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Honor Flight on last tank
ByKXEOWe’ve known it was coming for months, but the finality of it is closer than ever. The last Central Missouri Honor Flight is scheduled for Monday. It will be the 71st and final flight. Over $6 million in donations have helped fund the venture, with the first flight in May 2009. Seventy veterans will be…
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Homicide Investigation Underway In Stover
ByKXEOA homicide investigation is underway in Morgan County in relation to the death of a 79 year old Stover man yesterday. [Sunday] Deputies responded to 14968 Highway N after receiving a call from the husband of a woman regarding an ongoing assault. The husband was not in the home during the assault. Upon arrival they…
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Callaway County Sheriff Clay Chism’s DWI Trial To Start In September
ByKXEOFormer Callaway County Sheriff Clay Chism’s trial will now take place in September. The decision to push the trial back was made during a pre-trial hearing in Randolph County Court yesterday (Monday) morning. Chism is charged with driving while intoxicated and resisting arrest, both misdemeanors. A jury trial was set to start on August 10,…
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RAISE Program Connects Randolph County Residents to Local Jobs
ByKXEOA new initiative in Randolph County is linking residents with the workforce. The Registered Apprenticeships in Skills and Education, or RAISE, launched last week to bridge the gap between the community and local jobs. Open to all working individuals aged 16 and up, the program covers fields from health care and banking to manufacturing and…
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Multiple Mexico High School Athletes Earn North Central Missouri Conference Honors
ByKXEOTwo Mexico High School baseball players are on the First Team All-North Central Missouri Conference Team. It was announced today (Friday) that seniors Andrew Runge and Tyler Thoenen made the First Team. Runge had a .305 average on the season. Runge also broke a school record for career stolen bases with 49. Thoenen made the…
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Suspected Arson Destroys Historic Columbia Barn Near New Shelter Campus
ByKXEOA century old barn in Columbia was destroyed by fire on December 6 at 1619 Mores Boulevard. Investigators say the blaze was set intentionally but ruled out any link to people experiencing homelessness. The property, owned by the Napier family, sits near the soon to open Opportunity Campus and Room at the Inn both offering…
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