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Camping Season Extended in Parts of Mark Twain Lake
ByKXEOCamping season for some sites at Mark Twain Lake is extended through October 24, 2022. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced an extension of the camping season for some sites due to increased public demand. Portions of the Ray Behrens Campground in Little Bluestem and Cedar Ridge will all be available for reservation through…
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Hawley Making Last Minute Stop In Mexico
ByKXEOU.S. Senate Candidate Josh Hawley will be making a last minute campaign stop in Mexico tomorrow morning at 9:30. [Tuesday] According to Kelli Ford, Press Secretary for the Hawley Campaign, the group decided to start early and make some extra stops, starting in Mexico at Stacey’s Place restaurant located at 4501 East Liberty Street. Hawley…
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Mexico School District Operating At Yellow COVID Risk Level For Second Week
ByKXEOThe Mexico School District is operating at a yellow COVID-19 risk level for a second consecutive week. The district utilizes five risk thresholds of dark green, light green, yellow, orange, and red. The risk levels are based on guidance from the CDC and based on the number of new positive cases in the last 14…
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Boone County Shooting Claims Lives Of Two Teenagers And Several Other Teens Injured
ByKXEOTwo teens are dead and four other people have injuries from an early morning shooting yesterday (Sunday) in Boone County. Deputies from the Boone County Sheriff’s office were called to the 2600 block of Oakbrook Drive and found there was a party held at a vacant house that dozens of people attended. According to the…
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Scenes From Bellflower 4th Of July Parade
ByKXEOSunshine, a nice breeze, patrol cars, fire trucks (all with sirens screaming) plus kids and candy made for a nice parade for Independence Day in Bellflower this afternoon. Plus, the newest vehicle in the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office’s fleet made its debut.
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Last Hot Breath of Summer?
ByKXEOAs we ready to welcome Fall later in the week, Mother Nature letting us know she isn’t quite done with Summer yet. Temperatures yesterday were in the mid-90’s, including 96 in Columbia which is a new record. Forecasters today calling for even warmer temps with highs of 98 which would tie the record for today…
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