Mexico Public Safety Report for 10/2/18
Mexico Public Safety responded to the following calls yesterday (Monday):
A fraud at 617 Mars.
A vehicle break in at 1441 Westwood.
Threats at 120 South Clark.
A scam at 1615 Curtis.
Mexico Public Safety responded to the following calls yesterday (Monday):
A fraud at 617 Mars.
A vehicle break in at 1441 Westwood.
Threats at 120 South Clark.
A scam at 1615 Curtis.
Mexico Public Safety responded to the following calls for service yesterday (Wednesday): Sexual assault in the 200 block of South Alabama Natural cover fire at the dead end of Josephine Street Non-injury accident at Monroe and Morris Early this (Thursday) morning, officers arrested 41-year old Michael C. Nelson for third degree assault.
The 24th ranked Missouri Tigers baseball team took down number 19 Missouri State 8-6 yesterday (Tuesday). Mizzou freshman designated hitter Chad McDaniel hit a go ahead double in the top of the 7th to lead the Tigers to victory. Mizzou improved to 24-9 on the year and snapped a four game skid against the Missouri…
With the recent news of deaths and health issues directly linked to the use of vaping and electronic cigarettes Mexico District Head Nurse Emily Buck and Mexico High School Nurse Kayla Pfeifer stopped by AM 1340 KXEO and the AM I Awake Morning Show to talk about the topic.
The Mexico Bulldogs High School Baseball Team lost 7-6 in extra innings to Kirksville last (Thursday) night. Jesse Fennewald, Tyler Thoenen and Andrew Runge had 2 hit games. The Bulldogs are now 8-7 on the season and 4-4 in the North Central Missouri Conference. Mexico is back at it on Tuesday when the play Boonville….
The following schools and businesses have announced closures for Wednesday, January 8, 2025. Mexico Public Schools. Centralia Public Schools. Community R6. Fulton Public Schools. Hallsville R-4 Schools. Moberly Public Schools will have an AMI day. North Callaway R-1. St. Brendan Catholic School. Wellsville Middletown R-1 Schools will have an AMI Day.
A Jefferson City broadcaster will be inducted into the Missouri Broadcasters Association Hall of Fame in June. Bob Priddy is a historian, author and broadcast journalist. Priddy worked for Missourinet from it’s beginning in 1974 until his retirement in 2014. He has written 5 books, and is currently working on 2 more with ties to…