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New Bloomfield Man with Moderate Injuries after Accident in Callaway County
ByKXEOA New Bloomfield man has moderate injuries after a one car accident in Callaway County. According to the Missouri Highway Patrol it happened Saturday afternoon around 4, when 59 year old Christopher D. Thomas was on Route MM at County Road 388. Troopers say Thomas went off the road, struck a highway sign, overturning and…
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Mexico Girls Tennis Team Dominates In Season Opener On The Road At Boonville
ByKXEOThe Mexico Girls Tennis Team opened up the season in dominant fashion with a 8-0 win at Boonville yesterday (Monday). Head Coach Kim Costley said it was a nice start to the season with 5 returning varsity players which were all new to varsity level last year. 21 girls are on the team with 12…
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Mexico Dr. Named President of the Missouri State Medical Association
ByKXEOA Mexico, Missouri Dr. is the new president of the Missouri State Medical Association. Dr. Joseph Corrado was recently named to the position and says this is the third time in 168 years that president is from Mexico, Missouri. The past presidents from Mexico included Dr. Jay Frank Harris in 1932 and in 1988 Dr….
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Honor Flight To Take Off Thursday
ByKXEOThe first 2018 honor flight for the Central Missouri Honor Flight is set to take off on April 26. The flight will take 110 veterans to Washington DC to view sights including the World War II Memorial, Korean War Memorial, Vietnam Memorial, and Arlington Cemetery where they will be quietly and respectfully acknowledged during the…
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Mexico Public Safety Report 4/13/21
ByKXEOARRESTS: Mexico Public Safety reports the arrest of 27 year old Christopher R. Britton this (Tuesday) morning for a Violation of an Order of Protection. 42 year old David L. Blakely was arrested yesterday (Monday) for Third Degree Domestic Assault. CALLS FOR SERVCE: Mexico Public Safety responded to the following calls for service yesterday (Monday):…
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Dig In Columbia Landfill Comes To An End
ByKXEOThe Columbia Police Department and the Solid Waste Utility have ended the exploratory dig in relation to the 2006 disappearance of Megan Schultz. On September 18, crew found human remains in an area they were examining. DNA testing is still pending. Police report no further evidence has been located in the areas of the landfill…
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