Downtown Clean Up Day

 Their efforts didn’t stop at cleaning—volunteers also added a bit of seasonal flair by decorating the downtown flower boxes with oversized, decorative carrots. The whimsical touches bring a playful springtime vibe to the streetscape, delighting both locals and visitors. In addition, Easter eggs were hidden throughout the downtown area. Community members who find one are encouraged to snap a photo and tag @mainstreetchilli on social media.

Thanks to the hard work of the Main-iacs and volunteers, downtown Chillicothe is looking fresher and more festive than ever. Special recognition goes to Zoey Warren, Martin Moore, Alex Warren, Anya Moore, Issac Moore, and Debbie Clemens for their time and dedication to this community effort.

Main Street Chillicothe is proud to support youth engagement and leadership through the Main-iacs program. Events like the Downtown Clean-Up Day highlight the meaningful contributions young people make when given opportunities to get involved.

For more information about Main Street Chillicothe’s initiatives or to learn how you can participate, visit www.downtownchilli.com or follow @mainstreetchilli on social media.

About Main Street Chillicothe Main Street Chillicothe is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving, revitalizing, and enhancing downtown Chillicothe. By fostering community pride, supporting small businesses, and celebrating our rich history, we are building a stronger and more vibrant future for our community. For more information or to make a donation, please visit www.downtownchilli.com/partnership/ or contact us at 660-646-4071. As a Missouri Main Street Accredited program, MAIN STREET CHILLICOTHE is a recognized, leading program among the state network of more than 50 districts and communities who share both a commitment to creating high-quality places and to building stronger communities through preservation-based economic development. As a Main Street America Accredited Program, Chillicothe Main Street, Inc. is a recognized leading program among the national network of more than 1,200 neighborhoods and communities who share both a commitment to creating high-quality places and to building stronger communities through preservation-based economic development. All Main Street America Accredited Programs meet a set of National Accreditation Standard of Performance as outlined by the National Main Street Center. Special thanks to our current partners, many "Friends of Main Street" supporters, and our volunteers who make it all happen. This place matters and so do you