Chillicothe

I went to Chilicothe for a job interview. The interviewer asked if I had any interest in taking up hog raising as a hobby. I said I hadn’t really considered it. He said “that’s what we do around here, and if you don’t like hog raising, you probably won’t stay around too long”

I lived in Chillicothe for about a year and I worked for the public school system there. We found out we were having a baby and we didnt’t want to try to raise our kids there. I lived on S. Paint Street on the same block as the Library. Many of the buildings are old and beautiful, but everywhere you go people run up to your car, and beg for money so they go buy some more crack. The first weekend I lived there someone broke one of my car windows. Many of the people that I met were not very friendly, and seemed to have an “I’m better than you Attitude.”
I would never live in Chillicothe again, but to each there own.

I have spent lots of time here. Yes, the smell is unmistakeable, but you get used to it. It’s a nice little town.

Old newspaper factory makes the town smell bad when passing through. Once you are there, it is not noticeable.

There are alot of great resturants and places to shop.