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All proceeds support the Lyman England Scholarship Fund sponsored by the Chillicothe Track & Field/Cross Country Official's Association. It is an out-and-back course on the Chillicothe Bike Path, starting and finishing behind the Chillicothe Pump House, outbound to the east, returning to the west. Walkers are encouraged and welcome! Event details and schedule: Start: Start […]

The 2017 Health, Safety & Fitness Expo will be brought to you by Pickaway-Ross Adult Education and Adena Health Systems. This event is open to the public and will include different types of health screenings, fitness demonstrations, safety discussions, plenty of vendors and more! This year's expo will offer new and exciting activities and forums.

The perfect way to set aside time to assemble your scrapbooking memories amid convivial company and without interruption. Lunch, dinner and snacks provided to enable you to concentrate on your scrapbooking skills. Not only will you be set up with a personal six-foot table, but you will have electrical and Wi-Fi access. Participating vendors will […]

Forgive to Live seminar - during this free simulcast event, Dr. Dick Tibbits presents original medical research demonstrating how forgiveness can actually prevent heart disease as well as reduce multiple other negative physical and emotional elements in a person. Discover what forgiveness means and tools for finding peace. Learn steps to relief and steps for […]

The March 18th Performance of The Paint Valley Jamboree will feature Bobby Blanton with Stephanie Stanley. Tickets for the Jamboree are $10 at the door.  Reserve your seats for the Paint Valley Jamboree by purchasing season tickets for the 8 spring shows using the ticket button below or by calling the box office at 740-634-3333.  Tickets […]

The Goldsberrys with Eric Nassau at Steiner's Speakeasy. Steiner's specializes in craft beer, premium wines, and an extensive drink menu featuring prohibition style cocktails.

The exhibition is composed of 80 pieces of art created by the disabled disabilities community from grade school through seniors. Several community organizations worked with these artists including Easter Seals, First Capital Enterprises, Frontier Options, Goodwill Industries and Good Hands. This exhibition is sponsored by the Pioneer Center.

Looking for a Book Club, but don't have time in the evening? Bring your lunch to the Main Library for our mid-day book club. We will discuss Carol Rifka Brunt's Tell the Wolves I'm Home Please register at: www.crcpl.org.