Thursday, April 30, 2020
H marks the spot at BCMH
Emergency services at BCMH have seen a dramatic reduction in patients in the past month, Troy said.
Because of stay-at-home measures and fear of catching COVID-19, people may be hesitant to visit the doctor’s office, an urgent care clinic or the emergency room. It’s important to know that you can safely seek medical care and protect yourself.
Because hospitals are isolating COVID-19 patients from other patients, and have rigorous screening procedures and strict visitor policies in place, the risk of contracting the virus in the hospital is low.
BCMH is prepared, safe and ready to care.
#MyBCMH #MyCommunityHospital
Because hospitals are isolating COVID-19 patients from other patients, and have rigorous screening procedures and strict visitor policies in place, the risk of contracting the virus in the hospital is low.
BCMH is prepared, safe and ready to care.
#MyBCMH #MyCommunityHospital
News from the Community Food Pantry of Butler
It is available during normal business hours. Mon 12:30pm-3:00pm and Tues, Wed, Thurs - 8:30am-11:00am and 12:30pm to 3:00pm.
660-679-3951 for questions and/or appointments
Shelter Insurance Donates to Butler Senior Center
There were over 300 masks made by Tiffany Carmichael in a variety of colors.
Photo credit of the News Express
June 2nd Election in Bates County
NOTICE:
Voters that normally vote in Passaic for the Municipal Election will now vote in the Butler High School Gymnasium in Butler 1 Precinct beginning with the June 2nd Election.
BUTLER 1 PRECINCT: 420 S Fulton, Butler (Butler R-5) Voters in Mt Pleasant Ward 1, Mound, Shawnee, & Summit Townships will vote in the Butler High School Gymnasium
Thank you.
Marlene Wainscott
Bates County Clerk
Cass County Sheriff’s Office Begins Phasing in CCW Applications
Cass Co – The Cass County Sheriff’s Office will begin a phased reopening of clerical services on Monday May 4th in accordance with Governor Parson’s Show-Me-Strong Recovery Order. "Providing the best service possible and balancing the safety of the community is our highest priority. We appreciate the communities understanding during this time," said Sheriff Jeff Weber
To provide a safe environment for our staff and customers the front lobby will be limited to appointments only to help slow the spread of the COVID-19 virus and maintain proper social distancing. Customers must wear a face covering/mask if the applicant requires fingerprinting. Only the applicant will be allowed inside the lobby for processing.
CCW’s will be processed by appointment only. Appointments will be scheduled Monday-Friday (excluding Holidays), 8 am-12 pm and 1 pm to 3:30 pm.
You may call 816.380.8320 to schedule your appointment or email sandy.lewis@cassmosheriff.org
If your CCW expired between February 1, 2020 and June 1, 2020 no late fees apply.
Obituary - Judith Kay (Greer) Agee
Judy grew up in the Eve community attending Pleasant Valley grade school and graduated from Nevada High School in 1959. She and her husband lived in Nevada initially, moving to Kansas City in 1973 and returning to Nevada in 1980. Judy worked in retail most of her life until the children were grown. She was a member of First Christian Church in Nevada, was past member of the Nevada Jaycee Wives Club serving as Regional Vice President, also a Charter member of the Bushwhacker Squares Square Dance Club, and a longtime member of the Vernon County Historical Society.
In addition to her husband Stafford of the home, survivors include one daughter, Jo Ann (Agee) Kappel and her husband Randy of Nevada; one son, James M. Agee and his wife Shannon of Lansing, KS; two granddaughters, Amy Agee of Webb City, MO, Allison Ware and her husband David of Granby, MO; three great-grandchildren, Keerston, Alivia, and Aiden Ware; two brothers, John H. Greer of Honeyville, UT, and Wayne Greer and his wife Vera of McCallister, OK; one sister, Elaine Millard and her husband Douglas of Wassilla, AK, and numerous nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her mother and father; three brothers, Oscar (Jack) Greer, Leo Greer, and Joseph Greer, all of Utah; four sisters, Iva Mayfield of Lamar, MO, Imogene Gruner, Fairbanks, AK, Betty Lance, Ogden, UT, and Joan Lawson, rural Sheldon, MO.
Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Thursday, May 7, 2020 at First Christian Church in Nevada with Pastor Bill Platt and Pastor Hubert Fox officiating. Interment will follow in Newton Burial Park in Nevada. Friends may call now and until the hour of service at the funeral home.
Memorials are suggested to Vernon County Cancer Relief c/o Ferry Funeral Home.
Obituary - Lorenza Lisa VanWinkle
Lisa loved the LORD, enjoyed cooking, and planning the Good Hope Baptist Church dinners. She enjoyed fishing, gardening, planting flowers and taking care of them. Her flower beds testify of her love for flowers and the beauty they held. Lisa was willing to put people first by serving them and her family. Lisa will always be remembered for her cooking skills and her service to Jesus in preparing meals for kids on Wednesday evenings. She would not just throw a snack together, but a full meal. She loved hymns and it would not be uncommon for her to raise her hand in praise to her Savior Jesus Christ. She will be remembered for coordinating the Sunday after church fellowship meals we would have and if too much time went by she would make sure that a meal got scheduled. She will always be remembered for loving to watch football and her two favorite teams were the New England Patriots and the Kansas City Chiefs. She will be remembered for her service to her church family and it will be impossible to replace her. Lisa knew this life was just a coffee break and she was just passing through as her real home was in heaven with Jesus her Savior.
Survivors include her husband Erving, (Rob) of the home; her sons David Van Winkle of Kansas City and Jayden Van Winkle of the home, her daughters Donna Hembree of Clinton, MO. and Diana Van Winkle of Bella Vista, Ark. Lisa was a loving and caring grandmother to Jonah, Tyler, and Joseph. Lisa was also great-grandmother to Vincent and Velanna.
Lisa was preceded in death by her son Dustin Van Winkle.
Lisa was also a member of the Good Hope Baptist Church of Clinton, MO.
A quiet graveside service will be held for the family where Lisa’s body will be laid to rest at the Good Hope Cemetery, Clinton, MO at 11:30 AM Saturday, May 2nd, 2020.
In lieu of flowers the family has requested that memorial contributions be made to the Good Hope Baptist Church at 806 SE Hwy. 7, Clinton, MO. 64735 or left with Vansant-Mills Funeral Home in Clinton, MO.
Vernon County Sheriffs Office seeking public assistance
The Vernon County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public's help in identifying the owner of this vehicle. The vehicle was involved in a theft in Nevada as well as a theft in Polk County.
The vehicle is currently missing the tailgate as it fell off during the theft. If you know the owner of this vehicle or the vehicle’s whereabouts, please contact Detective Jones at 417-283-4399 or the Vernon County Sheriff’s Office at 417-667-6042.
Additionally, if you are the owner of this Dodge Ram and have recently lost your tailgate, please contact the Vernon County Sheriff’s Office.
Additionally, if you are the owner of this Dodge Ram and have recently lost your tailgate, please contact the Vernon County Sheriff’s Office.
Obituary - Marillyn Nelson Irick
Services under the direction of the Mullinax Funeral Home, Butler (660-679-0009). Memorial contributions may be made to the Butler Public Library c/o Mullinax Funeral Home. Messages of condolence may be left for the family and friends at www.mullinaxfuneralhome.com
Marillyn Kay Nelson Irick was born January 15, 1958 in Butler, Missouri to Carl P. and Iris F. Haller Nelson. She grew up in Butler and graduated from Butler High School in 1976 as Salutatorian of her class. Following high school Marillyn attended Missouri State University and graduated in 1980 with a Bachelors of Science in Medical Technology. She was brilliant in the sciences and loved music, particularly Rock and Roll. After graduation Marillyn stayed in contact with her dear friends that she met during school. She was a wonderful, fun, and supportive friend to many.
On July 1, 1996 Marillyn was united in marriage to Bruce Irick. Together they would enjoy traveling and 20 years of marriage, until his passing in 2016.
Marillyn was preceded in death by her parents and husband Bruce. She is survived by a host of extended family members, classmates, and dear friends.
Marillyn Kay Nelson Irick was born January 15, 1958 in Butler, Missouri to Carl P. and Iris F. Haller Nelson. She grew up in Butler and graduated from Butler High School in 1976 as Salutatorian of her class. Following high school Marillyn attended Missouri State University and graduated in 1980 with a Bachelors of Science in Medical Technology. She was brilliant in the sciences and loved music, particularly Rock and Roll. After graduation Marillyn stayed in contact with her dear friends that she met during school. She was a wonderful, fun, and supportive friend to many.
On July 1, 1996 Marillyn was united in marriage to Bruce Irick. Together they would enjoy traveling and 20 years of marriage, until his passing in 2016.
Marillyn was preceded in death by her parents and husband Bruce. She is survived by a host of extended family members, classmates, and dear friends.
Job opening in Butler
Landmark Lawn is needing to hire a full time mower/crew lead. Start date effective immediately.
The ideal candidate for this position will be self-motivated, goal oriented, and capable of working alone. This position is 100% on the road gone 5 days, home weekends.
A background in landscaping is not necessary but preferred. For a more in depth description of the job including pay, please contact Don at 816-898-9015
Obituary - Martha Lou Craig
Martha Lou Craig, 75, Archie, MO, passed away Monday, April 27, 2020 at Research Medical Center in Kansas City, MO. Services to be held at a later date.
Press Release from Max Motors
April 30, 2020, Max Motors Extends Free Oil Changes for the Month of May. Max Motors Dealerships in Belton, Harrisonville, Butler, and Nevada are providing complementary oil change services to first responders, medical professionals, and “all essential workers” in an effort to support all front line and those who are putting their lives on the line every day to combat COVID-19.
In order to provide essential automotive services as defined by the Kansas City Department of Public Health’s “2019 Novel Coronavirus (“COVID-19”) Stay at Home Order” while meeting social distancing requirements, Max Motors launched Max Transit on March 14, 2020. Max Transit is a pick-up and delivery service for automotive servicing and online purchasing, leasing, or subscribing to a new or pre-owned vehicle. Customers are encouraged to utilize Max Transit online or by phone so they do not need to leave their residences.
For the safety of all, Max Motors Dealerships has streamlined sales and service processes to limit person-to-person contact. They have reduced the number of individuals physically inside buildings by staggering work hours and having many employees work from home. Inside stores, staff will work to maintain six (6) feet between all individuals. Hand sanitizers have been placed throughout the buildings and public touch points are cleaned multiple times a day. We have closed our customer waiting areas and recommend all appointments to be scheduled. www.maxmotorscares.com
Max Motors understands taking out a loan on a new or used vehicle can mean a long-term financial commitment and you never know what’s down the road. MAX ASSURANCE is a one-of-a-kind program that allows you to return your vehicle and walk away from negative equity of up to $8,500 or pay up to 6 months of your monthly car payment should anything happen. Now you have peace of mind with Max Assurance.
In order to provide essential automotive services as defined by the Kansas City Department of Public Health’s “2019 Novel Coronavirus (“COVID-19”) Stay at Home Order” while meeting social distancing requirements, Max Motors launched Max Transit on March 14, 2020. Max Transit is a pick-up and delivery service for automotive servicing and online purchasing, leasing, or subscribing to a new or pre-owned vehicle. Customers are encouraged to utilize Max Transit online or by phone so they do not need to leave their residences.
For the safety of all, Max Motors Dealerships has streamlined sales and service processes to limit person-to-person contact. They have reduced the number of individuals physically inside buildings by staggering work hours and having many employees work from home. Inside stores, staff will work to maintain six (6) feet between all individuals. Hand sanitizers have been placed throughout the buildings and public touch points are cleaned multiple times a day. We have closed our customer waiting areas and recommend all appointments to be scheduled. www.maxmotorscares.com
Max Motors understands taking out a loan on a new or used vehicle can mean a long-term financial commitment and you never know what’s down the road. MAX ASSURANCE is a one-of-a-kind program that allows you to return your vehicle and walk away from negative equity of up to $8,500 or pay up to 6 months of your monthly car payment should anything happen. Now you have peace of mind with Max Assurance.
The mission of Max Motors Dealerships is to be the premier quality vehicle retailer in the Midwest, providing the best opportunity for its team members, customers, communities, and the manufacturers they represent. Max Motors is represented by Max Chrysler Jeep Dodge RAM Belton, Max Ford of Harrisonville, Collision Center Harrisonville, Max Chrysler Jeep Dodge RAM Butler, Max Ford of Butler, and Max Motors of Nevada Chevrolet Buick GMC.
From the Desk of Mark Muller and Bob Jacaway
Obituary -Shirley VanBlack
Arrangements, Schowengerdt Funeral Chapel (660-679-6555) Butler, Missouri. Online condolences, www.schowengerdtchapel.com.
Shirley VanBlack, age 81 of Lee’s Summit, Missouri died Tuesday, April 28, 2020at St. Luke’s East in Lee’s Summit, Missouri. She was born February 22, 1939 to Clyde Phillip and Bessie Evelyn Perryman in White County, Tennessee.
Shirley is survived by three sons, Tom VanBlack and wife Dawn of Liberty, Missouri, Donnie VanBlack and wife Denise of Bolivar, Missouri and John VanBlack and wife Pat of Harrisonville, Missouri; one daughter, Jeanie Murff and husband Mike of Lee’s Summit, Missouri; 13 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents; one brother, Robert Perryman; and three sisters, Ellen Eide, Margaret Perrymand and Evelyn Matthews Woodward.
Shirley VanBlack, age 81 of Lee’s Summit, Missouri died Tuesday, April 28, 2020at St. Luke’s East in Lee’s Summit, Missouri. She was born February 22, 1939 to Clyde Phillip and Bessie Evelyn Perryman in White County, Tennessee.
Shirley is survived by three sons, Tom VanBlack and wife Dawn of Liberty, Missouri, Donnie VanBlack and wife Denise of Bolivar, Missouri and John VanBlack and wife Pat of Harrisonville, Missouri; one daughter, Jeanie Murff and husband Mike of Lee’s Summit, Missouri; 13 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents; one brother, Robert Perryman; and three sisters, Ellen Eide, Margaret Perrymand and Evelyn Matthews Woodward.
Wednesday, April 29, 2020
Obituary - Kenny Ray Lawrence
Kenny Lawrence, age 59 of Butler, Missouri died Tuesday, April 28, 2020 at his home in Butler. He was born September 1, 1960 to Leonard Leon and Martha Ellen McCray Lawrence in Liberal, Kansas.
Kenny is survived by one son, Chris Lawrence of Butler, Missouri; two daughters, Racheal Lawrence of Butler, Missouri and Gennie Lea Adams of Warsaw, Missouri; and former wife Kim Watts of Butler, Missouri. He was preceded in death by his parents; and one sister.
Power Outage in the Freeman area of Cass County
Whew! It's a little blustery out there today. Osage Valley Electric Crews are working on an outage in the Freeman area and will have power restored as quickly as possible.
Cass County Begins COVID-19 Testing of First Responders
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| Cass County Sheriff Jeff Weber being test by Deputy Darren Doherty. |
Cass Co – On Tuesday employees of the Sheriff’s Office participated in the first round of COVID-19 antibody testing given to first responders in Cass County. “Our employees are on the front line everyday taking care of our citizens. During this pandemic, it is important that I take care of their health. Testing is a major component to ensure the health of our staff and community.” Said Sheriff Jeff Weber.
Under the direction of the Cass County Health Department and Kevin Latinis, M.D., Ph.D., three Cass County Sheriff’s Office EMTs received training on the test procedures and collection. The test requires a blood sample that is obtained through a simple finger prick.
The testing is part of the task force project led by Presiding Cass County Commissioner Bob Huston to provide access to COVID-19 testing. “These test are an important part of working together with our community and protecting our first responders in the field. These people are our family, friends and neighbors, together we are #casscountystrong,” said Commissioner Bob Huston.
The Sheriff’s Office tested over 100 employees in the first two days that included deputies, dispatchers, and court security personnel. The test will be sent for testing and the results are returned in around 24 hours.
The Sheriff’s Office tested over 100 employees in the first two days that included deputies, dispatchers, and court security personnel. The test will be sent for testing and the results are returned in around 24 hours.
Obituary - Kimberly Ann Day
Kimberly attended Northeast Vernon County School through sixth grade before coming to Nevada and graduating from Nevada High School Class of 2007. She was employed at EaglePicher Technologies in Pittsburg, where she has worked for the past seven years.
She is survived by her parents, David and Janet Day, Nevada; two sisters, Lisa Neil (Matt), Crofton, MD, and Julie Woods (Jason), Nevada; one niece Madison Neil; three nephews, Blake Woods, Alex Woods, and Parker Neil; grandmother, Kitty Day, Sun City Center, FL; numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, and many friends.
A private family committal service will be held on Monday, May 4, 2020 at Clintonville Cemetery in El Dorado Springs, MO with Bro. Grady Davis officiating.
Obituary - Darin Long
Robert Darin Long, age 54 of Butler, Missouri died Monday, April 27, 2020 at Kindred Hospital Northland in Kansas City, Missouri. He was born November 11, 1965 to Ernest Eugene and Joyce Corene Long York in Butler.
Darin is survived by his parents, Ernie and Joyce York of Butler, Missouri; two brothers, Ernest Eugene York Jr. and wife Cinde of Goodman, Kansas and Bobby Wayne York and wife Melonie of Carthage, Missouri; two sisters, Jerlyn Hector and friend Tim Simms of Butler, Missouri and Teresa Robinson of Seneca, Missouri; and uncles, aunts, nephews and nieces. He was preceded in death by his grandparents
Obituary- Alvin J. Briscoe
Alvin J. Briscoe, age 70 of Rich Hill, Missouri died Monday, April 27, 2020 in Rich Hill. He was born November 3, 1949 to John Earl and Jane Alice Davission Briscoe in Butler, Missouri.
Alvin is survived by his wife, Vianne Briscoe of Rich Hill, Missouri; two daughters, Tiffany Ann Taylor and Kristen Marie Taylor, both of Butler, Missouri; one brother, Leo Briscoe and wife Rosemary of Raymore, Missouri; one sister, Lois Fugitt and husband Rick of Rich Hill, Missouri; and one grandson, Lane Benedick. He was preceded in death by his parents; and infant brother, Russell.
Tuesday, April 28, 2020
BCMH Plans for Reopening
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| Cardiologist Jeffrey Bissing, pictured on the laptop screen, has been seeing some of his patients at Bates County Memorial Hospital using Zoom. These telehealth video visits will continue to be offered, but the hospital will start with a conservative reopening phase starting May 4th, allowing more face-to-face outpatient clinic visits at the hospital, with additional safety precautions. Outpatient Specialty Clinic staff pictured, from left: Kate Long, RN, Ann Donnohue, RN; Outpatient Specialty Clinic Supervisor; Deena Barnett, LPN; Tricia Kantor, Registration. |
As the COVID-19 stay-home order comes to an end for Missouri residents at 11:59 p.m. on May 3, 2020, leadership at Bates County Memorial Hospital announces the first stage of their plan for reopening services. The initial phase of reopening includes more in-clinic visits for outpatient specialties at the hospital and allowing for well-child exams on Monday mornings at Nursery Street Family Care Clinic.
During this transition period, plans are tentative and subject to last-minute changes.
Outpatient Specialty Clinics: Starting May 4th, in-patient clinic visits will be available for five of our outpatient specialty clinics: oncology, endocrinology, cardiology, urology, and pain management. Additional measures, listed below, will be taken to separate patients by physical means as well as appointment timing to promote patient and staff safety; as a result, appointments may be somewhat limited during this phase. Telehealth video visits and phone consults will continue to be an option for some patients.
In-clinic outpatient specialty visits include the following safety measures:
- Only one specialty clinic will be held per day per clinic space (first floor and second floor).
- Patients will be registered by phone before they arrive at the clinic.
- Patients are asked to arrive at the clinic no more than five minutes before their scheduled appointment.
- Seating has been arranged to provide the recommended physical distance between patients.
- Appointments are being scheduled 30 minutes apart to reduce the number of patients in the waiting area.
- At this time, patients may be asked not to bring visitors to their appointment, unless the patient needs special assistance.
Family Care Clinics: Starting Monday, May 4th, appointments will be available for immunizations, well-baby /child checks, and physicals at the Nursery Street clinic. Taking advantage of weekend deep cleaning of clinics, these well-visit appointments will be scheduled Mondays between 8:00 and 10:00 a.m. for children up to 17 years. Telehealth services will remain available. Adrian and Rich Hill clinics will remain closed until further notice, and High Street continues to serve as our clinic for patients with respiratory symptoms.
BCMH will continue safety measures to protect the safety of our patients, staff and community at the hospital and clinics. This includes a no-visitor policy (with some exceptions), screening at the hospital entrance and clinic registration, and requiring all who enter to wear a mask.
Additional re-opening plans will be reported at a later time. Follow us on Facebook to stay current with our latest news.
From the City of Butler
The Butler City Council will make a decision on May 5th during the City Council meeting about when the lobby will open to the public again. We appreciate everyone's understanding during this crises.
Obituary - Richard Paul Clarrey
He was preceded in death by his parents. Richard is survived by a daughter, Natasha, three brothers, Stephen, Michael, and John Clarrey and two sisters, Julia Ingram and Susan Barton.
Services details will be announced along with a full obituary when available by the Schneider Mound City Chapel. Online condolences can be left at www.schneiderfunerals.com.
Services details will be announced along with a full obituary when available by the Schneider Mound City Chapel. Online condolences can be left at www.schneiderfunerals.com.
Obituary - Patricia Gover
Patricia “Patty” Ruth (Childs) Gover age 61 of Lowry City, MO, passed away on Monday April 27th, 2020 at KU Medical Center, Kansas City, KS. She lived very much in the light and love of her family and her faith. Although she has passed from this world, her loving memory and her legacy will endure, blessing her family and friends.
Born on August 4, 1958 in Kansas City, MO to Billy Bob Childs and Marilyn May (Knight) Childs. Patty was the oldest of two children. Patty also had four half brothers and two half-sisters. Patty was united in marriage to John Charles Gover at the Kidds Chapel Church on February 22, 1980. Together they had two sons John Nicholas and Jason Lee. Patty lived in the Lowry City, MO area most all her life and attended Lowry City Schools grades 1 - 11 and was in the first class to graduate in the newly consolidated Lakeland School. Patty attended Vo-tech school while a senior and worked at Golden Valley Memorial Hospital in Clinton, MO. She worked for 29 years as a Nurse’s Aid and CNA. Patty loved nursing and caring for her patients. After retirement from nursing she operated her namesake restaurant “Patty G’s” where she liked to divide her time between cooking in the kitchen and making her diners feel welcome, especially the younger ones. Patty also attended Church at the Kidds Chapel Church with her mother and extended family for many years.
Patty loved nature and the outdoors. Going fishing, and hunting for mushrooms being some of her favorite outdoor activities. She loved and nurtured flowers and her garden. She enjoyed cooking large meals and to prepare her family and friend’s favorite foods for them. Some of her most acclaimed dishes were fried chicken, homemade rolls, chicken and noodles, strawberry cake, deviled eggs, Watergate Salad, and John’s favorite, pot roast. Patty was known for tremendously elaborate birthday cakes for her children and grandson. She always looked forward to holidays and cherished decorating and celebrating them, especially Easter, Halloween, and the Fourth of July. As a mom and grandma her Easter baskets were legendary. Her son’s receiving them into their early thirties and her grandson receiving this year’s in the mail just this year, not even Covid-19 would not stop her. Viewing the Fourth of July fireworks was her personal favorite holiday activity and she looked forward to it months in advance.
Later in life she loved to watch her cats and other wildlife around her home, John even set up outdoor cameras so she could check-in on them any time night or day, She watched them all the time till her last moments at home. Patty had a devotion to Coca Cola and would always save some for a special treat. Patty also enjoyed various collectible figurines. One of her favorite subjects to collect was any kind of piece that featured penguins, which she absolutely adored. There’s not been an official count but the collection is rumored to be in the thousands.
Patricia is survived by her husband John of Lowry City, MO. Two Sons; Nick and wife Claudia, and grandson Everett Gover of Kansas City, MO, Jason Lee Gover of Rolla, MO. Two half-brothers, Clarence Ebert Motley Jr. and Billy Bouse, two half-sisters Donna Coomber and Lori Coleman, She is also survived by a host of nieces and nephews and friends and family.
Patricia was preceded in death by her Father Billy Bob Childs, her mother Marilyn May Motley, Her brother Thomas Gayle Childs, two half-brothers Donald Bouse Jr. and Clarence Monroe Bouse.
Please do not send flowers as Patricia’s family has postponed her services until further notice, a formal ceremony will be held at a later date, which will be posted weeks in advance, possibly sometime in June or July Depending on the Covid-19 restrictions. Memorial contributions in lieu of flowers may be made in Patricia’s name and may be left in the care of the funeral home. Condolences may be left at www.vansant-millsfuneralhome.com.
Teaching Position Available at Hudson R-IX
Hudson R-IX is an accredited, high-achieving PK-8th school with small class sizes and competitive pay.
Qualified applicants should mail a resume to the school or set up an appointment by calling (660) 476-5467.
Update from Myers Cemetery
Myers Cemetery meeting in the Pleasant Ridge Community will be Sunday, May 24th at 2:00PM. Please pickup faded arrangements and use non-breakable containers.
Contributions may be mailed to Gina Raybourn, 708 N. Poplar, Appleton City, MO 64724. please feel free to contact us through our Facebook page, Myers Cemetery Association, or email at myers.cemetery@gmail.com if you have any questions or further information.
Tornado Warning in Barton County
At 557 PM CDT, a severe thunderstorm capable of producing a tornado was located 7 miles east of Weir, or 10 miles south of Pittsburg, moving east at 45 mph. HAZARD...Tornado. SOURCE...Radar indicated rotation. IMPACT...Flying debris will be dangerous to those caught without shelter. Mobile homes will be damaged or destroyed. Damage to roofs, windows, and vehicles will occur. Tree damage is likely.
* Locations impacted include... Northern Joplin... Carthage... Webb City... Carl Junction... Oronogo... Carterville... Jasper... Golden City... Airport Drive... Alba... Purcell... Nashville... Carytown... Asbury... Neck City... Avilla... La Russell... Brooklyn Heights... Waco... Dudenville... This includes Interstate 49 between mile markers 41 and 59. TORNADO...RADAR INDICATED HAIL...<.75IN
Demo is underway!
Demo started today! Just in time before the storm rolled in!! Ready for a fresh slate for the new Farmers Insurance building on Orange Street in Butler!
Courtesy of Heather Diehl Farmers Insurance Agent
Courtesy of Heather Diehl Farmers Insurance Agent
From the Cass County Health Department
The Cass County Health Department released the following Press Release today following Governor Mike Parson’s #ShowMeStrong plan yesterday.
St. Clair County Sheriff's Office News Release April 14 through 28, 2020
St. Clair County Sheriff Scott Keeler reported deputies made 16 arrests and took multiple reports during the weeks of April 14 through 28, 2020.
View the full press release by using the link that we have provided for you below:
Obituary - Glen Robert Clark Jr.
He is survived by three daughters,three daughters, Sherry (Todd) Proch, Harrisonville, Missouri, Kim (Sterling) Haynes, Branson, Missouri, Glenda (Brett) Barber, Harrisonville, Missouri; 8 grandchildren, Blake (Kelcie) Barber, Justin Meyer, Ashley (Storm) Coakley, Alishia (Logan) Woodward; Rachel (Brett) Beckham, Spencer Proch, Asa Meyer and Claire Barber; 6 great-grandchildren and one on the way; a brother, Noel Gene(Yvonne) Clark, Excelsior Springs, Missouri; other relatives and many friends.
A private family graveside will be held at the Clearfork Cemetery near Garden City, Missouri with Military Honors.
Family suggests memorial contributions may be made to the Harrisonville Senior Citizen's Center.
A complete obituary will be posted when it becomes available.
From the city of Rich Hill
Before coming to City Hall, consider calling to see if your business can be handled or your question answered over the phone.
We will be practicing social distancing in the lobby, which will limit the number of people to 2 at a time.
Search Warrant Served In Nevada
Detectives had developed information regarding a known female subject at that location that had reportedly been involved in illegal drug activity.
During the search detectives located and seized suspected methamphetamine, ecstasy, heroin and fentanyl. The evidence seized has been sent to the Missouri State Highway Patrol Crime Lab for further analysis.
The known female subject was taken into custody and transported to the Vernon County Jail for holding. The subject has been identified as follows:
Silissa M. Swink, age 37 of Nevada
On April 28, 2020, the following charges were filed against Silissa M. Swink through the Vernon County Associate Court:
Four (4) Counts of Possession of a Controlled Substance - Class D Felony
Swink is being held in the Vernon County Jail in lieu of a $50,000 cash-only bond.
Citizens are encouraged to contact the police if they have any information that would be helpful to combat crime.
For questions regarding crime prevention techniques or to start a Neighborhood Watch Program, contact the Nevada Police Department at (417) 448-5100.
To report criminal activities call 911 or us the Tip Hotline (417) 667-8477.
Any and all information will be kept confidential.
Swink is being held in the Vernon County Jail in lieu of a $50,000 cash-only bond.
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