No new cases COVID-19 being reported in Audrain County today (Friday).
According to a press release from the Audrain County Health Department as of ten this (Friday) morning there are 13 active cases and 5 more cases have made a recovery since Thursday’s report.
Of the 179 total cases of COVID-19 in the county 165 have made recoveries with 1 death.
A Columbia man is dead after a one-car accident in Monroe County last (Thursday) night. According to the Missouri Highway Patrol it happened on Highway AA, 2.5 miles southeast of Paris. A vehicle driven by 43-year-old David A. Davidson ran off the right side of the road, collided with the ground and overturned. Davidson was…
The Arthur Center will be hosting several Town Hall Meetings, in various locations this month. Starting this week on Thursday (January 4th), a town hall will be held at the Reach Church in Montgomery City from 7-8. Other times and locations include, January 9th in Mexico from 7-8 at the Arthur Center Community Health Building….
Winter sports are just around the corner at Mexico High School with boys and girls basketball starting practices next week as is girls wrestling; boys wrestling begin their practices in a couple of weeks. According to Activities Director Brandon Schafer, there have been no coaching changes with the exception of Gayle Adams adding to his…
A Mexico landmark is closing their doors at the end of April. A & B Pharmacy has been purchased by the Webber family of pharmacies and will be shuttered effective April 30th. According to David Ham, pharmacist at A & B since 1982, the Webbers purchased the inventory and patient files only and existing A…
Columbia Public Schools announced today [Thursday] that Jennifer Rucksted has been selected as the new assistant superintendent for secondary education. Rucksted is currently the principal at Rock Bridge High School, a position she has held since 2013. She holds a doctoral degree in educational leadership from the University of Missouri. Rucksted will begin her new…
The Mexico Board of Education heard updates about the reconfiguration process and about IReady testing at Monday’s meeting. Superintendent Dr. Zach Templeton says the reconfiguration is going well and the classrooms are mostly ready from furniture to be moved in to prepare for the arrival of Pre-K through Kindergarten students. He reports there is a…
