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Financial Advisor Mitchell Rentschler Joins KXEO Morning Show To Talk About How Stock Market Is Performing After Recent Conflict Between United States And Iran
ByKXEOEdward Jones Financial Advisor Mitchell Rentschler stops by AM 1340 KXEO and the Am I Awake Morning Show once a month to update listeners on the latest financial news. Today Mr. Rentschler talked about how the stock market performed after the recent conflict between the United States and Iran.
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Mexico Softball Loses Regular Season Finale For NCMC Crown To Fulton Hornets
ByKXEOThe Mexico Bulldogs softball team with a tough ending to the regular season last (Monday) night with a 7-6 loss to the Fulton Hornets. With the loss Fulton takes the North Central Missouri Conference Championship this season. Head Coach Keith Louder says his team scored 2 in the fourth inning, one in the 6th, and…
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Shaw Signs Letter Of Intent
ByKXEOMexico High School senior Shelbi Shaw signed her National Letter of Intent to play softball at St. Louis Community College-Meramec at the Mexico High School Sports Complex this afternoon. [Thursday] Shaw is a 0.298 career hitter with 66 RBIs. She was recognized as an All-Conference position player in 2016 and 2019, and was named second…
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KXEO Sports Report 2/20/23
ByKXEOIn Mizzou Tiger basketball, the men were unable to overcome an early deficit Saturday night against #25 Texas A&M at Mizzou Arena. Despite Kobe Brown’s 24 points and D’Moi Hodges’ 12, it wasn’t enough with the Aggies getting the 69 – 60 win. The Tiger women are back in action tonight on the road, taking…
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KXEO Sports Report 1/20/23
ByKXEOThe final round of the 80th Annual Tony Lenzini Basketball Tournament in Palmyra begins tonight with consolation play. In boys action last night, Van-Far narrowly beat Monroe City, 40 – 38 and Hannibal beat Clark County by 10, 45 – 35. Hannibal and Mark Twain vie for the consolation trophy tonight at 6:30 while Van-Far…
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Downtown Conference Center Project Moves Forward
ByKXEOConstruction of Jefferson City’s new downtown conference center and hotel is one step closer after the City Council unanimously approved key project agreements during a special meeting Monday. City leaders say updated plans include expanding the hotel from 203 to 215 rooms while removing a planned pool to reduce costs. The project is now estimated…
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