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Presser Arts Center Offering Drive-By Artastic Bag Giveaway
Presser Arts Center is offering a drive-by giveaway on June 1st. People interested can drive by Presser Arts Center located at 900 South Jefferson Street in Mexico to receive a bag full of supplies while remaining in your car. The center is giving away 100 bags with some bags containing a Golden Ticket worth $100…
Mexico Public Safety Department 2024 Annual Report
Mexico Public Safety has released the 2024 annual report that shows calls for service, drug cases, traffic stops, use of force incidents and more. The complete report can be viewed by clicking the link below. Annual Report 2024.pdf mpsd
Martinsburg Teen With Serious Injuries After ATV Accident
A teen has serious injuries after an ATV accident in Martinsburg yesterday (Sunday) afternoon. According to the Missouri Highway Patrol it happened on First Street at Jefferson Street just before 1:30. A 14 year old male juvenile failed to yield at a stop sign and hit a John Deere AG Sprayer. The juvenile was ejected…
Mexico Public Schools Information Director Reveals Results of District Survey
Mexico Schools Public Information Director Marci Minor will be in the KXEO Studios this (Tuesday) morning for a live report. Topics include a discussion on importance of the Professional Development Days, Parent Teacher Conferences, and the Board of Education Meeting tonight (Tuesday). Area parents attending Parent Teachers Conferences at the Elementary Schools last night had…
Mexico Bulldogs Football Defeats Moberly In North Central Missouri Conference Season Finale
The Mexico Bulldogs picked up their first road win of the season with a 39-20 victory over the Moberly Spartans on Friday, October 18. 2024. Mexico scored five touchdowns on the evening. Hunter Cuno opened up the scoring with a seven-yard rush at the end of the first quarter. Mexico would go up by two…
City Of Mexico Is Urging Residents To Start Taking Down Political Signs
The 2020 Presidential Election was held on November 3rd and the City of Mexico is urging their residents to take down political signs. Mexico City Manager Bruce Slagle sat down with KXEO News today and explained the City Code regarding political signs in an interview today.
