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KXEO Sports Report 10/12/2023
ByKXEO(Photo credits to Eric Mattson) The Mexico High School Lady Bulldogs softball team starts district play tonight (Thursday) in Moberly when they play Father Tolton. Mexico is a 6 seed in the Class 3 District 4 bracket with an overall record of 16-11. Father Tolton comes in as the 3 seed with a record of…
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KXEO Sports Report For 2/13/20
ByKXEOThe St. Louis Cardinals signing a veteran yesterday (Wednesday) that is expected to help with left-handed-hitting help off the bench. The Cardinals and veteran infielder Brad Smith announced a one year deal worth an estimated 2 million dollars. To make room for the 30-year old Miller on the 40-man roster, St. Louis placed right-handed reliever…
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Severe Thunderstorm Today’s Focus for Severe Weather Awareness Week
ByKXEOSevere Thunderstorm Safety is being highlighted today (Thursday) as part of Severe Weather Awareness Week. According to the National Weather Service Severe Thunderstorms can produce hail the size of a quarter or larger. Thunderstorm safety includes avoiding traveling or get off the road and seek shelter in a building during the storm. Lightning includes going…
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Tax Deadline Filing Extended Due to IRS Website Crash
ByKXEOAll taxpayers have until tonight (Wednesday) to file after a one day extension was given by the IRS due to website problems. The agency made its announcement yesterday (Tuesday) after its website for making payments and gaining access to other key services crashed. The website is reportedly back up and running.
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Two Mexico High School Theatre Alumni Vying For Scholarships In Des Moines
ByKXEOTwo Mexico High School alumni are in the semifinal round of the Irene Ryan Scholarship at the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival. Riley Given and Kylie Yeast are competing in the regional competition in Des Moines. They will compete next tomorrow (Tuesday) to see whether they will receive a regional scholarship, The Irene Ryan…
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Missouri Veterans Commission Names Mexico, Missouri Veterans Officer Lindsey Ward As First Veterans Suicide Prevention Manager
ByKXEOThe Missouri Veterans Commission announced Lindsey Ward as the commission’s first Veterans Suicide Prevention Manager on Friday, December 7, 2024. The following is a press release from the Missouri Veterans Commission. The Missouri Veterans Commission (MVC) has named Lindsey Ward as the Veterans Suicide Prevention Manager. In July, Governor Mike Parson signed Senate Bill 912…
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