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Mexico Community Teachers Association President Sarah Keithley Talks Turkey Turnover Fundraiser On KXEO Morning Show
ByKXEOThe annual Mexico Community Teachers Association turkey turnover fundraiser will go on as planned this year however with a few changes. CTA President Sarah Keithley joined AM 1340 KXEO and the Am I Awake Morning Show today to talk about the event.
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Louisiana Bicentennial To Include Beard Growing Contest
ByKXEOThe planning for the upcoming bicentennial celebration in Louisiana is still underway, and the most recent event is a beard growing contest. The event is in honor of two Pike County residents, Valentine Tapley and Elijah Gates. Tapley famously vowed to never trim his beard again if Abraham Lincoln won the 1860 election. Gates joined…
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One New COVID-19 Death In Audrain County
ByKXEOOne new death being reported today (Friday) by the Audrain County Health Department. One new case is being reported, bringing the total active cases to 12. There have been 1,677 total cases and 53 deaths in the county since the pandemic began.
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Standoff In Hermann Ends With One In Custody
ByKXEOThe suspect believed to be responsible for shooting two Hermann police officers has been apprehended. The Highway Patrol says 35 year old Kenneth Lee Simpson was taken into custody this (Monday) afternoon. Simpson is wanted for allegedly shooting two Hermann police officers last (Sunday) night leaving one in critical but stable condition and killing Detective…
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KXEO Sports Report for 5/15/19
ByKXEOThe Mexico Bulldogs baseball team with a heartbreaking season ending loss to the Hannibal Pirates 4-3 in 13 innings yesterday (Tuesday). It was a semi-final game in districts. The Bulldogs got off to a 2-0 early lead in the third inning. The Pirates would come back to tie it in the sixth. Each team scored…
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Mexico city council recap
ByKXEOThe Mexico city council has raised the sewer rate by one cent for average users, citing ongoing infrastructure needs and a major bond issue dating back to 2010. Residents using 5,000 gallons of water will now pay 51 cents per unit, up from 50 cents. Other approved spending at last night’s meeting included a new…
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