicothe police tackle busy day of crime and crises. Officers responded to multiple theft reports on North Watt Street and Mechanic Street, with both cases remaining under investigation. The most serious incident occurred at South Hickory Street, where police documented an assault in which the victim was "knowingly caused harm." Throughout the day, authorities also handled suicidal threat calls, vandalism at Sherman Park, and assisted in apprehending a Highland County warrant subject. The day concluded with officers helping state troopers with a man reportedly jumping into traffic near US 23.
🎾 Miami Trace tennis team dominates Chillicothe with perfect 5-0 sweep. The Panthers secured their second consecutive Frontier Athletic Conference victory on Monday, August 25, 2025. Standout performances came from singles players Ava Shull and Kielyn Daugherty, who won their matches convincingly. The doubles teams were equally impressive, with Ta'Kyia Yahn/Lizzy Turner and Emma Hagler/Taegan Wood both claiming decisive victories. Miami Trace will look to continue their winning streak when they host Washington tomorrow at 4:30 p.m.
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And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose.
-Romans 8:28
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