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Mexico Man Convicted Of Kidnapping, Rape
ByKXEOA Mexico man was convicted by a jury on multiple charges related to a 2017 kidnapping. Justin Todd was convicted Saturday of two counts of rape, and one count each of kidnapping and sodomy. The victim’s mother reported the victim missing, saying the last time she heard from her daughter she sounded like she was…
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Mexico Parks And Recreation Department Announces Zoom With Santa Winners
ByKXEOThe Mexico Parks and Recreation Department is announcing the Zoom with Santa winners. Participants guessed the quantity of light bulbs used to decorate Hardin Park this year. Five year old Kinley and one year old Weller Hildebrand the children of Cole and Kayla Hildebrand of Mexico had the winning guess of 3,500 bulbs. The actual…
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Former Vandalia Church Converted Into A Home A Total Loss After Thursday Night Fire
ByKXEO(Photo Credit To Kevin Wenzel) A church that was converted into a home in Vandalia is a complete loss after a fire last (Thursday) night. According to a spokesperson for the Vandalia Fire Department they were called about the fire around 7:45pm at the old Second Baptist Church in Vandalia at 314 S Taylor…
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MU Students Will Be Required To Wear Face Masks While Indoors On Campus In Fall
ByKXEOWhen classes begin in August MU students will be required to wear face masks while indoors on campus while the coronavirus pandemic continues. UM System President Mun Choi confirmed the decision yesterday (Thursday) after a UM System Board of Curators meeting. Choi says instructors will wear face shields, and that will allow students who are…
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Fourth Candidate Files For Mexico City Council
ByKXEOThere are now four candidates vying for two open seats on the Mexico City Council. Larry Webber filed yesterday (Tuesday). He joins Steve Haag, Johnny Loveless and Joshua Price. Haag and Dr. Ayanna Shivers have terms expiring. Candidates have until 5:00 Tuesday evening, December 27th to file for the April 4th election.
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Hallsville Cheerleader Wins Award
ByKXEOA Hallsville High School senior recently earned the MVP award during the cheerleaders trip to San Antonio to perform at the Alamo Bowl. Kaylee Betz was nominated by her cheer squad, and chosen by the host, World Strides, based on attributes of determination, character and sacrifice, while displaying a commitment to excellence. The cheer squad…
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