Audrain County Health Board Appoints Third Interim Administrator A third member of the Audrain County Interim Administrative team is now appointed. According to a press release from the health department Environmental Public Health Specialist Sarah Palmer was appointed to the interim position during an Audrain County Board of Health Department meeting last night (Wednesday). Palmer…… Continue Reading
Presser Arts Center Hosting Master Class With American Actor and Tony Award Winner Scott Wolf
Presser Arts Center Hosting Master Class With American Actor and Tony Award Winner Scott Wolf A Master Class with American Actor and Tony Award Winner Scott Wolf will be taking place in Mexico at Presser Arts Center this month. Presser Administrator Katie Azdell says Wolf will be talking about his journey to becoming a working…… Continue Reading
KWWR Sports Report 10/15/20
KWWR Sports Report 10/15 Mizzou men’s basketball team is getting ready for a new season. Preseason practice opened yesterday (Wednesday) with plenty of new changes due to COVID-19. The staff now is required to wear masks on the court. Also the NCAA normally says 2 days off per week, however Head Coach Cuonzo Martin says…… Continue Reading
Jefferson City Middle Schools Extending Virtual Learning
Jefferson City Middle Schools Extending Virtual Learning Lewis and Clark Middle School and Thomas Jefferson Middle School in Jefferson City is extending virtual learning for another week. According to a press release from the Jefferson City School District the earliest students will return to in-seat learning will be Monday, October 26th. The middle schools decided…… Continue Reading
Police Continuing to Search for Missing Columbia Mother
Police Continuing to Search for Missing Columbia Mother Police are continuing a search for missing Columbia mother Mengi Ji Elledge. Yesterday a portion of the Lamine River was excavated however nothing was found. The search team say they plan to be back at the river today (Thursday). Ji was reported missing last October. Her husband,…… Continue Reading
Jefferson City Police Identify Shooting Suspect at Break Time on Ellis Boulevard
Jefferson City Police Identify Shooting Suspect at Break Tie on Ellis Boulevard Jefferson City Police are identifying the suspect in a shooting this morning (Wednesday) at a Break Time on Ellis Boulevard. The suspect is 25-year old Xavies Parks and is considered armed and dangerous. No work on the victim’s health was made available.… Continue Reading
Two Montgomery County Communities Get Grants
Two Montgomery County Communities Get Grants Two Montgomery County communities will be able to purchase new equipment thanks to a grant from the Trump administration. The grants come from the USDA and have been awarded to Wellsville and Jonesburg. Wellsville will use the $128,000 grant to purchase a backhoe and skid loader to replace aging…… Continue Reading
Missouri State Fire Marshal Urging People Not to Burn Items Outside
Missouri State Fire Marshal Urging People Not to Burn Items Outside The Missouri state fire marshal is urging people to not burn items outside due to a statewide drought that has impacted the state for several weeks. Fire Marshal Tim Bean sent out a news release yesterday (Tuesday) saying that under current dry conditions, even…… Continue Reading
Shooting at Jefferson City Break Time on Ellis Boulevard
Shooting at Jefferson City Break Time on Ellis Boulevard An investigation is underway in Jefferson City after a shooting early this morning (Wednesday) at a Break Time gas station on Ellis Boulevard. Jefferson City police went to the call just after 3am and found a man in his early 20’s suffering from multiple gunshot wounds.…… Continue Reading
New Whitehouse COVID-19 Report Shows Mexico and Audrain County With High Rates of New Infection
New Whitehouse COVID-19 Report Shows Mexico and Audrain County With High Rates of New Infection Several Mid-Missouri counties remain in the red zone for new COVID-19 infections, according to a newly released Whitehouse report. The document looks at cases reported last week, and shows Missouri as a whole remains in the red zone, with 159…… Continue Reading
