Mitchell Rentschler, financial advisor with Edward Jones in Mexico was the featured local guest on AM 1340 KXEO and the Am I Awake Morning Show today with Matt Pilger. Mr. Rentschler recapped a wild 2020 for the stock market.
University of Missouri officials announced today [Monday] that a student has been diagnosed with active tuberculosis, and has voluntarily left campus. Dr. Susan Even, director of the MU Student Health Center reports the student has been extremely cooperative with campus and local health officials. The University is working closely with the Columbia/Boone County Department of…
(Photo Credit To David Pickering) The final Mexico Board of Education meeting for 2019 is in the books. Prior to the meeting tonight (Tuesday), the Pioneer Award winners were recognized. (Photo Credit To Marci Minor) This year’s honorees are Dr. Elwood Rice, Karen Mossman, Linda Ahmann, Dave Thomas, BJ Miller, Jan Heaton and Betty Kleinsorge….
A missing Monroe City woman is found dead in Pike County. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, the body of 32-year old Amanda Johnston was found Saturday morning in northern Pike County and two subjects have arrested in connection with her murder. 29-year old Jerry Asbell is charged with first degree murder and armed…
The employees of HomeBank have spent the last 6 months raising money for the Central Missouri and Great River Honor Flight Programs and will be presenting the money on Friday. Employees in Centralia, Palmyra, Canton, Hannibal, and West Quincy have had pie-in-the-face contests, raffles, BBQ lunches and hosted a trap shoot to raise the more…
Columbia Police are investing a stabbing that has left a 73 year old man with life threatening injuries. Police say the man entered the Casey’s General Store on 2520 Rangeline around 1:45 yesterday (Sunday) afternoon with bloodied clothing. The man was found to have been stabbed several times and was taken to a local hospital…
The former Callaway County Collector is due in court for sentencing on Monday for stealing almost three hundred thousand dollars. Pamela Oestreich pleaded guilty in September, and admitted to depositing taxpayer funds into her personal bank account. Oestreich claimed she had a gambling addiction. According to court records Oesteich’s daughter and several co-workers wrote character…
