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ByKXEOHickman High School is trying to find out what happened to an urn that sat outside of the school for almost a century. Officials at the school say they do not know the exact date it went missing as they just noticed it this past week. A replica of the urn would cost four thousand…
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Mexico Public Safety Responds To Weather Related Incidents
ByKXEOMexico Public Safety reports they responded to multiple incidents over the weekend due to slick road conditions. In a press release today (Tuesday) Mexico Public Safety says they responded to nine incidents of crashes, slide-offs, or stranded motorists as winter weather moved through Mexico once again on this past weekend on February 15th. There were…
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Missouri Military Academy President General Rick Geraci Joins KXEO And KWWR Morning Shows To Talk About 2022 Commencement Ceremony
ByKXEOMissouri Military Academy President General Rick Geraci was the featured local guest on KXEO and KWWR Morning Shows today. General Geraci talked about the graduation for the class of 2022 at the MMA this weekend.
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Cardinal Caravan Announced
ByKXEOThe players that will be in attendance for the mid-Missouri Cardinal Caravan have been announced. On January 18, Dakota Hudson, Mike Mayers, Chasen Shreve, Andrew Knizer, Joe Magrane and Jim Edmonds will be at the Missouri Farm Bureau Center at 6PM. Saturday, January 19 will see Hudson, Mayers, Sherve, Knizer, Magrane and Harrison Bader in…
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Missouri Military Academy Holds September Eleventh Remembrance Ceremony
ByKXEOOn the anniversary of Sept. 11, Missouri Military Academy cadets, faculty and staff gathered to remember and honor those who lost their lives and the first responders who answered the call. In remembrance, the national colors flew at half-staff on campus. It was raised during the Academy’s annual 9/11 remembrance ceremony, at 7:47 a.m. on…
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Missouri House Approves Medical Marijuana
ByKXEOThe Missouri House has voted to legalize medical marijuana. The bill would allow anyone over 18 with a terminal illness to use smokeless medical marijuana to treat illnesses such as alzheimers, cancer, post traumatic stress disorder and glaucoma. Supporters say this could ease the suffering for the patients, while opponents say the legalization could make…
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