Halloween Changes For Missouri Veterans Home
The Missouri Veterans Home in Mexico is announcing changes for Halloween.
Due to COVID-19, there will be no public trick or treating at the home as there has been in past years.
The Missouri Veterans Home in Mexico is announcing changes for Halloween.
Due to COVID-19, there will be no public trick or treating at the home as there has been in past years.
CALLS FOR SERVICE: Mexico Public Safety responded to the following calls for service yesterday (Monday): A suspicious person on South Alabama and at Vance Road. A stealing or theft on East Promenade. A domestic verbal incident at East Breckenridge. A fraud at the corner of Springdale Court and Omar. A suicidal subject on East Liberty….
A Mexico man is facing charges of Statutory Rape and Statutory Sodomy after an arrest yesterday (Monday), July 23, 2023, by Mexico Public Safety. According to a news release from Mexico Public Safety an alert area resident notified the department that they were concerned 21-year-old Dominique D. O’Toole of Mexico was in an inappropriate relationship…
The search for a new superintendent in the Mexico School District is being narrowed down to 3 candidates. Staff and teachers in the district are meeting with the candidates starting tonight (Thursday), tomorrow (Friday) night and Monday. Mexico Board of Education President Dustin Pascoe, says the search firm they hired the Missouri Association of Rural…
A medical issue is the cause of a man crashing into an Osage Beach gas station over the weekend. According to the Osage Beach Police Department it happened Saturday afternoon around 4 when 35 year old Roy Pietrzak was going west on Osage Beach Parkway through the intersection of Highway D. He went across all…
A Jefferson City contractor was killed early Monday morning in a one-vehicle accident near Thayer in southern Missouri. Adam Berhorst, owner of Complete Custom Homes LLC in Jefferson City, died in a crash on Hwy 63, just south of West Plains. The vehicle driven by Berhorst ran off the road and collided with a tree…
A new fuel tank is on the way to the Mexico Memorial Airport. City Councilman Chris Miller says they accepted a low bid from Mid-State Petroleum Equipment at last (Monday) night’s meeting. Miller says it should take anywhere from 6-8 weeks for the tank to be built and put into place. The bid was for…