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Splash Pad Is Now Open At Mexico Pool
ByKXEOAfter having some electrical issues the splash pad at the Mexico Aquatic Center is back open on Friday, June 7, 2024. Chad Unterreiner, Director of Mexico Parks and Recreation said they have ordered a new controller to operate the splash pad and until then they will turn it on and off manually. The splash pad…
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KXEO Sports Report for 1/17/19
ByKXEOThe Mexico Bulldogs boys Basketball team opened up the Macon Tournament with a 66-49 win over Brookfield last (Wednesday) night. Zach Watkins continues to elevate his game throwing down 23 points, with 3 assists and 3 rebounds. Cole Whalen contributed 12 points and 6 rebounds. While floor general Jai Lawson had 7 points, 5 assists,…
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KXEO Sports Report 3/27/23
ByKXEOWell, two out of three isn’t bad. That’s how many games the Royals won this weekend in Spring Training while the Cards went 1-1-1. For the Cards, they beat Washington Friday 7 – 1, tied the Mets on Saturday at 4 apiece, and the wheels came off the bus yesterday as they got pounded by…
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Van-Far Indians Win Third Place In State Tournament
ByKXEOThe Van-Far Indians own the third place trophy in Class 2 Boys Basketball after defeating the Plattsburg Tigers 56-34 in the states final four tournament in Springfield, Missouri today (Saturday). Van-Far’s Trey Miller led all scorers with 17 points and played 30 minutes. It was a double digit effort for Indians guard Caden Wilburn as…
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Boonville Man Receives Guilty Verdict for 2024 Crash
ByKXEOA Boone county court returned a guilty charge on a Boonville man in connection to a fatal crash in 2024. Matthew Shilling was found guilty of second-degree involuntary manslaughter, two counts of armed criminal action, second-degree assault and driving while revoked, when he caused a crash which killed 32-year-old Christina Mayfield. Shilling has a final…
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South End Zone Facility Project Ground Breaking
ByKXEOThe South End Zone Project at Memorial Stadium is underway in Columbia after a ground breaking yesterday (Tuesday). The project is expected to bring new jobs to the Columbia and create more premium seating, plus add state-of-the-art training facilities for the Missouri Tigers Football Program. The cost is estimated at 98 millions dollars and is…
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