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McMillan Elementary Time Capsule
ByKXEOThe students and staff at McMillan Elementary said goodbye to an era Thursday during their Celebration of Success. This year is the last time McMillan will hold Kindergarten through fifth grade children. The change is due to a district-wide elementary reconfiguration. A time capsule was buried on the playground that contains pictures taken…
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No New Health Order For Boone County
ByKXEOBoone County will not put a new health order in place after the current one expires on May 12th. Columbia Mayor Brian Treece made the announcement this afternoon saying that masks will be still be required in city buildings. Individual businesses and schools have the ability to require masks. The lifting of the restrictions comes…
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KXEO Sports Report for 7/11/18
ByKXEOThe St. Louis Cardinals routed the Chicago White Sox 14-2 last (Tuesday) night. Redbirds slugger Dexter Fowler broke out of his hitting slump with a grand slam it was the fourth of his career. Kolten Wong recorded four hits, including a two run homer, and Jose Martinez had three hits and two RBI. Cardinals starting…
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KXEO Sports Report 3/2/23
ByKXEODistrict play in high school boys basketball continues. Last night, Hallsville beat Macon and Mexico fell to Kirksville which sets up a Hallsville – Kirksville championship game tomorrow night. Father Tolton beat Blair Oaks and Fatima handled Fulton with the Trailblazers now meeting the Comets tomorrow night for the championship in Westphalia. Warrenton beat Fort…
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One Taken To Hospital In Mexico Crash
ByKXEOOne person was transported to the hospital after an accident on East Liberty Street in Mexico this afternoon. [Wednesday] Major Brice Mesko with Mexico Public Safety says the crash occurred when the driver of a silver car clipped a semi truck. The names of those involved have not been released yet. More information on this…
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Some Missouri Colleges Get Funding To Be More Career-ready
ByKXEONearly two dozen postsecondary education institutions in Missouri are splitting twenty million dollars to improve career training. Governor Parson made the announcement yesterday that the Private MoExcels and Agriculture Innovation & Workforce grant programs would provide high-demand career training for new and underrepresented populations and address the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on agriculture…
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