Community R-VI Superintendent Nick Larson Joins Morning Show Monday
Community R-VI Superintendent Nick Larson was our guest Monday on the morning show, talking about sports, the bond issue on the April ballot, and more. His interview is below:
Community R-VI Superintendent Nick Larson was our guest Monday on the morning show, talking about sports, the bond issue on the April ballot, and more. His interview is below:
The Norm Stewart Classic had a host of area teams in competition at Mizzou Arena in Columbia on Thursday, December 12, 2024. Helias girls defeated Vashon 70-39. The Hickman girls were victorious over Tipton 73-68. Fayettville, Arkansas boys bested Battle 73-66. Jefferson City boys took down Parkway South 63-53. The Montgomery County boys defeated Columbia,…
The Hannibal Police Department is reporting they are seeing narcotic arrests on the rise. There were 290 arrests in 2016 which is a 30 percent increase compared to 2015 which saw 223. According to Hannibal Police Chief Lyndell Davis the increase in the arrests is largely due to the work of the anti crime enforcement…
(Photo Credit To Matty Tolbert) Mexico High School had four wrestlers named to the 2024 All Conference Team released on Monday, February 26, 2024. Carolos Juarez Ramirez made the first team at 106. Grant Van Horn was named to the first team at 157. Making the second team was Brayden Arnold at 113. And Emille…
Arrests: Mexico Public Safety reports the arrest of 59-year-old Randall D. Funk yesterday (Monday) for Fourth Degree Assault and Trespassing. 30-year-old Jessica E. Miller was arrested yesterday (Monday) for Third Degree Assault. Calls for service: Mexico Public Safety responded to the following calls for service on Monday, April 24, 2023: Stealing or theft at…
(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…
A Boone County Judge ruled Columbia City Manager, Mike Matthes, knowingly violated Missouri’s “Sunshine Law” when he refused to release public documents to the Columbia Police Officers Association. The sunshine laws call for full transparency from public entities. The maximum fine of one thousand dollars will be paid by the city. The court will determine…