Market Madness brings people to downtown Sunday
Hundreds of people flocked to downtown Mexico on Sunday for the Market Madness. Over 20 vendors and multiple food trucks flooded the square with items for sale. The event ran from noon-to 5.
Hundreds of people flocked to downtown Mexico on Sunday for the Market Madness. Over 20 vendors and multiple food trucks flooded the square with items for sale. The event ran from noon-to 5.
Blustery cold temperatures are expected over the next couple of days in the KXEO listening area and Optometrist, Dr. Carl Abbott is providing some tips on how to keep your eyes safe and protected in the cold weather. Dr. Abbott keeps listeners informed on all the latest eye health once a month on KXEO. Don’t…
(James Loskill From St. Louis Receives COVID-19 Vaccine From Katie Swaim R.N. With Audrain County Health Department) Almost four hundred more people are receiving COVID-19 vaccinations in Mexico today (Tuesday). (Pictured Katie Swaim R.N. And Brandi Meyer Public Health Nurse With Audrain County Health Department) The Audrain County Health Department along with the Missouri National…
Three juveniles and a Hannibal woman are recovering from injuries following a one-car accident in Audrain County during the evening hours of Thursday, May 16, 2024. According to the Missouri Highway Patrol it happened on Route N, one mile south of Martinsburg. A vehicle driven by 29-year-old Chloe A. Hees of Hannibal traveled off the…
Over 200 plus people are staying at the Mexico High School this week as part of Mission To Mexico. Organizer Justin Haggedorn and two of the campers Claudine Bellot and Matthew Markworth from Mount Prospect, Illinois were the featured local guests on AM 1340 KXEO Morning and the Am I Awake Morning Show with Matt…
Audrain County Relay For Life will be hosting a kick off dinner on Monday, May 6th. The group says the night will be a fun educational way to find out more information on local Relay for Life and how anyone interested can sign up on a team or join an existing team. The kick off…
A traffic delay this morning in Mexico on South Clark, south of Boulevard due to a large limb from a tree down on some power lines. Mexico Public Safety is controlling traffic until Ameren can get the issue resolved. No injuries reported.