Chris Balusik, Chillicothe Gazette

Chris Balusik

Chillicothe Gazette

Scioto Township, OH, United States

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Past articles by Chris:

Bishop Flaget team programming for Lego success

Competition stresses teamwork, patience and creative thinking to tackle challenges presented to students. → Read More

Where do things sit with Rural King, Texas Roadhouse, Captain D's?

Rural King, Texas Roadhouse, Captain D's are all at various stages of developing their Chillicothe plans. → Read More

TOP 10 of 2018: Piketon waste cell controversy continues

Despite entering the year with several resolutions of opposition, opponents made little headway in 2018 to stop progress of on-site disposal facility. → Read More

Should your school teach cursive writing?

New state legislation provides tools for local school districts to revive handwriting skills among students. → Read More

Cooks Hill Road closure latest slippage issue for county

Wet year has created hillside slippage problems on several county roads throughout 2018. No time frame for reopening Cooks Hill Road has been set. → Read More

Top 10 of 2018: New additions, fond farewells part of year in business

New faces in retail growth, industrial expansions and the loss of some familiar businesses marked 2018 while prospects loom for 2019. → Read More

City schools eye entrance into esports craze

Believe it or not, video game players may find college scholarships and other opportunities ahead in greater numbers as tech needs grow. → Read More

TOP 10 of 2018: Paper mill exploring new future

Year saw the end of the Glatfelter era and the beginning of a new chapter of planned investment with efficiency a watchword to compete. → Read More

'Scary life' gets unexpected holiday help

Pike Pet Pals in the right place at the right time to connect a Worthington youth with a badly needed diabetic alert dog that recently lost its owner. → Read More

City faces dilemma at wastewater plant

Council asked to approve nearly $200,000 to replace failed boiler while awaiting facility review of facility for future large rehab project. → Read More

Budget debate asks how many fountains is too many?

While original plan was to install five fountains in Yoctangee Park lake over three years, some council members question whether expense is worth it. → Read More

Deal close to bring health services to Mount Logan

Final details being worked out between the city schools, Adena Health System and Hopewell Health Centers to improve access for east side residents. → Read More

Voluntary separations offered to Piketon cleanup workers

Fluor-BWXT says offer for up to 75 employees tied to a shift in cleanup needs rather than any project funding shortfalls. → Read More

Rare canine cancer inspires author's work

Amy Kabel donates children's book based on beloved pet to Adena Cancer Center to help educate cancer patients, raise awareness of sarcoma. → Read More

Horizon workers forsake gifts to help area children

During their holiday party, Horizon employees spent time creating personal hygiene kits that will be distributed to schools across multiple counties. → Read More

'Wow!' factor visible in new Chillicothe Intermediate School

Several unique touches added to new grades 3 through 6 building as it prepares to welcome students Jan. 7. → Read More

'Galaxy far, far away' gets a Frankfort connection

1999 Adena High School graduate Amy Ratcliffe completes book featuring 75 well- and lesser-known female characters from the "Star Wars" universe. → Read More

'Galaxy far, far away' gets a Frankfort connection

1999 Adena High School graduate Amy Ratcliffe completes book featuring 75 well- and lesser-known female characters from the "Star Wars" universe. → Read More

Food truck law passes, but with concern voiced

Mayor hopes legislation will encourage more mobile food vendors, but councilwoman feels it contains regulations that will not be enforced. → Read More

Longtime voice of the Cavaliers falls silent

Bill Riley, remembered for his longtime service with the Cavalier Club and as PA announcer at Chillicothe sporting events, passes away at 91. → Read More