Audrain County Health Department Releases May Food Establishment Inspection Report
The Audrain County Health Department is releasing the May Food Establishment Report.
A total of 11 businesses were inspected.

The Audrain County Health Department is releasing the May Food Establishment Report.
A total of 11 businesses were inspected.

(Photo credit to Eric Mattson) The Mexico High School volleyball team beat North Callaway 3-1 on the road on Wednesday, September 11, 2024. Mexico improved their record to 2-0 and hosts the Marshall Lady Owls on Thursday, September 12, 2024. The Mexico High School girls tennis team hosted the Hannibal Lady Pirates on Tuesday, September…
Calls for service: Mexico Public responded to the following calls for service on Monday, November 4, 2024: Stealing or theft on South Jefferson and at West Monroe. Trespassing on West Monroe. Domestic physical incident at West Pearson. Unwanted subject on West Monroe. Ex-parte violation at MacFarlane. Property damage on South Morris Street/Carrico. Suspicious vehicle at…
The First ever Tyronn Lue Tournament of Champions kicked off at the Mexico High School last (Thursday) night. In the opening game it was Glendale boys over Fort Zumwalt 97-81. The second game was an overtime thriller with the host team Mexico Bulldogs boys defeating Riverview Gardens 78-76. The first game tonight (Friday) is at…
Sgt. Garrett Sauer, a native of Truxton, Missouri, assigned to Strike Fighter Squadron (VFA) 125. The command is a joint strike fighter squadron located aboard the U.S. Navy’s largest master jet base in Lemoore, California. Sauer joined the Marine Corps five years ago. Today, Sauer serves as a fixed-wing aircraft mechanic. “I joined to serve…
Audrain County is seeing a slight rise in COVID-19 cases according to numbers released today (Wednesday) by the Audrain County Health Department. There are 51 active cases in the county, up 6 from last week. Active probable cases dropped by 2 this week to 23. Mexico has 31 cases this week compared to 28 last…
The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education received word today [Thursday] they have received a $6.5 million grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The money will be used to fund the Stronger Together Missouri project, which aims to implement a comprehensive, statewide birth-to-kindergarten entry needs assessment. It will also be…