East Liberty Down to One Lane this Morning
Traffic is down to one lane this morning on East Liberty near the railroad bridge as crews work to add and replace guardrails.
Traffic is down to one lane this morning on East Liberty near the railroad bridge as crews work to add and replace guardrails.
The Mexico City Council meeting has been moved to Tuesday in observance of Memorial Day. The agenda for the meeting will include an ordinance authorizing the city to issue taxable industrial revenue bonds to Spartan Light Metals for the costs of acquiring, constructing and equipping a facility that is set to be built near their…
The Mexico Chamber of Commerce welcomed the Nutrition Spot in with a ribbon cutting this morning. The business opened at the end of February. The Nutrition Spot is owned by Chandlar and Dominik Vlk who say they serve health smoothies and energizing beverages. The Nutrition Spot is open Monday through Friday from 7am until 4pm….
Mexico City Council to meet in Regular session tonight at 6pm in City Hall. Changes in the city code expected to be passed by the Council tonight, as new Deputy City manager Nathan Mai-Lombardo continues his overhaul of Mexico City Codes. Also, Resolutions are also expected to pass for Tourism Funding for Summit Events, the…
This year’s North Central Missouri All Conference girls basketball team is being released today (Wednesday). Making the first team for Mexico is Raigan Playter and Reghan Smith. Logan Blevins was named to the second team. The Mexico Lady Bulldogs had a second place finish in the NCMC this year with a 7-3 record, behind the…
SSM Health is announcing the closure of several clinics and pharmacies in mid-Missouri. The health system said it will close Fulton Family Medicine and walk-in clinic on April 30th, Vandalia Clinic on May 29th the Jefferson City Clinic on August 28th along with the Versailles Clinic in mid-September. The company also plans to close its…
The Mexico Department of Public Safety is noticing an increase in certain types of calls during the stay at home orders. According to Major Brice Mesko, there has been a slight increase in assaults, especially related to domestic incidents. The uptick began March 9th after the first case of COVID-19 was announced on March 7th….