Mexico Public Schools are starting the the first day of the new year today (Wednesday).
Drivers in Mexico are being asked to use caution and be aware of a school speed zone time change.
Mexico Public Safety Chief Susan Rockett says the school speed zones time change are new for this year.
Although the times have changed the speed limit remains 20 miles per hour in a school zone.
The Mexico Bulldogs boys wrestling team honored former Centralia wrestling coach Bryan Schmidt during a meet last night at the Mexico High School. Everyone wore Smitty Style shirts to honor the former coach who passed away in November of 2021. Mexico Wrestling Coach Gayle Adams says “I wanted to honor Bryan he was mentor and…
(Photo Credits To Leslie A. Meyer Photography) Several Community R6 track stars are conference champs after competing at a rescheduled meet in Glasgow yesterday (Tuesday). Trojans boys conference champs include Justin Duenke in the shot put. Dylan Hoyt was a champ in the mile and 2 mile event. Top 8 finishes: Boys 4×800-Dylan-Aaron-Clayton-Justin-2nd Place Boys…
An annual Thanksgiving Day tradition will include Marching Mizzou this year. Marching Mizzou is one of a dozen bands marching in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade that steps off from West 77th Street and Central Park West and in fact will lead the parade. When the band gets to Macy’s Herald Square, they’ll perform an…
An Auxvasse woman is recovering from moderate injuries after an accident on Highway 54 yesterday (Sunday) morning. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, the accident happened at 10:40 on westbound Highway 54 at County Road 220 when vehicles driven by 54-year old Rita A. Brown of Auxvasse and 55-year old Stephen J. Ahlers of…
No word yet on the official sentence handed down this morning by Judge Richard Scheibe, but a sentence of 4-years in the Missouri Department of Corrections was recommended by the state this morning at the Audrain County Courthouse in Mexico, for Janae M. Nunnelly. She is the Mexico woman who pleaded guilty last year to…
The Randolph County Health Department is announcing the county’s first death related to complications from COVID-19. In a Facebook post earlier today (Thursday), they say that the resident was hospitalized on July 6th and remained there until their death. No other information on the deceased was released.
