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Two People Injured In Two Separate Accidents In Audrain County
ByKXEOTwo people have injuries following two separate crashes in Audrain County yesterday (Friday). The Missouri Highway Patrol responded to the first accident yesterday (Friday) at 1:20 at U.S. Route J. A 2000 Harley Davidson was being driven by 66-year-old Gregory L. Clyborn from Chatham, Illinois, was traveling around a roundabout, hit the inside of the…
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Mew Mayor in Moberly
ByKXEOThere is a new mayor in Moberly. The city council voted to elect Mayor Pro Tem Jerry Jeffrey as Mayor at last (Tuesday) night’s city council meeting. The former mayor Greg Walker stepped down to move to Kansas City to be closer to family. The council also approved Tim Brubaker to fill the council seat…
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Churchill Museum to Honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Tonight (Wednesday)
ByKXEOThe National Churchill Museum in Fulton will be honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. tonight (Wednesday) on the 50th anniversary of his assassination. The museum will open its doors to the public at 5:45. A video clip of King’s last speech will be shown to the audience, then after the viewing the bell in the…
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Better Business Bureau Provides Tips On Government Shutdown Scams
ByKXEOCongressional leaders and President Donald Trump are announcing they have reached an agreement to end the partial shutdown and fund the government until February 15th. While hundreds of thousands of government workers missed paychecks during the 35 day standoff many organizations tried to help. The Better Business Bureau is warning people to be careful of…
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Hallsville School Threat Investigated
ByKXEOParents in the Hallsville School District are now learning about a possible threat investigated last week. Hallsville Superintendent John Downs sent a letter to parents yesterday (Monday) saying that a middle school student made threats toward other students. After investigating, administrators determined there was no credible threat according to Downs.
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Mid-Missouri Woman Leads Charge to help Wildfire Victims
ByKXEOA convoy left at 9:00 this morning from Midway to distribute supplies in Kansas and Oklahoma to victims of the wildfires in Kansas and Oklahoma. Farmers and organizations in Boone County loaded several semi trucks down with hay, bottled water and fencing to be delivered to Kansas today. Courtney Thompson started the Central Missouri Wildfire…
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