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Personal Property Taxes On Vehicles Increase This Year
ByKXEOIn a typical year, personal property taxes on vehicles in Missouri decreases as vehicles age. That has not been the case this year, and Audrain County Assessor Missy Maupin says there’s a reason for that. All indications are that the higher valuations will continue at least through next year. Maupin also says that the Assessor’s…
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New Ways To Pay Fees At Mark Twain Lake
ByKXEONew automated fee machines are now installed at Mark Twain Lake according to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The new machines are at the M.W. Boudreaux Memorial Visitors Center, David C. Berti Shooting Range, Ray Behrens, Robert Allen, South Fork, Stoutsville, Indian Creek, Spalding Beach / Day Use, and Spalding Boat Ramp. The machines…
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Three Members Of Mexico Little Dixie Auxiliary On KXEO Morning Show To Talk About State Recognition
ByKXEOMexico Little Dixie Fire Department Auxiliary recently were honored with some major state recognition and an award. Christina Loyd, Lyndzee Jackson, Sheila Nichols were the featured local guests on AM 1340 KXEO and the Am I Awake Morning Show with Matt Pilger today.
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Hickman High School Student Taken into Custody after Concerning Social Media Post
ByKXEOA concerning social media post by a student at the Hickman High School in Columbia is being investigated by police. According to a letter sent to parents in the district yesterday (Thursday), by the principal the student was taken into custody. In the letter it stated that the Hickman High School and Columbia Public Schools…
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New Bloomfield Citizens Updated On State Audit
ByKXEOCitizens of New Bloomfield are meeting with auditors about an ongoing audit. The citizens met with auditor representatives yesterday (Wednesday) and found out about the city’s declining fund. It showed that funds that were supposed to go towards one project were used to fund other projects in the city. Residents of New Bloomfield began to…
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EF-2 Tornado Cuts 36-Mile Path Across Mid-Missouri
ByKXEOThe National Weather Service confirms an EF-2 tornado touched down in Mid-Missouri Monday morning, packing winds up to 115 miles per hour. The storm tracked more than 36 miles and reached about 350 yards wide at its peak. It first hit west of Slater in Saline County just before 7 a.m., and lifted south of…
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