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Friday, October 2, 2026
Rich Hill police make arrest following domestic assault call
After investigation from Rich Hill Police and Bates County Sheriff's Office, one subject was taken into custody.
The subject was placed on a 24 hour hold at the Bates County Jail.
Charges were submitted to the Bates County Prosecuting Attorney.
A warrant was issued for Corey Eubanks $25,000 cash or surety for Domestic Assault 3rd degree class E felony, Domestic Assault in the 4th degree class A misdemeanor.
I want to thank the Bates County Sheriff's Office for all their help.
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Archie Whirlwind Students of the Month
- James Braun – MS Student of the Month
- Abigail Romito – HS Student of the Month
Both James and Abigail were selected for consistently demonstrating our September Character Trait of the Month: Responsibility. They have shown responsibility through their actions, attitudes, and commitment to doing what is expected of them each day.
We are proud of the example they set for their classmates and grateful for the positive impact they have on our school community. Congratulations, James and Abigail!
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Thursday local volleyball scores
Harrisonville (10-5-3) 3
Center (9-5-2) 1
Ballard (8-7-2) 3
Miami (3-12) 0
Appleton City (11-7-1) 0
Midway (10-7) 3
Drexel (13-5-2) 0
Osceola (15-5-2) 3
Butler (14-6-1) 3
Prairie View KS 2
Adrian (16-5) 0
Summit Christian (8-9-3) 3
Jasper n/a
Archie n/a
Rich Hill n/a
Liberal n/a
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Obituary - Kenneth Bell
Kenneth Bell, 69, of Nevada, passed away on Wednesday, September 30, 2026, at Mercy Hospital in Joplin, MO. Kenneth was born on December 10, 1956, in Kodiak, AK to Arthur and Ada (Harris) Bell. Additional family information will be announced by Ferry Funeral Home. No services are planned.
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A very special fundraiser coming November 7
Brandi specifically asked me to reach out to the Butler community because Butler holds a special connection for her. She was born in Butler and spent her early childhood there before her family moved away.
Today, Brandi lives in Raymore, where her friends, family, and community are coming together to support her as she continues her fight against Glioblastoma.
Rockin’ for Brandi begins with a Free Family Fun Fest & Car Show from 12–6 PM, open to the public, followed by our ticketed Rockabilly Dinner & Dance Fundraiser from 6–11 PM featuring dinner, live music and dancing, contests, auctions, and more.
Funds raised will help Brandi with expenses related to the treatment options she is pursuing.
Submitted with our thanks
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