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Mexico City Council Holds Brief Meeting On Tuesday Night
A short meeting of the Mexico City Council last (Tuesday) night. The meeting was moved to last night due to Memorial Day. It lasted 7 minutes and the one item on the agenda was a resolution accepting a temporary construction easement for a sidewalk project. Mayor Ayanna Shivers explains. Mayor Shivers says the next step…
Budweiser Partnering With Missouri Ag Tech Firm
Budweiser is announcing they will be partnering with a Missouri agricultural technology firm in order to develop barley varieties that use less water and other natural resources. According to reports from the St. Louis Post Dispatch Anheuser Busch InBev and Benson announced a global partnership yesterday (Monday). The St. Louis-based crop improvement company will use…
Fulton Man Injured In Montgomery County Vehicle Accident
A Fulton man was taken to the hospital with moderate injuries following a one-car accident in Montgomery County during early morning hours of Wednesday, Apr. 2, 2025. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol accident report it happened when a vehicle driven by a 51-year-old Fulton man ran off the left side of the road…
Mexico Public Safety Report 3/30/23
Mexico Public Safety responded to the following calls for service yesterday (Wednesday): Fire alarm in the 600 block of Summit 2 burglaries not in progress, one in the 1700 block of South Clark, the other in the 600 block of North Clark Runaway juvenile in the 1700 block of Asbury Circle Fraud in the 4800…
Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed Against Fayette Care Home
Two siblings have filed a wrongful death lawsuit in Fayette against a care home after their brother died in a structure fire on January 27th. Connie Mallick and Robert Bittle filed the suit against the Linda Perkins Home in Fayette after their brother, Donald Bittle, died in the January fire. The two siblings allege that…
Library Director Bruner Joins Public Perspectives
Mexico-Audrain County Library District Director Christal Bruner joined Public Perspectives Saturday morning, talking about recent water damage, capital improvement projects in 2021, and holiday festivities.
