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Mexico Board of Education Meets In Regular Session
Mexico School Board members get an update on MAP testing results during tonight’s (Tuesday’s) school board meeting. According to data presented by Superintendent Melissa Chastain, overall proficiency rates have not reached pre-pandemic levels. Science and social studies especially are showing a decline along with math and reading at some grade levels, in line with state…
Mexico Bulldogs Boys And Girls Basketball Teams Complete Regular Season Sweep Of The Marshall Owls
The Mexico Bulldogs boys and girls varsity basketball teams took care of business on the road against the Marshall Owls on Monday, February 5, 2024. The Mexico Lady Bulldogs went back and forth with the Marshall Lady Owls all game. It came down to the final seconds and Mexico’s Claire Hudson and Jordyn Thurman hit…
Mexico Board Of Education To Certify Election Results At Meeting Tonight
The Mexico Board of Education will certify election results at their board meeting tonight (Tuesday). Heather DeMint and Nicole Jahn Nelson who were elected to the school board during the April 2nd election will be sworn in. Also the board will elect their officers for upcoming year. The meeting starts at 7 and will be…
Mexico Area Family YMCA Sports Director Caleb Floyd Updates February Events On KXEO Morning Show
Mexico Area Family YMCA Sports Director Caleb Floyd was a featured guest on AM 1340 KXEO and the Am I Awake Morning Show today. Caleb talked about February events and happenings at the Mexico YMCA.
Pavement Work On I-70 Begins Tonight At 7:00
Pavement repairs on I-70 starting tonight will impact evening and overnight traffic. The work will repair the driving surface of the interstate in Boone, Callaway, and Cooper counties and will be done over the next several weeks between 7 p.m. and 6 a.m. Tonight’s work will begin near the Route J and Route O intersection…
Two MoTF1 Members Headed Home
Two members of Missouri Task Force One are headed home after being deployed to Hawaii. The Boone County Fire Protection District reports they have been demobilized. A third member of the task force, a structures specialist, will remain in Hawaii.
