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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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KXEO Sports Report For 11/5/19
ByKXEOSt. Louis Cardinals manager Mike Shildt is in the top three in the National League Manager of the Year Award race. His team was the first in Major League history to go from worst to first in errors from one season to the next. Shildt is vying to join Whitey Herzog and Tony LaRussa as…
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Tuesday COVID-19 Update For Audrain County
ByKXEOSeven new cases of the novel coronavirus in Audrain County as of 4:00 this (Tuesday) afternoon. According to the Audrain County Health Department, there are now 584 total cases since the pandemic began. Ninety-five cases are active and there have been 481 recoveries with 8 deaths reported.
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Mayfield Mercy Donation Update
ByKXEOA local group raising monetary and essential needs donations for tornado-ravaged Mayfield, Kentucky is providing an update. More than $780 has been raised and new drop off locations have been added. Precision Eye Care on West Monroe and Century 21 at the corner of Jefferson & Liberty are joining the Audrain County Health Department, the…
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Audrain County Health Department Cancels Event At Presser Due To Impending Winter Storm
ByKXEOThe Audrain County Health Department is canceling their scheduled At-Home COVID-19 Test Distribution event at Presser Arts that was scheduled for tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon. According to a news release from the health department the cancellation is due to the anticipated winter storm expected to bring accumulating ice and snow to the area tomorrow (Thursday) morning….
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Vandalia Looking to Start Neighborhood Watch Program
ByKXEOThe city of Vandalia is looking to start up a neighborhood watch program. Chief of Police Chris Hamman says its just another way to keep Vandalia safe. Hamman says they will hold monthly meetings for the program as they try to get more people to join.
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