The Martinsburg Area Fire Protection District is the recipient of a $1,000 community impact grant from POET Bioprocessing in Laddonia.
The POET Community impact Grant program is a one-time grant of up to $4,000 for local non-profits, schools, churches, earth-friendly groups and individuals who are ready to lead a project that will improve their town.
Mexico Public Schools reporting no new cases of COVID-19 among district staff or students. As of 3:25 this (Thursday) afternoon, there are 53 students or staff in quarantine but not positive. The next update will be on November 3rd as school is out on Friday and Monday.
Students and staff at the Mexico High School are practicing drills to keep safe. Interim High School Principal Brad Ellebrach says they practiced a defense initiative drill yesterday (Thursday). The school resource officer along with staff and students practiced various drills in case there is an unwanted intruder in the building. Ellebrach says they practice…
MoDot is announcing concrete replacements to Highway 63 north of Columbia for next week. The work will start Monday and be complete by Thursday evening. The work includes north- and southbound lanes of 63 between Brown Station Road and Route B and will have one lane closed each way and the southbound entrance ramp from…
Designs for the second Jefferson City High School are being revealed. The plans were shown to the board of education at the their meeting earlier this week. The new high school will have three levels, featuring 2 gyms, and will be built to handle 1500 students with the ability to expand to hold as many…
Mizzou Tiger Volley Ball and Women’s Tennis programs are being recognized by the NCAA for classroom excellence. The NCAA gave the respective programs public recognition awards yesterday (Wednesday) for the Academic Progress Rating during the 2016-2017 academic year. The programs registered perfect APR scores of 1000 to earn the honors for a third consecutive year….
In their daily press briefing, Audrain County Health Department is reporting no positive COVID-19 cases. 18 residents have now been tested with 14 negatives and 4 results still pending.
