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Mexico Coach Buck Green To Be Inducted Into Hall of Fame
Longtime coach at the Mexico High School Don “Buck” Green will be inducted into the Missouri Track and Cross Country Coaches Hall of Fame tomorrow (Friday) night. Coach Green is in his 47 year of coaching at the Mexico High School. Mexico Activities Director Jeff Anderson says Mr. Green has a lot of accolades. Coach…
Mexico Wrestling Update
Four Mexico boys are in the State Wrestling Tournament in Independence today. Keith Ransom won with a major and moved on to the semifinals where he won with a decision and is in the finals. Ricky Juarez lost by decision in the first round, advanced through the wrestlebacks and the blood round and wrestled for…
Mexico High School Senior Tristan Salmons Signs With State Fair Community College In Sedalia
Senior Tristan Salmons signed a letter of intent to participate in shooting sports with State Fair Community College in Sedalia for the 2024-25 school year. Salmons will join the trap shoot, sporting clays, and skeet teams. During his time at SFCC, he will study Automotive Technology. Tristan is the son of Ginger and Robert Meador…
Mexico Public Safety Report for 4/24/19
ARRESTS: Mexico Public Safety reports the arrest of 51 year old Janice S. Tarrants yesterday (Tuesday) on Montgomery County and Warren County Warrant. Mexico Public Safety responded to the following calls yesterday (Tuesday): A fight in progress at the Mexico City Square and at Pleasant. Drug activity in progress at North Wade. A missing juvenile…
Audrain County Commissioner Says SSM Audrain is Partnering With MU Health Care To Bring Doctors To Mexico
SSM Hospital is partnering with MU Health Care to bring several doctors to provide services in Mexico. Audrain County Presiding Commissioner Steve Hobbs says Orthopedic Surgeon Nathan Skelley started up his clinic in Mexico yesterday (Tuesday): The radiology oncologist coming to Mexico is Dr. David Jones. Negotiations for the potential purchase of SSM Audrain hospital…
Monkeypox Shows up in Boone County as Cases Increase
Columbia/Boone County Public Health and Human Services have confirmed the first case of monkey pox in Boone County yesterday (Tuesday). The health department is working closely with the individual to identify any close contacts to offer them education and vaccination. It’s true that overall risk of monkeypox remains low, yet there have been 47 cases…
