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KXEO Sports Report For 3/10/20
ByKXEOThe St. Louis Blues with a 2-1 loss to the Florida Panthers last night. St. Louis failed to get any separation from the Colorado Avalanche in the race for first place in the Central Division. The Blues remain 2 points ahead of Colorado, which lost 3-1 at the Los Angeles Kings. Jordan Binnington made 32…
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Patrol Arrest Prairie Hill Man For Child Porn
ByKXEOA Chariton County man was arrested on child pornography charges after an investigation by the Missouri State Highway Patrol. The patrol reports 19 year old Steven Tyler Greer of Prairie Hill was taken into custody for possession of child pornography and furnishing pornography to a minor. Greer was contacted at his home on Academy Road…
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Mexico Public Safety Report For 5/18/20
ByKXEOARRESTS: Mexico Public Safety reports the arrest of 30 year old Britney Harper on Friday, for 6 Audrain County Warrants. Public Safety arrested 31 year old Crystal LA Stevens yesterday (Monday) on an Audrain County Warrant. CALLS FOR SERVICE: Mexico Public Safety responded to the following calls for service over the weekend starting on Friday,…
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Mexico School Board Discusses Budget And Salaries At Regular Meeting
ByKXEOThe Mexico School District Board of Education meets in regular session tonight (Tuesday) and hears a number of presentations. Justin Hagedorn addressed the board, representing the Rush Hill Community Church and Group Workcamps to request board approval to rent the Mexico High School campus for part of the summer for a youth camp. Youth from…
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Dig In Columbia Landfill Comes To An End
ByKXEOThe Columbia Police Department and the Solid Waste Utility have ended the exploratory dig in relation to the 2006 disappearance of Megan Schultz. On September 18, crew found human remains in an area they were examining. DNA testing is still pending. Police report no further evidence has been located in the areas of the landfill…
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Mexico’s Deep Ties To The Missouri State Fair
ByKXEOThe date was January 5, 1899 when Missouri’s 29th Governor Lon Stephens addressed the Missouri General Assembly to propose a state fair. Neighboring states already had state fairs and Stevens felt that it would improve agriculture in Missouri and that could translate into benefits for industry as well. Missouri had attempted a state fair in…
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