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Boone County Fire Chief Scott Olsen Retires After 40 Years of Service
ByKXEOThe Boone County Fire Protection District has announced the retirement of Fire Chief Scott Olsen, after 17 years in the role and 40 years of service. Olsen began his career as a volunteer firefighter at Station 1 in 1985 and later became one of the original members of Missouri Task Force 1. In his retirement…
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Thunderstorm Causes Hail Damage In Mexico
ByKXEOStorm damage is being reported in several places of the listening area following a thunderstorm yesterday (Thursday) afternoon that brought golf ball sized hail. In Mexico the license bureau on North Abat had damage to siding on the back of the building. Several residents on Savannah Court and Curtis had windows knocked out at their…
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KXEO Sports Report 1/3/23
ByKXEOViewers of last night’s Monday Night Football game witnessed something that rarely happens. With just under six minutes left in the first quarter, Bills safety Damar Hamlin tackled Tee Higgins with Higgins then falling on Hamlin. Hamlin got up and then collapsed on the field where medical personnel administered CPR and utilized an AED to…
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Fifth Candidate Files For A Seat On The Mexico Board Of Education During April Sixth Election
ByKXEOThere are now five candidates running for a seat on the Mexico Board Education during the April 6th Election. Incumbent Scott Nichols filed to run for a second term yesterday (Friday). He joins Marci Minor, Andy Craig, Randy Reinwald and Keith Louder in seeking one of two open seats on the board. Nate Birt and…
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Study On COVID-19 Contagiousness In Sewage Preliminary Results
ByKXEOA study on how contagious COVID-19 is in sewage is ongoing in Mexico. Jeff Wenzel, head of Environmental Epidemiology at the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services gave an update on the project this (Wednesday) afternoon in a virtual meeting with Audrain County leadership. The study involves 83 test sites including Mexico and collects…
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Soybeans Knock Off Corn As Most Planted Crop
ByKXEOFor the first time in around 35 years, farmers will be planting more soybeans than corn. The U.S. Department of Agriculture released their annual prospective planting report today [Thursday] saying an estimated 89 million acres of soybeans will be planted versus 88 million of corn. The primary reason for the change is profitability. Corn costs…
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