More information will be posted as it becomes available.
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Two car accident on 18 highway east of Adrian
More information will be posted as it becomes available.
Butler Chamber of Commerce Membership Dinner set for March 22nd
The Butler chamber of Commerce will host the Annual Banquet on March 22nd. Tickets are priced at $22.00 each and may be purchased from the Butler Chamber of Commerce 7 West Dakota Street. The office is open from 10 am to 3 pm , Monday through Friday.
Invitations and with an RSVP will be mailed within the next few weeks. Watch your mail box and remember to get your reservations by the indicated deadline on your invitation.
X-rays in the office on hold for now
Notes from the Bates County Memorial Hospital board meeting last night
It appears that the question of Dr. Curtis Long's clinic being able to do his own x-rays, will continue. A number of visitors were on hand at the Bates County Hospital Board's monthly meeting, hoping that will be the case.
Jim Shade, president of the hospital board, said, barring legal problems from the Feds, all will stay as it is. Actually, the problem lies with questions dealing with technical works like changing analog to digital, that the average person doesn't comprehend. Shade said they would know for sure by the next board meeting in a couple of weeks.
Extra chairs had to be set up for those who had signed up to speak in behalf of Dr. Curtis Long's practice of handling the x-rays at his clinic at 2000 West Chestnut Street here in Butler.
Dr. Long has been practicing in Butler for almost 50 years...since 1964, and of course has long been affiliated with the hospital, sending persons to the hospital as patients when they required hospital services.
The hospital board had requested that he have patients who need x-rays done, to make a second appointment, and have the x-ray work done at the hospital.
Those who had signed up to speak to the board Tuesday night, were all in friendly agreement that the second appointment and the waiting extra time to know the results, would make a hardship, and result in extra time before those results would be passed along to the client. It would be especially difficult, for the elderly, and especially for the handicapped. One person was there, helping another who was in a motorized wheelchair, and it was pointed out that with the seat belts and other necessities in getting him even to the clinic is quite a chore, to say nothing of having to make a second trip to the hospital. And to say nothing of Missouri weather, which can be bad, almost at a moment's notice.
The hospital board consists of its president, Jim Shade, as well as Patti Bruto, Rusty Hamilton, Jerry Jones, and Harold Caskey.
It appears that the question of Dr. Curtis Long's clinic being able to do his own x-rays, will continue. A number of visitors were on hand at the Bates County Hospital Board's monthly meeting, hoping that will be the case.
Jim Shade, president of the hospital board, said, barring legal problems from the Feds, all will stay as it is. Actually, the problem lies with questions dealing with technical works like changing analog to digital, that the average person doesn't comprehend. Shade said they would know for sure by the next board meeting in a couple of weeks.
Extra chairs had to be set up for those who had signed up to speak in behalf of Dr. Curtis Long's practice of handling the x-rays at his clinic at 2000 West Chestnut Street here in Butler.
Dr. Long has been practicing in Butler for almost 50 years...since 1964, and of course has long been affiliated with the hospital, sending persons to the hospital as patients when they required hospital services.
The hospital board had requested that he have patients who need x-rays done, to make a second appointment, and have the x-ray work done at the hospital.
Those who had signed up to speak to the board Tuesday night, were all in friendly agreement that the second appointment and the waiting extra time to know the results, would make a hardship, and result in extra time before those results would be passed along to the client. It would be especially difficult, for the elderly, and especially for the handicapped. One person was there, helping another who was in a motorized wheelchair, and it was pointed out that with the seat belts and other necessities in getting him even to the clinic is quite a chore, to say nothing of having to make a second trip to the hospital. And to say nothing of Missouri weather, which can be bad, almost at a moment's notice.
The hospital board consists of its president, Jim Shade, as well as Patti Bruto, Rusty Hamilton, Jerry Jones, and Harold Caskey.
-courtesy FM 92 the Bullet
Butler teen hurt in crash near Adrian last night
An single car accident around 11:20 p.m. last night sent a Butler teen to the hospital with moderate injuries. Melody E. Raney, 17, of Butler was traveling northbound on 71 highway just south of the Adrian exit when her 2008 Ford went off the left side of the roadway, struck a culvert, overturned and came to a rest on its wheels.
The report filed by MSHP Trooper Dodson shows the driver was wearing a seat belt at the time of the accident. Ms. Raney was transported to Bates County Memorial Hospital for treatment.
The report filed by MSHP Trooper Dodson shows the driver was wearing a seat belt at the time of the accident. Ms. Raney was transported to Bates County Memorial Hospital for treatment.
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Severe Thunderstorm Watch in effect
You may view live radar HERE
Possible storms, rain later tonight...
Down to 43 tonight with an 80% chance of rain. It is being reported by the National Weather Service in Pleasant Hill that the storms, expected to arrive closer to midnight, are capable of producing small hail and winds up to 60 mph.
There are no watches or warnings in effect as of this time (6:28 p.m.) We'll keep you posted.
You may view live radar by clicking HERE
Obituary - Jo Jukes
Arrangements for Jo Jukes are cremation, with private family services to be at a later time. Cremation under the direction of the Mullinax Funeral Home, Butler, Missouri (660) 679-0009. Contributions to charity of donor’s choice.
Mary Jo Jukes, 68 of Butler, died February 27, 2012 at her home in Butler. She was born June 8, 1943 in Edgerton, Kansas to Hobart Robert and Mary Rose (Loftus) Gillihan. She was united in marriage to Noel Jukes December 31, 1966 in Richmond, Kansas.
Jo was preceded in death by her parents; a brother, Paul Gillihan, and one son, Larry Jukes. She is survived by her husband Noel of the home; and their beloved dog, Hershey; daughter Dawn Grace of Lee’s Summit, Missouri; son James Jukes and wife Holly of Kansas City, Kansas; brother Kenny Gillihan and wife Kathie of Bucyrus, Kansas; brother Donnie Gillihan and wife Kathie of Topeka, Kansas; brother Rick Gillihan of Gardner, Kansas; sister Gerry Sue Brite and husband Gene of Gardner, Kansas; grandchildren Kashmir and Sebastian; as well as nieces and nephews. Jo loved life, and she enjoyed playing golf. She was very proud of her family.
Mary Jo Jukes, 68 of Butler, died February 27, 2012 at her home in Butler. She was born June 8, 1943 in Edgerton, Kansas to Hobart Robert and Mary Rose (Loftus) Gillihan. She was united in marriage to Noel Jukes December 31, 1966 in Richmond, Kansas.
Jo was preceded in death by her parents; a brother, Paul Gillihan, and one son, Larry Jukes. She is survived by her husband Noel of the home; and their beloved dog, Hershey; daughter Dawn Grace of Lee’s Summit, Missouri; son James Jukes and wife Holly of Kansas City, Kansas; brother Kenny Gillihan and wife Kathie of Bucyrus, Kansas; brother Donnie Gillihan and wife Kathie of Topeka, Kansas; brother Rick Gillihan of Gardner, Kansas; sister Gerry Sue Brite and husband Gene of Gardner, Kansas; grandchildren Kashmir and Sebastian; as well as nieces and nephews. Jo loved life, and she enjoyed playing golf. She was very proud of her family.
Ongoing investigation results in drug related arrests
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| John Danner is being held on $25,000 bond facing Distribution of a Controlled Substance charges |
The Bates County Sheriff’s Office and the CNET Drug Task force has wrapped up a drug investigation that lasted approximately two months and spanned multiple counties. The investigation started in late December with multiple purchases of drugs from multiple locations.
The Operation kicked off on February 15th with a search warrant at 406 East Cedar Street in Rich Hill. The house was occupied by one adult female and one juvenile female. The adult female was taken into custody at the time of the search warrant. The male who was a target of the investigation was not at home at the time. He later returned to the residence and was taken into custody. Charges are pending on the male subject. During the search of the residence, marijuana and drug paraphernalia were recovered. The female was later released to care for the juvenile. Charges on the female are being reviewed at this time.
At the same time, members of the Sheriff’s Office began to search for a second subject of its investigation and a short time later located the subject at 419 East Elm Street in Rich Hill. John W Danner and another female was located at the residence in the front yard and taken into custody. A search of the subjects revealed a small amount of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. Danner was charged with Distribution of a controlled substance and bond was set at $25,000.00 cash or surety. Charges are being reviewed on the female.
The investigation continued on Feb. 17th with members of the Vernon County Sheriff’s Office, Bates County Sheriff’s Office and the CNET Drug Task Force executing a search warrant in Nevada, Missouri. The subject of the investigation was not at home at the time. Charges of Distribution of a controlled substance are being sought in connection with the search warrant.
A third search warrant was executed during the operation in another jurisdiction. Details of that search warrant are unavailable at this time due to the ongoing investigation.
During Operation Spring Weed Killer approximately 9 pounds of Marijuana, 59 Alprazolam Pills, 29 Lorazepam Pills, 89 Hydrocodone Pills, and $2000 in cash were recovered.
Charges are expected to be filed on several more subjects in connection with Operation Spring Weed Killer.
Sheriff Anderson says “We will continue to work with the community to aggressively pursue those connected to the sales or usage of illegal drugs.”
Bingo and Chili Supper this Saturday
Miami Project Prom is hosting a night of bingo along with a chili supper this Saturday evening at the Amsterdam Community Building starting at 5 p.m. Come have some fun, enjoy great food and help support the Eagles 2012 Project Prom.
-our thanks to Jackie Nieder
-our thanks to Jackie Nieder
Monday, February 27, 2012
Meet and Greet for Makenzi Adams this Friday Night
Enjoy cake and appetizers and wish her well as she prepares for her trip.
Makenzi is a 2010 Adrian High School graduate and is the daughter of Pete and Denise Adams of Adrian.
Makenzi is a 2010 Adrian High School graduate and is the daughter of Pete and Denise Adams of Adrian.
-FM 92 the Bullet
Rich Hill Police Department weekly report
Rich Hill Police Department Activity Report
February 20, 2012 to February 26, 2012
02-20-2012
02-21-2012
SPEAK TO OFFICER
NOISE
02-22-2012
SPEAK TO OFFICER
CIVIL SITUATION
RUNAWAY
02-23-2012
NOISE
THEFT
02-24-2012
ANIMAL AT LARGE
ALARM
02-25-2012
DOMESTIC
CHECK WELL BEING
SPEAK TO OFFICER
HARASSMENT
02-26-2012
NOISE
Bates County Sheriff's Department activity report
Bates County Sheriff’s Office Activity Report
February 20, 2012 to February 26, 2012
02-20-2012
TRAFFIC STOP-Rich Hill Deputies conducted a traffic stop in the Rich Hill area which led to arrest of one subject for possession of a controlled substance.
SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY / VEHICLE / PERSON-Adrian
SPEAK TO OFFICER-Butler
SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY / VEHICLE / PERSON-Adrian
ALARM-Rich Hill
ABANDON VEHICLE-Merwin
CHILD CUSTODY ISSUE-Butler
STRANDED MOTORIST-Adrian
SPEAK TO OFFICER-Rich Hill
CHECK WELL BEING-Butler
CWB CHECK WELL BEING-Butler
WANTED SUBJECT-Butler at approximately 1825 hours Deputies executed a warrant in Butler, MO.
THREATS - VERBAL, PHONE OR BY MAIL-Adrian
VANDALISM-Rockville Bates County Deputies took a report of vandalism to a motor vehicle in the Rt.1 Rockville. No suspect information at this time.
02-21-2012
AGENCY ASSIST-Adrian
OPEN DOOR / WINDOW-Adrian
OPEN DOOR / WINDOW-Amsterdam
STRANDED MOTORIST-Butler
CARELESS & IMPRUDENT DRIVING-Butler
THEFT-Ballard at approximately 1100 hours Deputies responded to a theft in rural Urich, MO.
STRANDED MOTORIST-Rich Hill
STRANDED MOTORIST-Rich Hill
STRANDED MOTORIST-Butler
MVA-Butler
SPEAK TO OFFICER-Adrian
DISTURBANCE-Ballard Deputies responded to a disturbance in progress in rural Bates County.
SPEAK TO OFFICER-Amsterdam
WRONG WAY DRIVER-Passaic
FAIL TO YIELD - EMERG VEH-Drexel
02-22-2012
AGENCY ASSIST-Drexel
CHECK WELL BEING-Rich Hill
SPEAK TO OFFICER-Rich Hill Report of Harassment by phone in Bates County.
SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY / VEHICLE / PERSON-Butler approximately 0915 hours Deputies responded to suspicious activity in rural Butler, MO.
WANTED SUBJECT-Butler Warrant arrest of Adam A. Abney.
TRESPASSING-Hume
TRESPASSING-Ballard
SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY / VEHICLE / PERSON-Hume
SPEAK TO OFFICER-Archie
CHILD NEGLECT-Rich Hill
SPEAK TO OFFICER-Hume
SPEAK TO OFFICER-Butler
02-23-2012
DOMESTIC-Rich Hill
ANIMAL AT LARGE-Adrian
FRAUD / IDENTITY THEFT-Foster
ANIMAL AT LARGE-Drexel
SPEAK TO OFFICER-Butler
AGENCY ASSIST-Passaic
AGENCY ASSIST-Rich Hill
STRANDED MOTORIST-Merwin
02-24-2012
AGENCY ASSIST-Butler
SPEAK TO OFFICER-Adrian
SPEAK TO OFFICER-Adrian
AMBULANCE REQUEST-Drexel
SPEAK TO OFFICER-Butler
SPEAK TO OFFICER-Hume Bates County Deputies received a report of trespassing at Route 1 Hume.
DEBRIS ON ROADWAY / SIDEWALK-Adrian
CIVIL STANDBY-Adrian Deputies responded to a civil stand by call in rural Adrian.
VANDALISM-Butler
CHECK WELL BEING-Adrian
PROWLER-Amsterdam
02-25-2012
AGENCY ASSIST-Butler
STRANDED MOTORIST-Rich Hill
STRANDED MOTORIST-Butler
ANIMAL AT LARGE-Adrian
THEFT-Drexel at approximately 1100 hours Deputies responded to a theft in rural Drexel, MO.
WANTED SUBJECT-Foster Warrant arrest of Bobbie J. Wood.
THEFT-Butler at approximately 1215 hours Deputies responded to a theft in rural Butler, MO.
CIVIL STANDBY-Butler
PROPERTY DAMAGE / VANDALISM-Butler
SPEAK TO OFFICER-Rich Hill
SPEAK TO OFFICER-Butler
DEBRIS ON ROADWAY / SIDEWALK-Butler
SPEAK TO OFFICER-Adrian approximately 1600 hours Deputies took a report of a stolen check from a residence in rural Archie, MO.
SPEAK TO OFFICER-Ballard
PROWLER-Butler
MVA-Butler
AGENCY ASSIST-Adrian
CARELESS & IMPRUDENT DRIVING-Rich Hill
02-26-2012
STRANDED MOTORIST-Butler
ANIMAL AT LARGE-J Hwy
CARELESS & IMPRUDENT DRIVING-Amoret
STRANDED MOTORIST-Foster
SPEAK TO OFFICER-Butler
AGENCY ASSIST-Hume Deputies responded to the Hume to assist EMS and Hume first responders.
SPEAK TO OFFICER-Butler
THEFT-Rich Hill
AMBULANCE REQUEST-Adrian
ANIMAL AT LARGE-V Hwy
DISTURBANCE-Amoret Deputies responded to the Hume to assist EMS and Hume first responders.
PROPERTY DAMAGE / VANDALISM-Amoret Informational report on Property damage in Amoret.
CHECK WELL BEING-Amsterdam approximately 2300 hours Deputies responded to a Check Well Being in Amsterdam, MO.
Brad Vermaas appointed Deputy Director of BC Emergency Management
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| Deputy Director of the Bates County Office of Emergency Management, Brad Vermaas |
Effective Feb. 16th, I was appointed as Deputy Director of the Bates County Office of Emergency Management, replacing Bill Dellipaoli. Bill stepped down but is remaining a vital part of the organization as Radio Communications Officer.
I will be working closely with Director Ron Nissen to continue establishing and maintaining cooperation between Emergency agencies throughout Bates County. Bates County Emergency agencies continue to maintain a high level of readiness to respond in the event of a public safety situation. Cooperation is vital when assets from other localities, State and Federal organizations is required.
The rapid increase of social media and its ability to keep users informed has reached the Bates County EMA. We will be using social media to update Bates County Citizens on Events such as the upcoming Tornado Drill or other safety programs. We will also pass along weather advisories or significant events that may directly affect public safety.
Follow us on FaceBook at https://www.facebook.com/BCMOEMA
and also on Twitter @batescomoema
Sincerely,
Brad Vermaas
Deputy Director
Bates County Office of Emergency Management
'Miles for Hope' walk/run to be held in Butler
Join the team as they walk for “ Chloe” during the “Miles for Hope “ campaign on April 22nd. Teams will be walking in hope of finding a cure for brain tumors. The 5k Walk/run starts at 9 am with registration at 8 am and will be held at the Butler Park. Miles for hope is a non-profit organization located in Clearwater Florida.
Registration will be $20.00 per person through March 23rd, then $25 until the day of the event. You may register prior to the event and on line at www.BrainTumorEvents.org/chloemilesforhope.
-courtesy FM 92 the Bullet
Adrian Chamber of Commerce Membership Banquet March 10th
The Adrian Chamber of Commerce will host the Annual Banquet for Chamber members on March 10th. Invitations have been sent and your RSVP postcard should be returned no later than March 3rd. The cost of the banquet meal will be $15.00 per plate. The social mixer will begin at 6 pm with hors d’oeuvers kicking off the evening, followed by the Adrian Chamber of Commerce member banquet dinner at 6:30.
The guest speaker and entertainment will be magician Duane Fields. The meal will be prepared by the Adrian High School FCCLA.
News from Adrian Lanes
Adrian Lanes
Your Local Recreation Center
BOWLING NEWS
Through February 26, 2012
Sun 6pm Open
Butler Pharmacy 19.0-09.0
Hanuman 17.0-11.0
All-in-the Family 16.0-12.0
Shadows Keepers 13.0-11.0
Kershner Heat-AC 13.0-07.0
Got Wisdom 12.0-16.0
OOPS !! 11.0-17.0
D & B Trucking 10.0-18.0
Feb 26: High Game: Chris Dillon 267, Mike McQuinn 246, Robert Greer 243, Don Chulufas 242, Camie Kagarice 234, Kyle Osborn 223, Kent Taylor 222, Michael Warden 213, Rick Kershner 212, Leroy Kagarice 202, Pam Crowden 190, Anita Kershner 190, Michael Crowden 184, Betty Wisdom 175, Barb Chulufas 167, June Talley 167, Mel Carter 164, Monika Grosshart 162. High Series: Mike McQuinn 684, Camie Kagarice 665, Chris Dillon 656, Robert Greer 631, Kyle Osborn 630, Anita Kershner 546, Pam Crowden 503.
Friday Nooners
Feb 24: High Game: Gene Atkin 225, Don Chulufas 202, Steve Atkin 196, Shane Atkin 182, Leroy Foster 179, Wesley Merritt 174, Dale Smith 166, Jon Atkin 162. High Series: Gene Atkin 558, Don Chulufas 522, Leroy Foster 514, Steve Atkin 504.
Bates County Association Tournament Feb 17-25.
Team: Unofficial Results
The Vacuums 3388
Misfits 3296
Billingsley Service 3247
Yoss’ Thriftway 3188
All-n-the-Family 3135
Doubles: Unofficial Results
D.Goodrich/G.Hilbus 1405
J.Eidson/R.Kershner 1375
C.Schuman/C.Billingsley 1327
R.Highley/D.Cumpton 1324
M.Grosshart/K.Osborn 1324
Singles: Unofficial Results
Camie Kagarice 774
Greg Hilbus 751
Joe Clapp 741
Clint Schuman 727
Leroy Kagarice 716
All Events(Hcp) Unofficial
Dan Goodrich 2087
Camie Kagarice 2060
Greg Hilbus 2056
Joe Clapp 2041
Jeremy Eidson 2030
Butler Police Department weekly report
Feb. 21 - Accident at Koehn's Bakery; animal complaint near Fort Scott and Broadway; medical assist in the 400 block of S. Delaware; alarm at Ward Box.
Feb. 22 - Noise disturbance in the 100 block of S. Olive; trespassing at Conoco; assault at high school; animal complaint in the 200 block of S. Lyons.
Feb 23 - Animal complaint in the 500 block of N. Delaware; 911 hang up at the Super 8; animal complaint near Fort Scott and Lyons; funeral escort; animal complaint in the 600 block of W. Ohio; arrest at College and Maple.
Feb. 24 - Suspicious vehicle in the 500 block of E. Mill; disturbance in the 500 block of S. Mechanic; medical assist at Fran Apartments; paper service in the 400 block of W. Vine; animal complaint in the 100 block of S. Broadway; walk through at Alley Bar.
Feb. 25 - Walk in report taken; well being check in the 200 block of W. Atkinson; suspicious person in the 500 block of S. Orange; DWI arrest at Delaware and Walnut.
Feb. 26 - Alarm at Citizen's Bank; suspicious vehicle on N. Business 71; C&I driver on W. 52 highway; open door in the 200 block of S. Thompson; stealing at Casey's on Fort Scott; noise complaint at Hilltop Trailer Court.
Feb. 22 - Noise disturbance in the 100 block of S. Olive; trespassing at Conoco; assault at high school; animal complaint in the 200 block of S. Lyons.
Feb 23 - Animal complaint in the 500 block of N. Delaware; 911 hang up at the Super 8; animal complaint near Fort Scott and Lyons; funeral escort; animal complaint in the 600 block of W. Ohio; arrest at College and Maple.
Feb. 24 - Suspicious vehicle in the 500 block of E. Mill; disturbance in the 500 block of S. Mechanic; medical assist at Fran Apartments; paper service in the 400 block of W. Vine; animal complaint in the 100 block of S. Broadway; walk through at Alley Bar.
Feb. 25 - Walk in report taken; well being check in the 200 block of W. Atkinson; suspicious person in the 500 block of S. Orange; DWI arrest at Delaware and Walnut.
Feb. 26 - Alarm at Citizen's Bank; suspicious vehicle on N. Business 71; C&I driver on W. 52 highway; open door in the 200 block of S. Thompson; stealing at Casey's on Fort Scott; noise complaint at Hilltop Trailer Court.
Computers 4 U under new ownership
Dale Bishop, former owner of Computers 4 U in Adrian has announced that he is getting out of the computer business to pursue other interests- however the new owner will bring the same professional, local service we've come to appreciate.
Jason Rugg has purchased Computers 4 U and comes to the table with a lot of know how and promises to make the transition as seamless as possible. Rugg, a 2004 graduate of Adrian High School has about 8 years of experience working on computers, plus 7 years working as an engineer in Overland Park, KS. Add to that, he has worked as a technical design engineer for a logistics company in Belton, Mo.
Computers 4 U will relocate just down the road to the basement of Rugg's residence at 920 N. Business 71 Highway in Adrian- a logical move, since Jason has already set up the basement for his business that includes wide format printing of anything up to 42 inches wide by any length (visible in photo below).
To help with the transition, computers may still be dropped off and picked up at the old location for now, as Dale Bishop is working with Jason to make the changeover as smooth as possible.
We spoke candidly with Jason during the Adrian Business Expo last Saturday and learned that he is quite excited about the new venture and keeps quite busy as he also works as the sound technician for the Adrian Christian Church and does work on the church computers as well.
Jot this number down, you're bound to need it at some point- 816.297.4411. You can also find the Computers 4 U Facebook page here www.facebook.com/C4UAdrian. Feel free to send him a message or call to welcome him as the proud new owner of Computers 4 U!
Jason Rugg has purchased Computers 4 U and comes to the table with a lot of know how and promises to make the transition as seamless as possible. Rugg, a 2004 graduate of Adrian High School has about 8 years of experience working on computers, plus 7 years working as an engineer in Overland Park, KS. Add to that, he has worked as a technical design engineer for a logistics company in Belton, Mo.
Computers 4 U will relocate just down the road to the basement of Rugg's residence at 920 N. Business 71 Highway in Adrian- a logical move, since Jason has already set up the basement for his business that includes wide format printing of anything up to 42 inches wide by any length (visible in photo below).
To help with the transition, computers may still be dropped off and picked up at the old location for now, as Dale Bishop is working with Jason to make the changeover as smooth as possible.
We spoke candidly with Jason during the Adrian Business Expo last Saturday and learned that he is quite excited about the new venture and keeps quite busy as he also works as the sound technician for the Adrian Christian Church and does work on the church computers as well.
Jot this number down, you're bound to need it at some point- 816.297.4411. You can also find the Computers 4 U Facebook page here www.facebook.com/C4UAdrian. Feel free to send him a message or call to welcome him as the proud new owner of Computers 4 U!
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| Computers 4 U owner Jason Rugg and Becca Hooper at the Adrian Business Expo last Saturday |
Statewide Tornado Drill To Be Held March 13th
Severe Spring weather will be here before you know it. More information can be found here http://www.crh.noaa.gov/lsx/?n=severeweek
Circuit Court news Feb. 22-24th, 2012
CIRCUIT COURT OF BATES COUNTY, COURT NEWS
JAMES K JOURNEY, JUDGE
Diana L Rich, Clerk
Feb 22-24, 2012
JAMES K JOURNEY, JUDGE
Diana L Rich, Clerk
Feb 22-24, 2012
St v. Krystal D White, I: Felony passing bad checks, found guilty, sentenced to 4 years in MDOC; II: Felony passing bad checks, found guilty, sentenced to 4 years in MDOC, sentences to run concurrently with St. Clair, Vernon, Bates and Cedar County cases.
Sandra L Matthews v Darrell Clay, Consent Full Order of Protection is entered.
Lesa M Berry v Jimmie Franklin, Full Order of Protection is entered by default.
St v. Krystal D White, probation revoked, found guilty, previous sentence imposed of 4 years in MDOC, sentence to run concurrently w/ Vernon County, St. Clair County and Cedar County, MO.
St v. Krystal D White, probation revoked, found guilty, previous sentence imposed of 4 years in MDOC, sentence to run concurrently w/Vernon County, St. Clair County and Cedar County, MO.
St v. Krystal D White, probation revoked, found guilty, previous sentence imposed of 4 years in MDOC, sentence to run concurrently w/Vernon County, St. Clair County and Cedar County, MO.
Jo Ellen Roberts v Pathways, Complaint Petition filed.
New Outer Road Project to Begin between Butler and Rich Hill
A project to build outer roads on either side of Route 71 between Rich Hill and Butler begins the week of March 5, the Missouri Department of Transportation said.
The outer road project is part of the upgrading of U.S. 71 to Interstate 49 between Kansas City and Pineville that has been ongoing for several years. MoDOT is working toward I-49 designation by the end of 2012.
During the week of March 5, contractor crews will begin clearing and grading.
The project involves building outer roads on either side of Route 71.
The west outer road will run between County Road 3778 and the Marais des Cygnes River.
The east outer road will run between County Road 4016 and Route B at Rich Hill.
The prime contractor is Lehman Construction of California, MO, doing the work for a low bid amount of $5.4 million.
Completion is scheduled for early November 2012.
Traffic Impacts
Much of the work will take place away from Route 71 traffic.
Equipment may need to enter and leave work areas.
In mid-March, it will be necessary to CLOSE two county roads north of Route A/B. County Road 4016 on the east side of Route 71 will be CLOSED and County Route 3778 on the west side will be CLOSED. During the closings, drivers will have to find alternate routes. The county roads will be connected to the new outer roads and will be reopened toward the end of the project in late October.
The outer road project is part of the upgrading of U.S. 71 to Interstate 49 between Kansas City and Pineville that has been ongoing for several years. MoDOT is working toward I-49 designation by the end of 2012.
During the week of March 5, contractor crews will begin clearing and grading.
The project involves building outer roads on either side of Route 71.
The west outer road will run between County Road 3778 and the Marais des Cygnes River.
The east outer road will run between County Road 4016 and Route B at Rich Hill.
The prime contractor is Lehman Construction of California, MO, doing the work for a low bid amount of $5.4 million.
Completion is scheduled for early November 2012.
Traffic Impacts
Much of the work will take place away from Route 71 traffic.
Equipment may need to enter and leave work areas.
In mid-March, it will be necessary to CLOSE two county roads north of Route A/B. County Road 4016 on the east side of Route 71 will be CLOSED and County Route 3778 on the west side will be CLOSED. During the closings, drivers will have to find alternate routes. The county roads will be connected to the new outer roads and will be reopened toward the end of the project in late October.
Sunday, February 26, 2012
Accident in Cass County sends Adrian man to hospital
Thomas M. Gregg, 20, of Adrian was injured in an accident around 12:20 this afternoon on 71 highway just south of Belton near the New Cass Parkway interchange. According to the report, a 1999 Honda driven by Gregg struck another vehicle that was partially blocking the left southbound lane from another accident that had just occurred.
He was transferred to Truman Medical Center for treatment of moderate injuries. It is unknown the extent of injuries, if any, to the occupants of the other vehicles involved.
He was transferred to Truman Medical Center for treatment of moderate injuries. It is unknown the extent of injuries, if any, to the occupants of the other vehicles involved.
Saturday, February 25, 2012
Important local alerts are as close as your mobile phone
It seems that everyone has a cell phone nowadays and a new program implemented in cooperation with the Bates County Sheriff's Department is designed to get important, even lifesaving information to the public as soon as possible through text messaging.
The service provided by Nixle (www.nixle.com) is not only for emergencies- you can stay up to date with other information affecting our community such as traffic alerts, safety tips, local crime information and more.
Nixle currently works with over 4,600 public safety agencies across the United States and is well known for providing accurate, up to the minute information.
"This is a great way to get the word out" said Sheriff Chad Anderson today at the Adrian Business Expo. "There have been many times when we are working a situation and we need to notify those nearby. Likewise they may have information we need, but they aren't aware of what's going on. This will greatly help bridge the communication gap".
How does it work? Simply text your zip code to 888777 and you will be instantly registered to receive local alert text messages from Nixle. You may also receive alerts by email, mobile application or through your web browser- more information can be found on the Nixle web site at www.nixle.com.
2nd annual Adrian Business Expo offers something for everyone
While visitor traffic may have been a little lighter than last year, lots of folks came to check out the many things to see and do at the 2nd annual Adrian Chamber of Commerce Business Expo. Nearly 60 vendors filled the Optimist Building with a wide variety of local goods and services ranging from home and agriculture products/services, food, jewelry, computer/internet services, insurance and much more.
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Owner Matt Cunningham of Kings Kutter Barber Shop offered cuts and trims on the spot at today's expo. Those in the chair also enjoyed music from his mobile music business MC Kut DJ Services. |
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| Lots of information about local businesses was exchanged at the Adrian Optimist Building today |
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| Mike Horner discusses the finer points of his taxidermy service |
Helping the Kansas City School District
From the desk of Senator David Pearce
Missouri’s students deserve an education that is equal to any across the nation. When a school district loses accreditation, it can have a major impact on those students’ futures. Since accreditation is tied to a district’s teaching processes, losing accreditation means that the district’s quality of teaching and student learning is in question. Among other things, unaccreditation can affect a student’s ability to get into college. No student that wants to continue on to higher education should have his or her future jeopardized.
The Kansas City Public School District lost its accreditation on Jan. 1, 2012, after passing just three of the 14 performance standards required by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE). Losing accreditation means that the district has two years to reach the goal of achieving six of 14 standards to be provisionally accredited. However, KCPSD has tried for years to correct their problems and has been unable to improve. In order to provide students with the best education possible, I have introduced legislation to speed up the process.
Senate Bill 677 would remove the two-year waiting period between becoming unaccredited and the automatic dissolution of the district. By doing so, the Missouri State Board of Education can appoint a replacement board for the district in order to jump-start the district’s work back to accreditation. The measure would also allow the state board to set a specific length of time to reach improvement or be recertified as unaccredited, keeping the district under the board’s supervision.
This legislation is not only a positive step for the KCPSD, it also creates the potential to help other districts in similar circumstances. Through many years of changing leadership in the KCPSD, this bill would create continuity in board governance. The goal of SB 677, and the Senate as a whole, is to ensure that all of Missouri’s students have the same opportunity for a quality education.
As always, please feel free to contact me or my staff with any questions or concerns at any time. We look forward to hearing your comments and suggestions and trying to answer any questions you may have. You can reach us by phone at 866-277-0882 (toll-free) or 573-751-2272, or by fax at 573-526-7381.
Senator David Pearce serves Bates, Cass, Johnson and Vernon counties in the 31st State Senatorial District.
Friday, February 24, 2012
Obituary - Jonathan Wakeland
Memorial visitation for Jonathan Wakeland will be 2-4 PM Saturday, March 3, 2012 at the Mullinax Funeral Home, Butler, (660) 679-0009. There will be no funeral services. Memorial contributions to a fund for Mr. Wakeland’s children. Cremation under the direction of the Mullinax Funeral Home, Butler.
Jonathan Andrew Wakeland, 38 of Butler, Missouri, died February 24, 2012 as the result of a vehicle accident. He was born January 6, 1974 in Corydon, Indiana, the son of John William and Martha Joan (Anderson) Wakeland. Jonathan was a roofer for Vaught Roofing in Grandview, Missouri. He enjoyed BMX biking, working concerts, and playing bass guitar. Most of all however, he loved his children.
Jonathan was preceded in death by his mother, and a brother, John Nelson. He is survived by his father, John William Wakeland of California; his children, Bella Telken of Kansas City, Kansas, and Ormetta Wakeland of Butler, Missouri; sister Michelle Coigny of Arizona; sister Karen Bevans of Overland Park, Kansas; brother Mark Bevans of Riverside, California; brother Douglas Bevans and wife Marilee of Elk Grove, California; half sister Nancy Pinkston and husband Don of Shelbyville, Illinois; half sister Brenda McClain and husband Ron of Findlay, Illinois; half brother Bill Wakeland, Jr.; as well as nieces and nephews.
Jonathan Andrew Wakeland, 38 of Butler, Missouri, died February 24, 2012 as the result of a vehicle accident. He was born January 6, 1974 in Corydon, Indiana, the son of John William and Martha Joan (Anderson) Wakeland. Jonathan was a roofer for Vaught Roofing in Grandview, Missouri. He enjoyed BMX biking, working concerts, and playing bass guitar. Most of all however, he loved his children.
Jonathan was preceded in death by his mother, and a brother, John Nelson. He is survived by his father, John William Wakeland of California; his children, Bella Telken of Kansas City, Kansas, and Ormetta Wakeland of Butler, Missouri; sister Michelle Coigny of Arizona; sister Karen Bevans of Overland Park, Kansas; brother Mark Bevans of Riverside, California; brother Douglas Bevans and wife Marilee of Elk Grove, California; half sister Nancy Pinkston and husband Don of Shelbyville, Illinois; half sister Brenda McClain and husband Ron of Findlay, Illinois; half brother Bill Wakeland, Jr.; as well as nieces and nephews.
Listing of vendors for the 2012 Adrian Business Expo...
The 2nd Annual Adrian Chamber of Commerce Business Expo will be held tomorrow from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Adrian Optimist Building and everyone is invited to come visit with those who help fuel our local economy!
2012 Business Exhibitors:
1. The Kings Kutter Barbershop / MC Kut DJ Services
2. American National Insurance Company
3. Citizens Bank
4. For Every Home
5. Alpacas For Autism
6. Hometown Hearing & Audiology, Inc.
7. Heartland of Willow Lane
8. KMT Services
9. Sweet Pro / Equipride
10. Newkirk Photography
11. Pampered Chef / Decorative Glass Blocks
12. Oates Heating & Cooling
13. Oates Heating & Cooling
14. Four State Photo Booths
15. Scentsy
16. Adrian Bank
17. Adrian Bank
18. Adrian Service Center
19. Absolute Health Chiropractic, Inc.
20. Embellish Salon & Spa
21. Mary Kay / Herbal Life
22. Midwest Lumber & Supply, Inc.
23. Midwest Lumber & Supply, Inc.
24. Enerpro, LLC
25. Enerpro, LLC
26. Computers for U
27. Adrian Fire Department
28. Mullinax Funeral Home
29. Wesley's Woodworking
30. Yoss Thriftway
31. Yoss Thriftway
32. Just Jewelry
33. Kustom Signs AKA Signs by Robbie
34. Vault Denim
35. Mo Crop, LLC
36. Bates County Children Center
37. Bates County Sheriff Department
38. Premier Designs Jewelry
39. Adrian Manor Health & Rehabilitation Center
40. US Health Advisors
41. Mike Horner Taxidermy
42. Adrian Community Theatre
43. Bates County Live. Com
44. At Home America / K & K Designs
45. Adrian Tree Service
46. Gross Insurance Agency
47. Midwest Technology Connection
48. Oats Transit
49. M.Bellish'd / Swanky Creations By Robin
50. Tastefully Simple
51. Heartland Hospice
52. RE/MAX
53. Golden Plains Agency, LLC
54. BeautiControl / Gold Canyon Candles
55. Tupperware
56. Adrian Family Care Clinic
57. Del's Adrian Appliance - Heating & Cooling
58. Del's Adrian Appliance - Heating & Cooling
59. BCI – Bates County Industries
60. Adrian Christian Church
61. Adrian United Methodist Church
2012 Business Exhibitors:
1. The Kings Kutter Barbershop / MC Kut DJ Services
2. American National Insurance Company
3. Citizens Bank
4. For Every Home
5. Alpacas For Autism
6. Hometown Hearing & Audiology, Inc.
7. Heartland of Willow Lane
8. KMT Services
9. Sweet Pro / Equipride
10. Newkirk Photography
11. Pampered Chef / Decorative Glass Blocks
12. Oates Heating & Cooling
13. Oates Heating & Cooling
14. Four State Photo Booths
15. Scentsy
16. Adrian Bank
17. Adrian Bank
18. Adrian Service Center
19. Absolute Health Chiropractic, Inc.
20. Embellish Salon & Spa
21. Mary Kay / Herbal Life
22. Midwest Lumber & Supply, Inc.
23. Midwest Lumber & Supply, Inc.
24. Enerpro, LLC
25. Enerpro, LLC
26. Computers for U
27. Adrian Fire Department
28. Mullinax Funeral Home
29. Wesley's Woodworking
30. Yoss Thriftway
31. Yoss Thriftway
32. Just Jewelry
33. Kustom Signs AKA Signs by Robbie
34. Vault Denim
35. Mo Crop, LLC
36. Bates County Children Center
37. Bates County Sheriff Department
38. Premier Designs Jewelry
39. Adrian Manor Health & Rehabilitation Center
40. US Health Advisors
41. Mike Horner Taxidermy
42. Adrian Community Theatre
43. Bates County Live. Com
44. At Home America / K & K Designs
45. Adrian Tree Service
46. Gross Insurance Agency
47. Midwest Technology Connection
48. Oats Transit
49. M.Bellish'd / Swanky Creations By Robin
50. Tastefully Simple
51. Heartland Hospice
52. RE/MAX
53. Golden Plains Agency, LLC
54. BeautiControl / Gold Canyon Candles
55. Tupperware
56. Adrian Family Care Clinic
57. Del's Adrian Appliance - Heating & Cooling
58. Del's Adrian Appliance - Heating & Cooling
59. BCI – Bates County Industries
60. Adrian Christian Church
61. Adrian United Methodist Church
Fundraisers set for Boys Youth Development Center in Rich Hill
The Boys Youth Development Center located at 501 East 14th Street in Rich Hill is a home for troubled teens, ages 11 through 17. The 24 bed facility provides a haven for boys from all over Southern Missouri for a 6 to 8 month period. The residents are home schooled and the organization is State funded.
The Center teaches young male adults the skills needed to re-shaping their lives, minds and improve relationships with family members, teachers and authority figures. The Center is State funded but it is in need of several amenities for the boys living at the center.
The Rich Hill Boys Youth Development Center will host a fund raising activity to generate funds for the expense of pizza parties, birthday presents and special dinners for the boys.
Tickets are now for sale to win a set of Firestone ,Vehicle tires. This 500 dollar value will be redeemable from any of the 36, Firestone dealership in the Kansas City area, to include Lees Summit and Raymore or the Joplin dealership.
Tickets are for sale for 5 dollars each from Doug McCrorey, President of the Community Liaison Counsel Boys Youth Development Center in Rich Hill or from Security Bank in Rich Hill.
The deadline to purchase tickets to win a set of Firestone vehicle tires will be at 5 pm Saturday March 31st. The winner will be announced by phone.
Tickets to win a set of Firestone tires may be purchased by mail. The address is ; Boys Youth Development Center 501 East 14th Street Rich Hill Missouri 64779, your ticket will be sent to you so be sure and include your return address. Any and all Free will contributions or donations will be appreciated. The drawing will be held April 2nd. The winner will be notified by phone.
This address may be found on the 921kmoe.com website under the “event calendar icon”.
The Center teaches young male adults the skills needed to re-shaping their lives, minds and improve relationships with family members, teachers and authority figures. The Center is State funded but it is in need of several amenities for the boys living at the center.
The Rich Hill Boys Youth Development Center will host a fund raising activity to generate funds for the expense of pizza parties, birthday presents and special dinners for the boys.
Tickets are now for sale to win a set of Firestone ,Vehicle tires. This 500 dollar value will be redeemable from any of the 36, Firestone dealership in the Kansas City area, to include Lees Summit and Raymore or the Joplin dealership.
Tickets are for sale for 5 dollars each from Doug McCrorey, President of the Community Liaison Counsel Boys Youth Development Center in Rich Hill or from Security Bank in Rich Hill.
The deadline to purchase tickets to win a set of Firestone vehicle tires will be at 5 pm Saturday March 31st. The winner will be announced by phone.
Tickets to win a set of Firestone tires may be purchased by mail. The address is ; Boys Youth Development Center 501 East 14th Street Rich Hill Missouri 64779, your ticket will be sent to you so be sure and include your return address. Any and all Free will contributions or donations will be appreciated. The drawing will be held April 2nd. The winner will be notified by phone.
This address may be found on the 921kmoe.com website under the “event calendar icon”.
Obituary - Nadine Blackmon
Graveside services for Nadine Blackmon will be 2 p.m. Monday, February 27, 2012 at Pleasant Ridge Cemetery in Harrisonville, Missouri with Malachi Obrien officiating. There is no visitation. In lieu of flowers, contributions to Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church or Coweta First Baptist Church. Arrangements, Schowengerdt Funeral Chapel (660-679-6555) Butler, Missouri.
Mary “Nadine” Blackmon, age 90 of Coweta, Oklahoma, formerly of Archie, Missouri died February 22, 2012 at Fort Gibson Nursing Home in Fort Gibson, Oklahoma. She was born February 22, 1922 to Earl and Mary Schlotzhauer in Kansas City, Kansas.
Nadine is survived by her son, Mike Blackmon and wife Ann of Lee’s Summit, Missouri; a daughter, Francie Schauffler and husband Marion of Porter, Oklahoma; three grandsons, Steve Blackmon of Overland Park, Kansas, Scott Schauffler and wife Holly of Porter, Oklahoma and Barry Schauffler and wife Brooks of Coweta, Oklahoma; one granddaughter, Ginger Blackmon of Lee’s Summit, Missouri; one great-grandson, Bret Schauffler of Coweta, Oklahoma; four great-granddaughters, Mia Schauffler of Porter, Oklahoma, Alexis Schauffler of Coweta, Oklahoma, Madison Reardon of Overland Park, Kansas and Paige Sartain of Lee’s Summit, Missouri. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband and a half-sister.
Mary “Nadine” Blackmon, age 90 of Coweta, Oklahoma, formerly of Archie, Missouri died February 22, 2012 at Fort Gibson Nursing Home in Fort Gibson, Oklahoma. She was born February 22, 1922 to Earl and Mary Schlotzhauer in Kansas City, Kansas.
Nadine is survived by her son, Mike Blackmon and wife Ann of Lee’s Summit, Missouri; a daughter, Francie Schauffler and husband Marion of Porter, Oklahoma; three grandsons, Steve Blackmon of Overland Park, Kansas, Scott Schauffler and wife Holly of Porter, Oklahoma and Barry Schauffler and wife Brooks of Coweta, Oklahoma; one granddaughter, Ginger Blackmon of Lee’s Summit, Missouri; one great-grandson, Bret Schauffler of Coweta, Oklahoma; four great-granddaughters, Mia Schauffler of Porter, Oklahoma, Alexis Schauffler of Coweta, Oklahoma, Madison Reardon of Overland Park, Kansas and Paige Sartain of Lee’s Summit, Missouri. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband and a half-sister.
Last chance! February is almost gone...
For the month of February, all Heartland Trader classified ads have been just $1... unfortunately we can't keep doing this (we need to get the lights turned back on).
Come March 1st, we will go back to our regular pricing- so in the meantime, hop on the HeartlandTrader.com web site and place your $1 classified ad today!
Come March 1st, we will go back to our regular pricing- so in the meantime, hop on the HeartlandTrader.com web site and place your $1 classified ad today!
Ballard Project Prom seeks donations
Ballard Project Prom is looking for individuals and businesses to contribute towards the expenses of Ballard’s Project Prom to provide a safe drug-free and alcohol-free evening for Juniors and Seniors who will be attending the event.
The funds will be used to provide games and prizes along with food, snacks and drinks. Breakfast will also be served the next morning. Sponsors will be listed on the back of the t-shirts they will give to each student participating in Project Prom.
If you would like to be sponsor please contact Lori Wainscott at 660-679-5313; Lori Page at 660-909-1644; Sue Doty at 660-890-4129 or Tina Oerke at 660-464-0959.
The funds will be used to provide games and prizes along with food, snacks and drinks. Breakfast will also be served the next morning. Sponsors will be listed on the back of the t-shirts they will give to each student participating in Project Prom.
If you would like to be sponsor please contact Lori Wainscott at 660-679-5313; Lori Page at 660-909-1644; Sue Doty at 660-890-4129 or Tina Oerke at 660-464-0959.
-courtesy FM 92 the Bullet
Mound City man dies in overnight crash near Rich Hill
Jonathan A. Wakeland, 38, of Mound City Kansas succumbed to injuries in a single car accident just after midnight on 71 Highway north of Rich Hill. According to the report filed by Trooper B.R. Dodson, Wakeland was southbound at the Bates County Drainage Ditch when the 2005 Town and County van he was driving ran off the left side of the roadway, struck a guardrail, and ejected the driver.
Wakeland was pronounced deceased at 1:07 a.m. by Dr. Galvin at the Bates County Memorial Hospital. An investigation is pending.
Wakeland was pronounced deceased at 1:07 a.m. by Dr. Galvin at the Bates County Memorial Hospital. An investigation is pending.
Thursday, February 23, 2012
New nutrition labels on meat and poultry make decisions easier
From Tammy Roberts, Nutrition and Health Education Specialist, University of Missouri Extension
On March 1, a new rule of USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service takes effect. The rule requires nutrition labeling on major cuts of raw meat and poultry products.
Nutrition lables will be required on most of the cuts of raw meat at the grocery store. The nutrition facts label will list total calories, calories from fat, total grams of fat and grams of saturated fat. The labels will also provide information about protein, sodium, cholesterol and some vitamin and mineral information.
Currently, ground beef lists the percentage of fat present in the beef but that doesn’t tell you how many fat or total calories per serving. For example, you know that 90% lean ground beef has less fat than 80% lean but currently there is no way of knowing exactly what that means from a nutritional standpoint.
“The labels will make it easier to make decisions about what types of meat and poultry to purchase” said Tammy Roberts, nutriton and health education specialist with University of Missouri Extension.
The new label will tell you how many calories you are getting from a 4-ounce serving of the product. For example, one serving of 90% lean ground beef contains 200 calories, 11 grams of total fat, 4.5 grams of saturated fat and 22 grams of protein. The 80% lean hamburger provides 280 calories, 22 grams of total fat, 9 grams of saturated fat and 19 grams of protein. “When you have this type of information it makes it easier to understand why there is a price difference and it makes it much easier to make a decision based on nutritional value” said Roberts.
The average American should consume around 2,000 calories per day. Roughly 55-60% of the calories should come from carbohydrates, 30% from fat and 10-15% from protein. This comes out to 67 grams of total fat and no more than 16 of those grams of fat should be saturated. Protein should be around 50-75 grams per day.
“The new labels on meat arm the consumer with one more tool to make the best decisions for their health. I look forward to using them myself and I think there are many people, especially those with certain health conditions, that will greatly benefit” said Roberts
On March 1, a new rule of USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service takes effect. The rule requires nutrition labeling on major cuts of raw meat and poultry products.
Nutrition lables will be required on most of the cuts of raw meat at the grocery store. The nutrition facts label will list total calories, calories from fat, total grams of fat and grams of saturated fat. The labels will also provide information about protein, sodium, cholesterol and some vitamin and mineral information.
Currently, ground beef lists the percentage of fat present in the beef but that doesn’t tell you how many fat or total calories per serving. For example, you know that 90% lean ground beef has less fat than 80% lean but currently there is no way of knowing exactly what that means from a nutritional standpoint.
“The labels will make it easier to make decisions about what types of meat and poultry to purchase” said Tammy Roberts, nutriton and health education specialist with University of Missouri Extension.
The new label will tell you how many calories you are getting from a 4-ounce serving of the product. For example, one serving of 90% lean ground beef contains 200 calories, 11 grams of total fat, 4.5 grams of saturated fat and 22 grams of protein. The 80% lean hamburger provides 280 calories, 22 grams of total fat, 9 grams of saturated fat and 19 grams of protein. “When you have this type of information it makes it easier to understand why there is a price difference and it makes it much easier to make a decision based on nutritional value” said Roberts.
The average American should consume around 2,000 calories per day. Roughly 55-60% of the calories should come from carbohydrates, 30% from fat and 10-15% from protein. This comes out to 67 grams of total fat and no more than 16 of those grams of fat should be saturated. Protein should be around 50-75 grams per day.
“The new labels on meat arm the consumer with one more tool to make the best decisions for their health. I look forward to using them myself and I think there are many people, especially those with certain health conditions, that will greatly benefit” said Roberts
Obituary - Patricia McNutt
Patricia M. McNutt, 85, Lee’s Summit, MO, formerly of Adrian, MO, died Thursday, February 23, 2012 at her home. Funeral services will be held at 11:00 a.m. Tuesday, February 28 at the Aldersgate United Methodist Church, 350 SW 150 Highway, Lee’s Summit, MO 64082 with visitation at 10:00 a.m. at the church. Burial will be in Crescent Hill Cemetery in Adrian, MO. Friends may call from 6:00-8:00 p.m. Monday, February 27 at the Atkinson Chapel in Adrian, MO. Eastern Star services will be held at 7:00 p.m. Monday at the chapel. Memorial contributions may be made to the Adrian Optimist Club.
Free movie in Amsterdam this Saturday
FREE MOVIE NIGHT! Miami FCCLA is showing PUSS IN BOOTS on Sat, Feb 25 at the Amsterdam Theater. The theater is located on the North side Main street in Amsterdam upstairs between the Trading Post and the Ebay store. The movie will begin at 6:30 and is FREE, concession stand is available for a small charge.
-submitted with our thanks
Butler men escape injury in Iowa trailer fire
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| Two Butler men escaped injury this morning in a tractor trailer fire that happened in Cass County Iowa |
A mechanical malfunction of some sort was to blame for a semi trailer fire early this (Thursday) morning on Interstate 80, in Cass County. Firefighters from Atlantic and Marne were called to the scene located on I-80 westbound at the 52 mile-marker, at about 5:49-a.m. Atlantic Firefighter Gene Schmelling told KJAN News a tire burned out on the trailer of the semi which was hauling lime. The flames spread to the rest of the trailer, causing a substantial amount of damage to the rear. The semi’s driver managed to separate the tractor from the trailer, and prevent further damage. Firefighters were on the scene for about an hour. No injuries were reported. The DOT reported the right lane of I-80 westbound was blocked for a little more than four-hours this morning, while crews worked to remove the damaged trailer and clean-up the mess. Cass County Emergency Management Coordinator Mike Kennon says the wreck was finally cleared by around 11:45-a.m.
Firefighter Gene Schmelling said it’s not clear how the fire began, but it was most likely caused by a blow-out, bad brakes or worn bearings.
-courtesy FM 92 the Bullet and KJAN, Atlanta Iowa
Register today for Double Whammy Tournament
The 2012 Project Prom Double Whammy 3 on 3 Basketball Tourney is set of April 7th and April 14th at the Adrian High School. This fund raising event will benefit the needs of the 2012 Adrian Project Prom. Ages 18 and up divisions will play April 7th. Divisions 5th and 6th grade and the Junior High hoop monsters will hit the courts on Saturday April 14th.
It’s a 6 game guarantee, first team to win 15 points win ( you must win by two). Court monitors will be present, concessions on location and t-shirts for all participants that sign on soon. Game times will be posted via email.
Team fees for the 2012 Project Prom Double Whammy with the early bird registration will be 100 dollars for high school teams ages 18 and up.
$80.00 for 5th and 6th grade and Junior High teams these team fees are good through March 27th. Slow poke registration deadline is April 3rd and those registering late will pay an additional 20 dollars with a no t-shirt guarantee.
For more information contact Mike Case 816-297-4451 or Kenny Tenholder 816-297-2027. These phone numbers and website addresses can be found on the 921kmoe.com website under the event calendar.
It’s a 6 game guarantee, first team to win 15 points win ( you must win by two). Court monitors will be present, concessions on location and t-shirts for all participants that sign on soon. Game times will be posted via email.
Team fees for the 2012 Project Prom Double Whammy with the early bird registration will be 100 dollars for high school teams ages 18 and up.
$80.00 for 5th and 6th grade and Junior High teams these team fees are good through March 27th. Slow poke registration deadline is April 3rd and those registering late will pay an additional 20 dollars with a no t-shirt guarantee.
For more information contact Mike Case 816-297-4451 or Kenny Tenholder 816-297-2027. These phone numbers and website addresses can be found on the 921kmoe.com website under the event calendar.
-courtesy of 'those in the know' at FM 92 the Bullet!
Relay for Life Quilt Show next weekend...
The Relay for Life Quilt Show is March 2nd and 3rd at the Adrian Optimist Building in Adrian, MO. The show hours are Friday 10am – 6pm and on Saturday from 9am – 4pm. The quilt show is a fundraiser to raise money for cancer research thru The American Cancer Society.
If you have a quilt that you would like displayed, you can drop them off at the Rocking Chair Quilt Shop in Butler or at Kountry Kin Quilt Shop in Rich Hill, MO. You may also bring them to the Optimist Building in Adrian on Thursday afternoon; they will be setting up until around 5 – 5:30pm. They would love to have your quilt as part of the show.
There will be a concession serving homemade chicken and noodles, chicken salad sandwiches and homemade pie. If you have any questions about the show, please call Karen at 660-679-3796 or Sharon at 660-679-6277 (660-200-5397 cell). They will be happy to answer any questions about the show or the Relay for Life Event that will take place on June 9th on the historic Butler Square.
If you have a quilt that you would like displayed, you can drop them off at the Rocking Chair Quilt Shop in Butler or at Kountry Kin Quilt Shop in Rich Hill, MO. You may also bring them to the Optimist Building in Adrian on Thursday afternoon; they will be setting up until around 5 – 5:30pm. They would love to have your quilt as part of the show.
There will be a concession serving homemade chicken and noodles, chicken salad sandwiches and homemade pie. If you have any questions about the show, please call Karen at 660-679-3796 or Sharon at 660-679-6277 (660-200-5397 cell). They will be happy to answer any questions about the show or the Relay for Life Event that will take place on June 9th on the historic Butler Square.
-our thanks to FM 92 the Bullet
Your weekend planner...
Today
Partly cloudy. High of 63. Winds from the South at 10-30 mph with gusts to 40 mph shifting to the West in the afternoon.Storm spotter classes at 3M plant in Nevada at 6:30 p.m., no classes in Bates County this year.
Bates County Democrat Women to meet 6:30 p.m. at Butler Inn Restaurant
Kim Hammer family benefit garage sale 705 Lee St. in Butler
Partly cloudy. High of 46. Winds from the NW at 10-45 mph with gusts to 30 mph shifting to the WSW in the afternoon.
"Live Like Your Life Depends On It" workshop- call Irene Holt for info 417-661-0630 Bates County Senior Center
Fish Fry at Immaculate Conception Church in Montrose 5 to 7:30 p.m.
Kim Hammer family benefit garage sale 705 Lee St. in Butler
Saturday
Clear. High of 52. Winds from the NNW at 5-35 mph shifting to the South in the afternoon.
Sunday
Clear. High of 59. Winds from the SSW at 40-65 mph.
Saturday
Clear. High of 52. Winds from the NNW at 5-35 mph shifting to the South in the afternoon.
Adrian Chamber of Commerce Business Expo at the Optimist Building- 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. free admission
Free movie "Courageous" at Immanuel Baptist Church in Butler starts at 7 p.m.
Free movie "Puss in Boots" at Amsterdam Theatre 6:30 p.m. proceeds to benefit Miami FCCLA students
Sunday
Clear. High of 59. Winds from the SSW at 40-65 mph.
Auditions for Adrian Community Theatre 2 to 5 p.m. at Adrian UMC Church- for info call 816-297-2751
Masonic Lodge Pancake breakfast in Appleton City 6 to 10:30 a.m.
If you would like to add something, drop us an email at bateswire@hotmail.com
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Free movie this Saturday night in Butler...
Do you have the courage to commit?
The Immanuel Baptist Church in Butler will host a free movie night this Saturday night at 7:10. The latest movie “ Courageous” will hit the big screen . The movie depicts the lives of four men with one calling : to serve and protect. As law enforcement officers. They are confident and focused. Yet at the end of the day, they face a challenge that none of them are truly prepared to tackle: which is "fatherhood”. The movie is a moving example of how we get caught up in day to day living and place our children last on our priority list. Each man makes a commitment and vow to set an example for their children.
The Immanuel Baptist Church in Butler will host a free movie night this Saturday night at 7:10. The latest movie “ Courageous” will hit the big screen . The movie depicts the lives of four men with one calling : to serve and protect. As law enforcement officers. They are confident and focused. Yet at the end of the day, they face a challenge that none of them are truly prepared to tackle: which is "fatherhood”. The movie is a moving example of how we get caught up in day to day living and place our children last on our priority list. Each man makes a commitment and vow to set an example for their children.
Every parent should see this film, whether it is in the comfort of your own home or seeing the movie free at the Immanuel Baptist Church located at 801 West Fort Scott Street in Butler.
-courtesy FM 92 the Bullet
Get ready for Spring! New & Exciting Plants for 2012
New plants are the driving force in horticulture. On Monday, February 27, at 6:30 p.m. Rita Arnold will give you the scoop on exciting new plant varieties that will be available this spring. George & Rita Arnold own and operate Arnold's Greenhouse & Garden Center, near LeRoy, Kansas. This meeting, sponsored by the Four Seasons Master Gardeners and University of Missouri Extension, will be held at theMoore-Few meeting room at 901 S. Adams, Nevada, MO. You can park in the lot south of Moore-Few and enter the meeting room from there.
Some of the exciting new perennial cultivars that she will be discussing are: Agastache, Alcea, Buddleia, Centurea, Coreopsis, Delosperm, Dianthus, Echinaceas, Heuchera and Hibiscus. She just can't wait to share all these wonderful new introductions with you!
Please call in reservations to 417-448-2560 by Friday, February 24.
Some of the exciting new perennial cultivars that she will be discussing are: Agastache, Alcea, Buddleia, Centurea, Coreopsis, Delosperm, Dianthus, Echinaceas, Heuchera and Hibiscus. She just can't wait to share all these wonderful new introductions with you!
Please call in reservations to 417-448-2560 by Friday, February 24.
-our thanks to Brenda Doody
Obituary - Zelma Barker
Zelma Kathryn Barker passed away Sunday, Feb. 19, at the Butler-Medicalodge.
Services are scheduled at 1:00 p.m. Thursday, February 23, at Heuser Funeral Home, Rich Hill, with burial to follow in the Greenlawn Cemetery, Rich Hill.
Services are scheduled at 1:00 p.m. Thursday, February 23, at Heuser Funeral Home, Rich Hill, with burial to follow in the Greenlawn Cemetery, Rich Hill.
Obituary - Betty Jean Nelson
Betty Jean Nelson, 77, Rich Hill,. passed away Tuesday, Feb. 21, at St. Luke's Hospital in Kansas City.
Services are scheduled at 10:00 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 25, at Heuser Funeral Home, Rich Hill, with burial to follow in Rich Hill's Greenlawn Cemetery. The family receives friends between seven and eight o'clock Friday night, Feb. 24, at Heuser Funeral Home.
Services are scheduled at 10:00 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 25, at Heuser Funeral Home, Rich Hill, with burial to follow in Rich Hill's Greenlawn Cemetery. The family receives friends between seven and eight o'clock Friday night, Feb. 24, at Heuser Funeral Home.
West Central Warriors first game March 24th
The first game of the season will be broadcast on FM-92 …. When the West Central Warriors Semi-Pro Football league hits the Rotary Football Field in Butler.
The team, made up of Bates and area county men will play against the Springriver Vikings at a home game.
The 35 man roster is for men ages 18 and up. No spot on the 8 man team is secured. You have to earn your spot. It is a 55 player team, with 35 members dressed out. Extra players dress to fill situations. Practices will be open to the public and free of charge. The West Central Warriors practice every Sunday afternoon at 3 pm on the Butler Rotary Field.
To register for the 8 man semi-pro arena football league, contact Montee Gilkey or Steve McSperitt at 660-464-1387 or call 660-351-1885. The cost is $125.00 per team player.
The West Central Warriors invite those that played D-1, High School or College Ball and didn’t make it to the next level to join the 8 man team.
For more information see the 921kmoe.com website under “ local links” you will find phone numbers and rules and regulations at www.cpflfootball.com
The first game will be hosted by the FM-92 sports crew and sponsors of our local football and basketball games. Join us March 24th for the first game of the season to be broadcast live from the Butler Rotary Field. Game time has been changed to 6 p.m.
The team, made up of Bates and area county men will play against the Springriver Vikings at a home game.
The 35 man roster is for men ages 18 and up. No spot on the 8 man team is secured. You have to earn your spot. It is a 55 player team, with 35 members dressed out. Extra players dress to fill situations. Practices will be open to the public and free of charge. The West Central Warriors practice every Sunday afternoon at 3 pm on the Butler Rotary Field.
To register for the 8 man semi-pro arena football league, contact Montee Gilkey or Steve McSperitt at 660-464-1387 or call 660-351-1885. The cost is $125.00 per team player.
The West Central Warriors invite those that played D-1, High School or College Ball and didn’t make it to the next level to join the 8 man team.
For more information see the 921kmoe.com website under “ local links” you will find phone numbers and rules and regulations at www.cpflfootball.com
The first game will be hosted by the FM-92 sports crew and sponsors of our local football and basketball games. Join us March 24th for the first game of the season to be broadcast live from the Butler Rotary Field. Game time has been changed to 6 p.m.
Bates County Democrat Women to meet
The Bates County Democratic Women's Club will meet 6:30 pm, Thursday, February 23, at the Butler Inn Restaurant. Anyone interested is welcome to attend. We will be making plans for an upcoming pitch tournament and for the upcoming election rallies.
-our thanks to Lucille Mundey
Circuit Court News Feb. 21, 2012
CIRCUIT COURT OF BATES COUNTY, COURT NEWS
JAMES K JOURNEY, JUDGE
Diana L Rich, Clerk
Feb 21, 2012
JAMES K JOURNEY, JUDGE
Diana L Rich, Clerk
Feb 21, 2012
Nicholas James Toler v Diana Elizabeth Toler, Petition for Dissolution of Marriage filed.
Midland Funding LLC v Stephen McKee, Change of Venue from Dent County filed.
St v. Dylan Roy McDannald, Felony possession of controlled substance-oxycodine, found guilty, given SIS, placed on 5 years probation, pay court costs, also pay $150 on State Forensic Laboratory Account, to successfully complete counseling/treatment as directed, to be subject to random drug testing, random home/vehicle searches, to perform 200 hours of community service.
St v. Sandy Portner, now Hawk, Felony delivery of controlled substance, marijuana, found guilty, sentenced to 7 years in MDOC, given SES, placed on 5 years probation, to pay court costs, to successfully complete counseling/treatment as directed, to be subject to random drug testing, random home/vehicle searches, Defe. Shall not possess/consume alcoholic beverages or be where served, to perform 100 hours of community service, to serve 5 days shock detention in Bates County Jail.
St v. Tyler G Havens, Felony possession of controlled substance, amended to Felony stealing, found guilty, given SIS, placed on 5 years probation, Defe. To pay court costs, restitution in sum of $160 within one year, to successfully complete counseling/treatment as directed, to get substance abuse treatment and aftercare, to be subject to random drug testing, random home/vehicle searches, Defe. Shall not possess/consume alcoholic beverages or be where served/sold, Defe. To perform 200 hours of community service as directed.
St v. Tyler G Havens, Felony fraudulently attempting to obtain controlled substance, amended to Felony sale of controlled substance, found guilty, given SIS, placed on 5 years probation, to pay court costs, to pay $150 against State Forensic Laboratory Account, Defe to successfully complete any counseling/treatment as directed, Defe. To get substance abuse treatment and aftercare, to be subject to random drug testing, random home/vehicle searches, Defe. Shall not possess or consume any alcoholic beverages or be where sold/served.
St v. Tyler G Havens, I: Felony possession of controlled substance, methamphetamines, II: Felony possession of controlled substance, hydrocodone, found guilty, given SIS, placed on 5 years probation, to pay court costs, to successfully complete counseling/treatment as directed, to get substance abuse treatment and aftercare, to be subject to random drug testing, random home/vehicle searches, Defe. Shall not possess/consume any alcoholic beverages or be where sold/served
St v. Randall T Breshears, I: Felony assault of Law Enforcement Officer, II: Felony assault of Law Enforcement Officer, found guilty, given SIS, placed on probation for 2 years, to pay cout costs, to successfully complete counseling/treatment as directed, Defe. To be subject to random drug testing, random home/vehicle searches, Defe. Shall not possess/consume any alcoholic beverages or be where alcohol sold/served, to perform 200 hours of community service as directed.
St v Anthony Belk, Felony possession of controlled substance(methamphetamines) with intent to distribute, found guilty, given SES, placed on 5 years probation, to pay court costs, to pay $150 on State Forensic Laboratory account, Defe to successfully complete counseling/treatment as directed, Defe. Shall be subject to random drug testing, random home/vehicle searches, shall not consume/possess any alcoholic beverages or be where sold/served, to perform 200 hours of community service, to spend 10 days in Bates Co Jail as shock detention.
St v. Colby D Monkewicz, Felony possession of controlled substance, methamphetamines, with intent to distribute, guilty plea, sentenced to 7 years in MDOC, given SES, placed on 5 years probation, to pay court costs, to pay $150 on State Forensic Laboratory Account, to successfully complete treatment/counseling as directed, to get substance abuse treatment and aftercare, to be subject to random drug testing, random home/vehicle searches, Defe. Shall not possess/consume any alcoholic beverages or be upon premises where sold/served, to perform 100 hours of community service.
St v. Cynthia R Nickerson, I: Felony sale of controlled substance, methamphetamines, II: Felony sale of controlled substance, methamphetamines, found guilty, sentenced to 7 years on each count, given SES, placed on 5 years probation, sentences to be served concurrently with each other, Defe. To pay court costs, to pay $150 on State Forensic Laboratory Account, Defe. To successfully complete any counseling/treatment as directed, Defe. Shall be subject to random drug testing, random home/vehicle searches, shall not possess/consume any alcoholic beverages or be where sold/served, to perform 200 hours of community service.
Regina Bosiacki v Robert Bosiacki, Petition for Order of Protection is dismissed for lack of prosecution.
St v. Kimberly Jean Lockard, 6 counts of Felony burglary, State dismisses Ct 6: burglary, found guilty on the other 5 counts, given SIS, placed on 5 years probation, to pay court costs, to pay restitution in sum of $2,280.43, Defe. To successfully complete any counseling/treatment as directed, shall be randomly drug tested, shall be subject to random home/vehicle searches.
St v. Kimberly Jean Lockard, Felony stealing, found guilty, given SIS, placed on 5 years probation, Defe. To pay court costs and $374.65 restitution, Defe. To successfully complete any counseling/treatment as directed, shall be randomly drug tested, shall have random home/vehicle searches, shall perform 200 hours of community service as directed.
St v. Michael E Strong, Felony domestic assault, found guilty, given SES, placed on 5 years probation, to pay court costs, to successfully complete any counseling/treatment as directed, Defe. To complete Piper program in Vernon Co, MO, shall be subject to random drug testing, random home/vehicle searches, to perform 200 hours of community service.
St v. Michael E Strong, Felony sexual misconduct or attempt involving child under age 15, amended to abuse of a child under age of 17 , found guilty, sentenced to 4 years in MDOC, given SES, placed on 5 years probation, sentences to run concurrently, pay court costs, Defe. To successfully complete counseling/treatment as directed, Defe. Shall be subject to random drug tests, random home/vehicle searches.
St v. Robert Scales, I: Felony possession of controlled substance, methamphetamines—guilty; II: Felony stealing—guilty, sentenced to 7 years on each count. Defe. To pay $150 on State Forensic Laboratory account fees, Defe. To be placed in Long Term Substance Abuse Program.
St v. Logan Seitz, Felony unlawful possession of a weapon-2 explosive weapons; reduced to Misd. Possession of fireworks, guilty plea, given SIS , to serve 6 days in Bates Co Jail, to perform 80 hours of community service, pay court costs.
St v. Danny R Garrison, Felony unlawful use of a weapon, reduced to Misd. Unlawful use of a weapon, found guilty, given SIS, placed on 2 years probation, to pay court costs, to do 40 hours of community service.
St v. Chayne Bittner, Felony possession of controlled substance w/intent to distribute, marijuana, found guilty, sentenced to 7 years in MDOC.
St v. Dino S Helm, Felony possession of a controlled substance, marijuana, found guilty, sentenced to 5 years, given SES, placed on 5 years probation, pay court costs, get counseling/treatment as directed, be subject to random drug testing, random home/vehicle searches, to perform 200 hours of community service, spend 5 days in Bates Co jail as shock detention.
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