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Town Hall Set For Thursday
ByKXEOThe Mexico Board of Education will hold the scheduled town hall that is set for tonight [Thursday] regarding possible reconfiguration of the schools. The purpose of the town hall is to address community concerns and answer questions about what the possible changes would look like. The town hall will take place at 7:00 in the…
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Kehoe denies clemency to Shockley
ByKXEOMissouri Governor Mike Kehoe announced today that he will not grant clemency to Lance Shockley, whose execution is set for tomorrow (Tuesday) at 6 p.m. He was unanimously convicted of first-degree murder in the ambush and murder of Sergeant Carl DeWayne Graham, Jr., of the Missouri State Highway Patrol back in 2005. His case was…
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KXEO Sports Report For 9/3/19
ByKXEOThe Missouri Tigers are receiving a verbal commitment from Rock Bridge senior defensive end Jalen Logan-Redding to play football at the ZOU next year. The announcement was made yesterday (Monday), that he chose the Tigers over 12 other offers, according to reports from 247Sports. Logan-Redding narrowed his top four to Mizzou, Texas, Oklahoma State and…
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Community R6 Boys 4×100 Team Sets School Record At District Track Meet
ByKXEO(Story and photo credits to Leslie Meyer) Photo 1: Brett Beamer hits the straightaway in the 4x800m relay. Photo 2: Lydia Hoyt looks back during the hand off in the 4×800 relay. Photo 3: Lane Carter gives it his all in the 400m dash. Photo 4: Adrianna Woodson prepares to soar over a hurdle in…
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40,000 pounds of food heads to The Food Bank
ByKXEOA truck delivered 40,000 pounds of food to The Food Bank for Central and Northeast Missouri in Columbia on Wednesday. This delivery is part of a nationwide effort by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in partnership with America250, celebrating the United States’ upcoming 250th anniversary by delivering 250 semitrucks loaded with food…
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Wellsville’s Chason Sachs Moves Closer To Winning Mullet Championship
ByKXEOA Wellsville boy is moving on in a national online mullet championship. 12-year-old Chason Sachs finished the first rounds with about 3,800 votes and a fourth place finish moving him to the top 25 in the 1-12 year old division. Voting for the next round starts up on August 7th. Anyone wanting to vote for…
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