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ByKXEOMissouri continues to see a growing number of illnesses linked to the nationwide cyclosporiasis outbreak. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says 568 people in the state have been connected to the outbreak tied to Taco Bell or recalled lettuce from Taylor Farms de Mexico, giving Missouri the third-highest total among 15 affected states….
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Room At The Inn In Mexico Reporting Full House And Needing Volunteers
ByKXEOWith temperatures dropping into the low teens Mexico’s Room At The Inn is reporting a full house. According to a post on social media because of health and safety guidelines they are limited to 9 beds to fill, and they filled 8 as of Wednesday night. Room At The Inn is asking if you live…
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Class 2 District 4 Track Results
ByKXEOSeveral area district track meets took place last Saturday, May 10. Taking a look at the Class 2 District 4 results from New Bloomfield, starting with the boys: Boys 100 Meter Dash Ty Bixler (Tipton) – 11.43 Cody Heckman (Linn) – 11.44 Trenton Boessen (New Bloomfield) – 11.45 Boys 200 Meter Dash Da’Rias Ashford (Russellville)…
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KXEO Sports Report 8/17/2023
ByKXEOMizzou volleyball will have five games aired on national TV. It was announced this week the games will be televised on ESPN, and the SEC network this season. The first televised appearance will be September 20, at 6pm at Tennessee. The St. Louis Cardinals were shut out 8-0 by the Oakland A’s at Busch Stadium…
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Missouri Military Academy Receives Top Ranking Among Best Private Schools In The United States
ByKXEOFor the fourth year in a row, Missouri Military Academy (MMA) has ranked as a 2024 Best School in Niche.com’s annual ranking. Using rankings based on dozens of public data sets and millions of reviews, Niche creates profiles for schools and universities across the U.S. and assigns each institution an overall grade based on the collected data. MMA…
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Mark & Patricia McCloskey Pardoned By Governor Parson
ByKXEOMark and Patricia McCloskey, lawyers from St. Louis convicted of assault and harassment after pointing guns at protestors last year are now pardoned by Governor Parson. Parson made good on his promise made last year to pardon the couple if they were convicted after protestors entered a private street while headed to the mayor’s home…
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