Mr. Anthony Senors was the featured local guest on AM 1340 KXEO and the Am I Awake Morning Show today.
Mr. Senors is the history teacher at the Mexico High School and Assistant Wrestling Coach and talked about how he is staying connected with students after the school closure due to COVID-19.
Several events will be taking place over the next several days in Centralia to honor veterans for their service. Starting tomorrow (Thursday) Phyliss Brown Centrlalia Cemetery Sexton says 458 flags will be raised in the cemetery. The flag raising at the cemetery in Centralia started in 2006 with 120 flags and has grown to 458…
A disturbance in Dixon, Missouri has left one man with a stab wound. Maries County Sheriff’s Department reports it happened Saturday Evening when two men who are said to be relatives where in an altercation. Deputies report one man had lacerations to the head and suspected broken bones in one or both arms. Both of…
The National Weather Service says that even though the snow has stopped in most of mid-Missouri, road conditions could continue to deteriorate as temperatures drop and moisture on the roadway freezes. Audrain County Emergency Management Director Nicholas Tietsort asks drivers to be mindful of crews working on the roads and give them plenty of room…
(Photo credits to David Pickering) Mexico High School is announcing the first girl in school history will be continuing her wrestling career at the college level. Mexico Girls Wrestling senior Katie Bowen has signed with William Woods University. Katie says her goal going into her final season with Mexico Girls Wrestling is to bring home…
The Mexico Board of Education approved the reconfiguration of the district that would send Pre-K through Kindergarten to McMillan, while first through fifth graders would be divided between Hawthorne and Eugene Field. Board members Nate Birt, Scott Hobbs and Kelli Teel spoke out in support of the reorganization of the district. In the final vote,…
The Missouri Department of Transportation has issued a travel advisory this evening. MoDot says crews will be out in most of Northeast Missouri to put down material where it is needed, and to monitor roads and bridges, but says black ice can be deceiving on pavement. Many area residents will be commuting home from work…
