WBEX-AM Podcast

Allison Sharer explained the complicated factors in dealing with with Ohio's upcoming medical marijuana law

Dave Tatman says his committee wants him to see preparing to make downtown Second Street two-way farther along.

Chillicothe Council appropriated $15,000 to repair air conditioner problems, and Aaron Hines saw his ordinance pass on first reading.

Pat Patrick saw one of the wells for city water to be replaced, and reported on Nuisance Abatement.

Two artists share the Pump House show this month. Lanny Stout says he's hard to pin down since he likes both 2-D and 3-D art.

Two artists share the Pump House show this month. Keith Jones has 36 photos in the show and says he picked that up in high school with his mom teaching photography at Bishop Flaget.

Judicial committee chair Julie Strawser said Circleville Council announced they have given up on a proposed nuisance animals ordinance.

Circleville Council Finance chair Barry Keller said the so-called "tax budget" required by the state at the middle of the year is $22 million dollars

Chillicothe Council approved their own new five-year-plan led by Dustin Proehl

In Chillicothe Council, Pat Patrick said the city bus system picked up a new client that should be profitable

Service Director Don Sherman said the visitors bureau and county park district donated six or seven bike racks and two benches in time for GOBA

Councilman Aaron Hines saw his ordinance pass to start paying the county, to help with repairs to the Law Enforcement Center they share.

In Chillicothe Council, engineering chair Dave Tatman saw three ordinances pass to improve streets, sidewalks, and cellular service.

David Polk is the past president of the board of the Ross-Chillicothe Convention & Visitors Bureau, and was the emcee at their 5th annual Tourism Banquet.

Two Paint Valley School Board members said they resigned during the furor over the non-renewal of Basketball Coach Dave Shoemaker.

Two speakers addressed the Paint Valley School Board...over the non-renewal of Basketball Coach Dave Shoemaker in the last board meeting

Bob Armstrong described himself as a former teacher, coach, administrator, Paint Valley native..and brother-in-law to Shoemaker. He gave a long talk about how school board members should behave.

Kari Gunter-Seymour is the founder and curator of "Women of Appalchia." She explains the show where women are the focus of the current Pump House art exhibit.

Barry Keller explains paying to study the gym and industrial arts wing of the former Everts School for rehab

Auditor Gayle Spangler explains adjusting the TIF around the former Thompson Plant and the other side of US 23 south of Circleville

Chillicothe Council paid for a new computer to prevent another attack of ransomware in the Transit Department.

Council president Bruce Arnold worked to get council sessions back on television with old equipment in the building...but age keeps getting in the way

Energetic 22-year-old Justin Green has visited Circleville Council several times, asking about recycling for the city.

A ribbon-cutting opened Circleville's first-of-its-kind "youth drop-in center" by PARS, the Pickaway Area Recovery Services. Kids and adults crammed into a former church camp bookstore to initiate an alternate place to have fun at 457 East Ohio Street.

Joel Fleurima saw his ordinance pass to pay about $20,000 for six "driver feedback signs" in Chillicothe Council