The Mexico Public Schools will be dismissing early today (Wednesday) McMillan, Hawthorne, Eugene Field and the Mexico Middle School will be dismissed at 12:30pm.
The Mexico High School will be dismissed at 12:45.
Mexico Public Safety is releasing more information on the storage unit fire in the 500 block of South Clark Street last Tuesday. According to the department, their investigation in conjunction with the Missouri State Fire Marshal, has identified in which storage unit the fire started and that it was started by a person or people….
A home in Higbee is completely destroyed after a fire early yesterday (Tuesday) morning. According to fire officials it happened around 3:17, yesterday (Tuesday) morning at a house at 1747 County Road 2495. The fire burned for over an hour, and was still smoldering as of last (Tuesday) night. All five occupants of the residence…
The following press release was sent from Partners for Rural Impact. As of January 22, 2025, Kerri Ferrari is no longer with C2C, a partnership between Tyronn Lue’s Commitment to Community and PRI’s Cradle to Career work. Coach Lue’s Commitment to Community and his commitment to the children, families, and residents of Mexico remains steadfast. In February…
The suspect in the shooting on Mcbaine Avenue in Columbia on Wednesday is now in police custody. 31 year old Phillip Anthony Lawson was arrested yesterday (Wednesday) on Kennedy Drive in Moberly. Lawson is facing charges of First Degree Assault, Armed Criminal Action and Unlawful Use of a Weapon.
Mexico Optimist Club Members Michael and Kayla Pfeifer were the featured local guests on AM 1340 KXEO and the Am I Awake Morning Show with Matt Pilger today. Sign up for youth baseball and softball is almost here.
Mexico High School Seniors are being honored with nine hundred seventy seven thousand dollars in scholarships at an awards ceremony this (Friday) morning. Mexico High School Principal Brad Ellebrach says the scholarships are made up of a lot of local money. Graduation is Monday night, May 21st with 150 students walking across the stage.
