Bernie and Max Stained Glass Art opened for business on North Paint Street in downtown Chillicothe and celebrated with a ribbon cutting on May 15, 2009. - Chillicothe Ross Chamber of Commerce photo galleries

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Chillicothe-Chamber > The bridge spanning Chillicothe's North High Street for hikers and bikers was dedicated Nov. 13, 2009 by Jolene Molitoris, director of the Ohio Department of Transportation (center) along with other city, county and state officials. The $1.2 million bridge provides more safety for those using the city's trail that connects to the Adena Triangle Trail that ends in Austin, just west of Frankfort.

Chillicothe-Chamber > Ohio University President Roderick McDavis (third from right) was on hand Nov. 12, 2009 to help dedicate the parkway project on the Chillicothe campus. The $2 million project gives the campus more of the look and feel of a small college while adding safety features and more parking spaces.

Chillicothe-Chamber > Joe Uhrig, with scissors, officially dedicated the opening of his office on North Plaza Boulevard on Nov. 5, 2009 with family, friends and chamber ambassadors.

Chillicothe-Chamber > Kim Bethel, fourth from right, did the honors at the ribbon cutting of her Academy Fitness Center at 30 E. Main St. in downtown Chillicothe on Oct. 2, 2009.

Chillicothe-Chamber > Huff Realty celebrated the opening of its office in dowtown Chillicothe at 12 S. Paint St. in the Foulke Block on May 21, 2009.

Bernie and Max Stained Glass Art opened for business on North Paint Street in downtown Chillicothe and celebrated with a ribbon cutting on May 15, 2009.

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