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Once a month, a business can sponsor the chamber of commerce for “Business After Hours”. On Sept. 24, the Historical Society welcomed the chamber with refreshments in the main room … more
The Mexico Village Square was crawling with Witches, Warlocks and their familiars this weekend.  Many local businesses kept their doors open late for the Mexico Village Square Associations … more
At the end of a long afternoon that involved shopping and collecting trinkets, witches parked their brooms and made their way to  the Pearl for a costume contest...  and a cocktail or two. … more
The Audrain County Board of Health convened Wednesday for their monthly meeting. First on the docket was addressing the strong financial position of the Audrain County Health Department (ACHD) … more
Hurricane Helene made landfall in the curve of Florida’s peninsula, commonly referred to as the “Big Bend” region, on Thursday, Sept. 26 at 11 p.m. as a Category 4 storm. In Taylor … more
The pictures in this gallery were submitted to the Mexico Ledger by friends and family affected by Hurricane Milton.   more
Boone Health signs a letter of intent to establish a new critical access hospital in Mexico Monday night. This is the first step in bringing health care back home. Backing Boone Health during this … more
On Wednesday, Oct. 9 at approximately 6:43 a.m,, a Mexico Public Safety Department (MPSD) officer stopped a black van in the 1000 block of Grove Street. The van had been described as being used in a … more
The Audrain County Area Genealogical Society (ACAGS), a nonprofit organization, is proud to announce the celebration of its 35th anniversary on Saturday, Oct. 19. The event will kick off at 9:30 a.m. … more
On Sept. 27,  the Audrain County Sheriff's Office received information concerning the introduction of illegal controlled substance(s) into the Audrain County Jail. An investigation revealed … more
In an age where information is at our fingertips, the role of local newspapers like the Mexico Ledger remains crucial. As the voice of our communities, it not only informs but also unites and … more
Two local veterans were celebrated at last week's Veterans Coffee Talk. Every Tuesday morning in the community center off S. Main St. the veterans in Auxvasse and the surrounding communities gather … more
Music floods the town and as you near the church and by the time you’re close enough to see the train tracks, the intoxicating smell of popcorn and fried chicken is the only thing on your … more
St. Joseph's Catholic Church and School invited alumni, family and friends to enjoy the gorgeous October weather and celebrate a good harvest at the 17th annual Oktoberfest. Proceeds from the event … more
Hatton Craft Day has been celebrated on the first Saturday of October every year for 52 years now. As always, the craft fair drew a huge crowd since it has something for everyone from home decor and … more
Volunteers for the American Red Cross of Missouri gathered at the Mexico Fire Department at 300 N. Coal St. Sunday for their “Sound the Alarm” event.  Nationwide 1.5 million … more
The Mexico Area Chamber of Commerce hosted the eighth annual Tyronn Lue Community Day of Service on Sept. 20. This year marks the first time C2C has co sponsored the event. Dana Keller, executive … more
Van-Far came out on top in their homecoming game against Montgomery County with a final score of 34-7. After the game, Carson Huff and Erin Childs were crowned Homecoming King and Queen by last … more
The Salty Heifers Co. celebrated the grand opening of their new storefront at 118 W. Jackson St. recently with a ribbon cutting ceremony and store-wide sale. The Salty Heifers, owned by Barb … more
Audrain County Prosecuting Attorney Jacob Shellabarger recently announced that Timothy Scott Midgyett, 29, of Columbia, pleaded guilty to the June 2020 murder of Chance Davis of Mexico. Midgyett … more
The water in a cup set on your table begins to ripple and for a brief second, Jurassic Park flashes through your mind. Then, with the shrill of its whistle and clang of its bell, you realize … more
For the past three years now, David Reetz, owner of Mexico Music, and his ukulele students, have taken the show on the road. Well… down the road.  Off Audrain Rd. 820 just minutes … more
With election day quickly approaching, and the recent changes to Missouri’s voting laws, it is important to know what will be required of you and stay up-to-date on important deadlines in the … more
Nevermind the cloudy day; Hickory Ridge Orchard hosted a lot of talent and saw plenty of smiles at this year's Ukulele Festival. more
Skyler Arnold was crowned homecoming queen after  the Bulldogs' 49-13 victory over the Marshall Owls. To purchase photo reprints, call the Mexico Ledger office at 573-581-1111 Photos … more
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