The Mexico Senior Center hosted active and retired law enforcement officers in their first Law Enforcement Appreciation Day today. [Thursday]
Senior Center Director Ione Bickell says approximately 29 officers, deputies and Missouri State Highway Patrolmen were present.
The Mexico Bulldogs softball girls with the second NCMC game of the year, are at home tonight (Tuesday) taking on the Kirksville Tigers. The Lady Bulldogs are coming off a third place finish at the Columbia Battle Tournament this past weekend and have a record of 4-2. Mexico has 31 consecutive games in the North…
The Martinsburg Area Fire Protection District is the recipient of a $1,000 community impact grant from POET Bioprocessing in Laddonia. The POET Community impact Grant program is a one-time grant of up to $4,000 for local non-profits, schools, churches, earth-friendly groups and individuals who are ready to lead a project that will improve their town.
Missouri Governor Eric Greitens released the results of the investigations of the state veterans homes today, and the results varied between the locations. The investigation was triggered after numerous complaints and concerns from the St. Louis location. Brenda Ezell, the Administrator of the Mexico Veteran’s Home, says there were certain items in the reports…
Congressional leaders and President Donald Trump are announcing they have reached an agreement to end the partial shutdown and fund the government until February 15th. While hundreds of thousands of government workers missed paychecks during the 35 day standoff many organizations tried to help. The Better Business Bureau is warning people to be careful of…
The Mexico Lady Bulldogs fell to the Southern Boone Eagles 52 to 41 in the opening round of the California Girls Tournament last (Monday) night. Head Coach Ed Costley reports the girls played a really good first half, with the offense going stagnate in the third quarter. Raigan Playter and Shelbi Shaw had 11 points…
Voters in Missouri make their decision known in the mid term elections yesterday (Tuesday). In statewide races, Eric Schmitt will be Missouri’s newest U.S. Senator, picking up 55.4 percent of the vote. Scott Fitzpatrick was the choice of the people for State Auditor with nearly 60% of the votes cast. Sam Graves will represent District…
