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Greitens Investigative Committee Meets For Third Time
ByKXEOA committee that has been formed to investigate allegations against Governor Eric Greitens following his indictment for felony invasion of privacy met again today [Monday] at the Jefferson City Police Department. The committee members have been ordered to remain tight lipped on the proceedings. Today was the third time they have met in the last…
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City Of Mexico Warns Of Dangers Of Playing In Snow Piles
ByKXEOMexico City Hall is asking parents to be alert to the dangers of children playing on and in piles of snow on the street. The city reports snow plow operators have seen children tunneling in the snow piles. An operator could easily push a pile of snow not realizing a child is inside. Mexico officials…
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Audrain County Senior Expo Set for Thursday
ByKXEOThe annual Audrain County Senior Expo is being held tomorrow at the Mexico Area YMCA. The event runs from 9-11am Thursday morning, and according to Tad Dobbins, with the Mexico Area Health, it is normally well attended. The Expo is a great resource for those aging members of the workforce, or those dealing with elderly…
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Audrain County Back-To-School Health Fair 8/5/2023
ByKXEOThe Audrain County Back-To-School Health Fair will be taking place today (Saturday), from 8am to noon. Chairman of the Community Health Ministry Team John Johnson says it will be the 14th year for the event. The event is drive-through only and will be held at the Mexico United Methodist Church parking lot at 122 East…
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Mexico Girls and Boys District Basketball Seedings Released
ByKXEOThe Mexico Girls Basketball Team have earned a number 1 seed going into the district basketball tournament that starts on March 2nd at the Mexico High School. The Mexico Girls will get a first round bye and play the winner of Kirksville and Moberly on March 3rd at 7:30. The Mexico Bulldogs Boys Basketball Team…
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University Of Missouri Curators Extend And Modify Mask Policy
ByKXEOThe Curators of the University of Missouri are modifying masking policy for their students. In a meeting this (Monday) afternoon, curators extended their current order until October 15, however masking will no longer be required in outdoor settings or for those fully vaccinated attending indoor athletic events or indoor social events where attendance is voluntary….
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