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KXEO Sports Report for 3/19/18: Bulldogs Baseball Tough Start on Weekend Season Opening Road Trip
ByKXEOThe Mexico Bulldogs Baseball team is 0-3 after a rough start to the opening of their season over the weekend. The Bulldogs lost Friday 10-5 to Mansfield a defending state champion. On Saturday the Bulldogs dropped a doubleheader. The first was a 10-2 loss to Marshfield, the second game was a 14-4 loss to Excelsior…
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Mexico Man Sentenced to Four Years in Prison on Forgery Charges
ByKXEOA Callaway County judge sentences a Mexico man to four years in prison on forgery charges. According to court documents 34 year old Michael Waters plead guilty in a Callaway County court this past week to using counterfeit currency this past July at a Kingdom City restaurant. Waters also pleaded guilty to felony stealing in…
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Mexico Man With Moderate Injuries In Audrain County Accident
ByKXEOA Mexico man is recovering from moderate injuries following a one-car accident in Audrain County last (Tuesday) night. According to the Missouri Highway Patrol it happened on US 54 westbound, just south of County Road 964. A vehicle driven by 30-year-old Joshua H. Benton went off the road, returned to the road and overturned. Benton…
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Audrain County Health Department Releases COVID-19 Testing Numbers For 1/25/21
ByKXEONine new COVID-19 cases being reported in Audrain County today (Monday). According to the Audrain County Health Department there are currently 56 active cases. Of the active cases 37 are in Mexico with 10 in Vandalia. The 7-day average of new cases per day in Audrain County is 9.1. There have been 1,541 total COVID-19…
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Boone Health Warns That Covid Vigilance Must Remain Strong
ByKXEODr. Robin Blount, from Boone Health, reminds us that even if the president said the pandemic is over it’s not time to relax our guard. A public health emergency declared over COVID-19 is in effect until at least Oct. 13. The immunity that we receive from the disease itself is not long-lasting and the approaching…
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Two Mexico High School High School Athletes Commit To William Woods University
ByKXEOTyler Grimes Mexico High School senior Tyler Grimes has committed to William Woods University, where he will compete in track & field and cross country while pursuing a degree in Physical Education with a minor in Coaching. Grimes chose WWU because of its proximity to home and the strong connection he felt with the coaching…
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