Tad Dobyns Joins Public Perspectives
Tad Dobyns with Central Missouri Community Action was our guest on Public Perspectives yesterday (Saturday). Find out what CMCA is, what assistance they provide to the community and how you can get involved.
Tad Dobyns with Central Missouri Community Action was our guest on Public Perspectives yesterday (Saturday). Find out what CMCA is, what assistance they provide to the community and how you can get involved.
An Audrain County man charged with theft is now accused of witness tampering. According to a report from ABC 17 News, deputies say Joshua Cuno allegedly stole 4 guns and tools in October and the victim’s family member returned 3 of the guns and tools at the end of December. Cuno is accused of displaying…
A Mexico woman is recovering after a car crash yesterday afternoon [Sunday] in Howard County. The Missouri State Highway Patrol reports 18 year old Gordon Starke of Fayette lost control of his vehicle on Route E due to road conditions. Starke crossed the center line and struck 54 year old Kimberly Test of Mexico head…
Seven new cases of COVID-19 being reported this (Thursday) afternoon by the Audrain County Health Department. There are now 91 active cases in the county with 61 in Mexico and 13 in Vandalia. Since the pandemic began, there have been 1,602 total cases, 1,466 recoveries and 45 deaths.
The Kansas City Chiefs lost for the first time this season 43-40 to the New England Patriots last (Sunday) night. Kansas City’s quarterback Patrick Mahomes finished the game with 352 yards and four touchdowns, with two turnovers. The St. Louis Blues lost 4-3 in overtime to the Anaheim Ducks. Blues lead the game 3-2 with…
Don’t be surprised this morning if you see emergency vehicles and personnel at the Columbia Regional Airport. It’s all part of a training exercise between the City of Columbia, in partnership with the Boone County Office of Emergency Management, local law enforcement agencies, fire department agencies, the Salvation Army and health care providers. They will…
The following press release is from the Little Dixie Fire Protection District. The Little Dixie Fire Protection District is pleased to announce the appointment of Eric Hartman as the district’s new fire chief. This selection follows the January 2025 retirement announcement of Bill Albus. After conducting an extensive search, leading candidates participated in a highly…