An Iconic Building In Mexico Set to Change Ownership An iconic building in Mexico is set to change hands Wednesday. The former Mexico Ledger building at 300 North Washington is being purchased by Property Investments of Mexico who will be looking for a tenant to either start or expand a business in the 10,000 square-foot…… Continue Reading
Mexico Boy Scout’s Leadership Project Takes Root
Mexico Boys Scout’s Leadership Project Takes Root A Mexico Boy Scout is taking on a leadership project in an effort to attain Eagle Scout status, and the results of the project will be long-lasting. 16-year old James Branson, member of Troop 57 in Mexico, recruited other scouts, friends and family to help plant 500 trees…… Continue Reading
Three Drug Related Arrests Made in Jefferson City
Three Drug Related Arrests Made in Jefferson City Three Jefferson City residents are behind bars following the service of a search warrant yesterday afternoon (Friday). The warrant was served in the 3800 block of Candlelight Drive by the MUSTANG drug task force and members of the Jefferson City Police SWAT team and resulted in the…… Continue Reading
Governor Parson Extends State of Emergency
Governor Parson Extends State of Emergency Governor Parson is extending the state of emergency in Missouri through August 31st. The executive order was signed yesterday (Friday) and allows the state continued flexibility in providing resources and easing regulatory burdens to assist Missouri’s COVID-19 recovery. Nearly 600 state statutes and regulations have been waived or suspended…… Continue Reading
Bear & Elk Seasons Coming to Missouri
Bear & Elk Season Coming to Missouri The Missouri Department of Conservation is announcing the dates for both black bear and elk seasons in the state. Bear season will run for 10 days from October 18th to the 27th. Hunters can apply for a permit during the month of May and random winners will be…… Continue Reading
Mexico Farmers Market Opens In April
Mexico Farmers Market Opens In April The Mexico Farmers Market is set to open Saturday, April 3rd at Orscheln Farm and Home on South Clark. Market Manager Matt Van Schyndel says there will be a variety of produce, meat, eggs, bedding plants, and direct sales vendors there from the first day through the end of…… Continue Reading
KWWR Sports Report 3/26/21
KWWR Sports Report 3/26 The Cards got shut out by the Astros last night, 3-0. The Royals pounded the Diamondbacks 10-1. The Cards have the day off today before hosting the Marlins tomorrow evening. The Royals have a late game tonight as they take on the Rangers at 8:05. In hockey last night, the Wild…… Continue Reading
K-9 Chal Tracks and Apprehends Mexico Man
K-9 Chal Tracks and Apprehends Mexico Man A Mexico man fleeing from police tracked down by K9 Chal. According to the Audrain County Sheriff’s Department, 49 year old Paul A. Boles fled on foot from a traffic stop along East Breckenridge Wednesday night and ran into the former AP Green property. K9 Chal tracked Boles…… Continue Reading
Arrests Made in Moberly Assault
Arrests Made in Moberly Assault An assault last night (Thursday) in Moberly injures a 28-year old Moberly man. Moberly Police say they were called to a report of a fight on the parking lot at Bud’s Place Bar at 601 Concannon around 10:20. Officers found a man unconscious and face down on the parking lot…… Continue Reading
Walmart Asking For Missouri Made Products
Walmart Asking for Missouri Made Products The application process for Walmart’s eighth annual Open Call is now open, and the company invites Missouri entrepreneurs dreaming of landing their products on Walmart shelves and online to apply for the opportunity to meet with Walmart buyers on June 30th, 2021, via virtual pitch meetings. The retailer has…… Continue Reading
