A man who was accused of setting fire to a mobile home while a woman was inside has been found not guilty by a jury in Columbia.
The jury began deliberating in the case against James Hall yesterday [Wednesday] afternoon.
The state alleged Hall was paid to set the home on fire in December of 2014 by his employer.
Story and photo credits to Leslie Meyer. Thousands of dollars in scholarships were awarded to students during the FFA Awards Banquet held at Community R6 in Laddonia on Thursday, May 9, 2024. The Clint Deimeke Foundation Outdoor Trap Shooting Scholarship recipient for the 2023/2024 school year was Mason Rohan. He is pictured here, accepting the…
The Auxvasse Lions Club is announcing the dates for both an open house for their new Community Center and the return of Loafer’s Week. The dedication of the new building is Saturday afternoon, August 7th at 2:30 and in conjunction with Auxvasse’s Sesquicentennial, they are serving a free whole hog dinner for those attending. Loafer’s…
No decisions on adding teams to the North Central Missouri Conference is being made right now. Area Superintendents from Moberly, Marshall, Fulton, Kirksville, Mexico, and Hannibal met yesterday (Thursday) in Mexico to discuss the future of the conference due to Boonville leaving at the end of this year. Superintendent of the Mexico School District Dr….
A free COVID-19 vaccination clinic will be offered in Audrain County on Friday, January 29th from 9am until 4pm at the Mexico Airport. The vaccinations will be available to anyone in Tiers 1 and 2 of Phase 1B of the state’s vaccination plan. The group includes those 65+ years of age and adults with high-risk…
Decisions expected anytime in the bench trial of Sergio Sayles’ in the fatal stabbing of Jasmine King as Closing arguments were scheduled for this morning at 9 a.m. Sergio Sayles’ defense team pressed Jefferson City Police officials yesterday on their evidence handling procedures during his ongoing murder trial, with particular focus on the treatment of…
