“Being part of SSM Health Care means a bright, sustainable future for Audrain Medical Center,” said David Neuendorf, president and CEO of Audrain Medical Center. Neuendorf, who will remain as president of AMC, says that the move benefits the employees and physicians of AMC, as well as the entire community.

As part of the transaction, AMC’s name will be changed.

Visit audrainmedicalcenter.com for the complete press release.

SSM operates 17 hospitals, including St. Mary’s Health Center in Jeff City and the SSM Cardinal Glennon Children’s Medical Center in St. Louis.

“A partnership with SSM fosters a bright, sustainable future for Audrain Medical Center, which benefits our employees and physicians, and the residents and communities that we serve,” says AMC President/CEO David Neuendorf.

Click the source link below for the full press release.

[Source: Audrain Medical Center]

As the Audrain Medical Center New Year’s baby, the family received a variety of gifts from the hospital and Women and Children’s Services including formula, diapers, Thirty-One diaper bag and accessory bag, Longaberger mug, a photo sitting from Snowfall Designs Photography, roses from Garden Gate Florist and a digital thermometer.

A public information/question and answer session will start at 12 p.m. with the taking of sworn testimony to follow.

On Feb. 3, 2012, Ameren Missouri filed an electric rate case with the Missouri Public Service Commission seeking to increase annual electric operating revenues by approximately $375.6 million. For the average residential customer the proposed increase would be approximately 14 percent or $14 per month. Ameren Missouri’s filing also includes a request to continue its fuel adjustment clause that reflects changes in the cost of fuel used to generate electricity on customers’ bills through a separately-identified surcharge or credit outside a general rate case.

[Source: http://www.lakenewsonline.com]

There is a lot of fun stuff lined up for the whole family, including the popular “Mexico Idol” contest and, oh yes, the “Mr. and Miss Little Soybean” contest. Complete details can be found at the source link below.

Friday night is pretty much a “Beer and BBQ” night. However, Saturday’s schedule includes the following:

Saturday, August 25, 2012

7:00 AM — 5k/10k Run Registration

8:00 AM — 5k/10k Run Begins

8:00 AM — Baby Show Registration

9:15 AM — Baby Show Contest

9:30 AM — Little Mr. & Mrs. Registration

10:00 AM — Tractor Show Registration

10:15 AM — BBQ Judging Begins

10:30 AM — Little Mr. & Mrs. Contest

10:00 AM – 6:00 PM — Kids Activities Begin

12:00 PM — Whip Show

12:00 PM – 7:00PM — Vendor Booths Open

12:15 PM — BBQ Contest Winners Announced

1:00 PM — Parade Line-Up

2:00 PM — Parade Begins

3:00 PM — Antique Tractor Judging

3:00PM – 3:30PM — Mexico Idol Contestant Registration

3:30 PM– 5:30 PM — Mexico Idol Junior and Senior Preliminary Competition

4:00 PM – 11:00 PM — Beer and Wine Garden Open

5:00 PM — Antique Tractor Show Winners Announced

5:30 PM — Mexico Idols Finals and Awards

7:30 PM – 8:30PM — Live Concert: Flood Brothers

8:45 PM – 10:30 — Live Concert: The Hipnecks

According to a statement from Public Safety, the exercise will simulate an active shooter in the school,and the subsequent emergency response. The exercise will involve numerous people and vehicles and it would be best to avoid the area during this period of time.

[Source: Mexico Public Safety, Mexico Public Schools]

Mexico’s Annual Spring Cleanup will be held on Saturdays during the month of April. If your regular trash pickup day is Monday or Thursday, your clean up day will be Saturday, April 14th, if your regular trash pickup day is Tuesday, Wednesday, or Friday, your clean up day will be Saturday, April 7th.

So, start cleaning out that garage!

Click the source link below for complete details.

[Source: City of Mexico]

The facility offers three times the amount of space (15 individual welding booths) and was financed through a state of Missouri Enhancement Grant, which pays 50 percent of the cost of building improvements and 75 percent of equipment costs.

Click the source link below for the full article.

[Source: MexicoSchools.net]