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Rush Hill Woman Hospitalized After Accident on Route B
ByKXEOA Rush Hill woman was injured in a single vehicle accident on Wednesday morning. The 20-year-old woman was traveling south on Route B at about 4:42 a.m. Wednesday when she drove off the right side of the road and overcorrected. The vehicle struck a ditch and came to rest in a corn field just south…
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KXEO Sports Report 5/27/21
ByKXEOThe Wellsville Middletown High School Baseball Team lost 9-8 in 9 innings to Leeton yesterday (Wednesday) in the quarterfinals of Sectionals. Wellville Middletown ends the season with an 11-10 record. The St. Louis Cardinals avoided a series sweep against the Chicago White Sox yesterday (Wednesday) with a 4-0 win. Tommy Edman hit 2 home runs….
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Montgomery County Deputy Earns Commendation
ByKXEOA Montgomery County Deputy has been given a Letter of Commendation for his quick response to a call and actions that helped save the life of a 33 year old man. Sheriff Matt Schoo says Deputy Aaron Levinson responded to a call on January 18 for a man who was unresponsive and not breathing on…
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Mexico City Council Hears Public Works Update During Monday Night’s Meeting
ByKXEOThe Mexico City Council hears a presentation from Public Works Director Drew Williford to start Monday night’s meeting. During the update on his department, Williford explained that a number of projects are upcoming courtesy of grants obtained by the city, including the replacement of the bridge on Pollock Road as well as a substandard culvert…
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Name Change To Robert E. Lee Elementary School Approved By School Board
ByKXEOThe Columbia School Board is giving its approval to change the name of Robert E. Lee Elementary School. The School will be renamed the Locust Street Expressive Arts Elementary School. The change will take effect following the next school year. Renovations are planned at the school over the next few years, including the removal of…
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Parson Calls Special Legislative Session
ByKXEOGovernor Mike Parson called state lawmakers into a special legislative session next month to address an issue on auto sales. In June, the Missouri Supreme Court prohibited people from using the proceeds from the trade-in of multiple used cars as credit against sales tax on the purchase of a new vehicle. House minority leader Crystal…
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