Major Brice Mesko Joins Public Perspectives
Major Brice Mesko with the Mexico Department of Public Safety joined Public Perspectives Saturday to talk about Halloween safety as well as holiday shopping and cybersafety.
Major Brice Mesko with the Mexico Department of Public Safety joined Public Perspectives Saturday to talk about Halloween safety as well as holiday shopping and cybersafety.
Damage is being reported in several areas after severe storms rolled through on Saturday. According to several reports trees fell in Boone County and surrounding areas. According to a report from KRCG 13 a tree fell on a car on East Worley Street in Columbia, and another tree hit a bus near Woodlawn Avenue. A…
A one point five billion dollar investment is being planned for Mizzou over the next decade. MizzouForward looks to enhance the university’s research and education missions by recruiting new tenure and tenure-track faculty, build and upgrade research facilities and retain faculty and staff through additional salary support. The plan calls for funding of 100 million…
The City of Centralia is hiring a law firm to investigate alleged improprieties within the City Administration. In a press release this (Friday) afternoon, the city is engaging the assistance of a third-party law firm to assist in evaluating recent allegations appropriately. A special meeting of the Board of Aldermen set for Monday night includes…
One new COVID-19 death is being reported in Audrain County today (Wednesday). It brings the total number of deaths to 51. The Audrain County Health Department is reporting 2 new cases today. There are 18 active cases with 15 of the active cases in Mexico. There have been a total of 1,669 cases of COVID-19…
The ribbon is now cut and the tenth largest Carquest store in the chain’s five thousand stores is officially open. The store in Mexico’s West Plaza Shopping Center is owned by Randy Meyers and serves as a hub store for the seven stores he owns plus eleven other Carquest stores in central and northeast Missouri…
A new place to get some sweet treats is opening on Friday in downtown Mexico. Kiarah Harris is opening the Cookie Club at 117 South Washington Street. Harris says they are selling gourmet made from scratch cookies. The business opens on Friday, October 18th. The regular business hours will be Tuesday through Saturday from 11-9.