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Drug Testing for All Students Explored by Jefferson City Board of Education
ByKXEOA drug testing policy for all is being discussed by the Jefferson City Board of Education. The policy currently tests students who participate in sports and other activities. However no policy is in place for the students who are not involved in extracurricular activities. The board of education is exploring an on the spot drug…
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Counterfeit Bills Found In Randolph County
ByKXEOThe Randolph County Sheriff’s Office received a report when a woman found several $100 bills under her windshield wiper at a local business on Wednesday. The sheriff’s office reports a woman flagged down a deputy after she noticed the bills. The deputy determined the money was counterfeit and removed them. Randolph County Sheriff Mark Nichols…
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Mexico Public Safety Department Report 12/15/2023
ByKXEOCalls for service: Mexico Public Safety responded to the following calls for service on Thursday, December 14, 2023: Domestic verbal incident on South Trinity and at Fairsite Drive. Trespassing on North Washington. Careless and imprudent driver at North Olive and at the Highway 54 bypass. Natural gas odor on South Trinity. Harassment at West Boulevard….
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Mexico School Lunch Menus for 2/8/19
ByKXEOHere are the breakfast and lunch menus for the Mexico elementary, middle and high schools read by McMillan Elementary Cafeteria manager Shonda Logerman. Tune into the A.M. I Awake Morning Show Monday through Friday at 6:35 am to find out whats on the menu at the Mexico Public Schools.
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Mexico Bulldogs Softball Season Ends In Sullivan
ByKXEOThe Mexico Bulldogs softball team had their season come to an end with a 4-0 loss to the Sullivan Lady Eagles tonight (Wednesday) in a Sectional playoff game. Hayley Mills and Riley Thurman each with singles in the game. Mills also pitched a complete game recording four strikeouts. The Lady Bulldogs finished the season with…
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Anthem and MU Healthcare Close to Agreement
ByKXEORelief appears to be in sight as University of Missouri Healthcare and Anthem Blue Cross are apparently close to announcing a deal that will bring needed closure to 90,000 Anthem subscribers in mid-Missouri. Missouri Senate President Pro Tem Cindy O’Laughlin (R-Shelbina) hinted in a Facebook post on Friday afternoon, that the two parties have ……
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