And we would also like to say congratulations to all the candidates and their escorts as well!!
Appleton City will hit the road on Friday night as they travel to Liberal to take on the bulldogs starting at 7pm.
Great Night to be a Bulldog!
Friday, September 30, 2022
Appleton City Bulldogs get the win on Homecoming
Three juveniles seriously injured in Henry County rollover accident
The Missouri State Highway Patrol says the accident occurred when the southbound 2006 GMC Sonoma driven by a 16 year old male juvenile from Windsor, Missouri ran off the right side of the roadway, overturned and ejected all occupants.
Three juveniles from Windsor, Missouri were seriously injured in this accident and all three were transported for treatment for there injuries.
View crash report below:
Photos courtesy of the Tightwad Fire Department Facebook Page
2022 Week 6 Missouri State High School Football Scores:
2022 Week 6 Missouri State High School Football Scores sponsored weekly by Kellie Davidson State Farm of Butler!
Adrian 54, Cass Midway 0
Appleton City 56, Osceola 12
Adrian 54, Cass Midway 0
Appleton City 56, Osceola 12
Albany 64, St. Joseph Christian 0
Archie 52, Drexel 14
Blair Oaks 65, Versailles 6
Brentwood 8, Principia 7
Booneville 28, California 12
Buffalo 50, Butler 44
Camdenton 56, Bolivar 14
Carthage 49, Ozark 7
Center 55, Harrisonville 21
Clinton 42, Missouri Military Academy 6
Cole Camp 55, Crest Ridge 32
Forsyth 43, Diamond 33
Grandview 31, Excelsior Springs 20
Hannibal 45, Kirksville 25
Houston 12, Ava 6
Jasper 50, Greenfield 22
Kickapoo 21, West Plains 6
Lawson 47, Plattsburg 7
Lamar 54, McDonald County 14
Lees Summit North 47, Ray-Pec 7
Lockwood 51, Liberal 14
Marceline 36, Salisbury 32
Marionville 62, Pierce City 21
Marshall 17, Moberly 7
Mid Buchanan 48, North Platte 28
Macon 53, Brookfield 20
Monroe City 50, Palmyra 0
Mt. Vernon 42, Springfield Catholic 7
Neosho 50, Branson 31
Nevada 62, Cassville 7
Nixa 56, Carl Junction 8
North Shelby 78, Keytesville 12
Norborne 52, College Heights Christian 46
Parkway North 40, Parkway West 35
Pattonsburg 64, Rich Hill 24
Penney 36, Lathrop 7
Pembroke Hill 21, Hogan Prep 6
Pleasant Hill 42, Oak Grove 7
Rolla 49, Parkview 0
Richmond 64, Carrollton 0
Sarcoxie 56, Miller 14
Seneca 63, Reed Springs 49
Sherwood 28, Stockton 21
Skyline 44, Clever 7
Smithville 49, Raytown South 0
Strafford 45, Fair Grove 18
Staley 26, Liberty 24
Sullivan 6, Hermann 0
Trenton 24, Polo 6
Warsaw 40, El Dorado Springs 6
Wellington-Napoleon 54, Lone Jack 0
Windsor 28, Tipton 21
Webb City 49, Willard 28
Worth County 67, Knox County 24
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Archie 52, Drexel 14
Blair Oaks 65, Versailles 6
Brentwood 8, Principia 7
Booneville 28, California 12
Buffalo 50, Butler 44
Camdenton 56, Bolivar 14
Carthage 49, Ozark 7
Center 55, Harrisonville 21
Clinton 42, Missouri Military Academy 6
Cole Camp 55, Crest Ridge 32
Forsyth 43, Diamond 33
Grandview 31, Excelsior Springs 20
Hannibal 45, Kirksville 25
Houston 12, Ava 6
Jasper 50, Greenfield 22
Kickapoo 21, West Plains 6
Lawson 47, Plattsburg 7
Lamar 54, McDonald County 14
Lees Summit North 47, Ray-Pec 7
Lockwood 51, Liberal 14
Marceline 36, Salisbury 32
Marionville 62, Pierce City 21
Marshall 17, Moberly 7
Mid Buchanan 48, North Platte 28
Macon 53, Brookfield 20
Monroe City 50, Palmyra 0
Mt. Vernon 42, Springfield Catholic 7
Neosho 50, Branson 31
Nevada 62, Cassville 7
Nixa 56, Carl Junction 8
North Shelby 78, Keytesville 12
Norborne 52, College Heights Christian 46
Parkway North 40, Parkway West 35
Pattonsburg 64, Rich Hill 24
Penney 36, Lathrop 7
Pembroke Hill 21, Hogan Prep 6
Pleasant Hill 42, Oak Grove 7
Rolla 49, Parkview 0
Richmond 64, Carrollton 0
Sarcoxie 56, Miller 14
Seneca 63, Reed Springs 49
Sherwood 28, Stockton 21
Skyline 44, Clever 7
Smithville 49, Raytown South 0
Strafford 45, Fair Grove 18
Staley 26, Liberty 24
Sullivan 6, Hermann 0
Trenton 24, Polo 6
Warsaw 40, El Dorado Springs 6
Wellington-Napoleon 54, Lone Jack 0
Windsor 28, Tipton 21
Webb City 49, Willard 28
Worth County 67, Knox County 24
Red = Local teams
Black = Teams across the state of Missouri
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Butler loses in a overtime battle at Buffalo
The Butler Bears will be home next Friday hosting the Warsaw Wildcats starting at 7pm.
Lets hope the bears can get back on the winning track. We need to pack the house Friday night and show these boys support!!!
Adrian blows out Midway 54-0
Next week, the Blackhawks return home to host the Crest Ridge Cougars for Homecoming.
Photos Courtesy of The Adrian News Leader
#BlackhawkPride
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Archie Whirlwinds take down Drexel Bobcats
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Drexel had won the last 4 match-ups against Archie including 2 victories in the playoffs.
These two teams are merely 18 miles away from each other and most likely will meet again later on this season in the playoffs.
Way to go Whirlwinds.
State Farm Student Athlete of the Week
Coach Smith nominated Briar because “he is constantly looking to better himself on the football field and works extremely hard in the weight room. He has been a leader for our team all year and represents himself well both on and off the football field. Briar is also our team captain and is currently sitting with a 4.0 GPA.”
Currently the Whirlwinds are 5-0. When we asked Briar why he likes being apart of a team sport he stated, “being apart of a team feels like you are apart of a family.” We then asked him what he feels is the toughest aspect of being an athlete, “I feel like balancing school and practice is the hardest thing. Many days I have homework and then have a game or practice." When we asked him what makes him so passionate about athletics, he told us, “a big part of it is I have a drive to not fail. I've been doing it since I was little and just strive to be the best athlete I can." The last thing we asked Briar was what sets apart an elite athlete.
Briar believes, "being an elite athlete is all about the off season. It is the most important time and this is where you become the athlete you strive for. It's about the hard work you put into it." It was such a pleasure talking to Briar. We wish him and the Whirlwinds the best of luck this season! They have a big game tonight against Drexel.
Pictured left to right: Head Coach Drew Smith; Briar McIntire, son of Matt & Dana McIntire; Baylie Pitts, State Farm
Pictured left to right: Head Coach Drew Smith; Briar McIntire, son of Matt & Dana McIntire; Baylie Pitts, State Farm
Harrisonville Wildcat Girls Tennis Team News
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| Congratulations to the Harrisonville Wildcat girls' tennis team for winning BOTH the conference tournament and the regular season conference CHAMPIONSHIPS! During the regular season, the team went 8-0 in conference play and at the conference tournament, the #2 doubles team of Miranda Fisher and Lily Hopson took fourth, the #1 doubles of Taylor Jennings and Elizabeth Allen earned third, and the #1 & #2 singles - Abby Overbay and Kayleigh Norris - were conference champs. Abby Overbay finished conference play undefeated across singles & doubles. |
Two vehicle accident this morning in rural Butler
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The Missouri State Highway Patrol says the accident occurred when the 2003 Oldsmobile Alero driven by a 16 year old juvenile female from Butler turned left from a private driveway onto Mo-52 striking the west bound 2002 Ford Escape driven by Patricia I. Watson of Butler, Missouri.
Both the juvenile female and Mrs. Watson sustained minor injuries and both were checked out at Bates County Memorial Hospital.
The wrecked vehicles were towed from the scene of this accident by Douty's Tow of Butler.
View crash report below:
Obituary - Willard Dean Palmer Jr.
Willard attended Warsaw schools and played baseball for the Wildcats until he graduated in 1989. He was proud that all 3 of his kids played sports for the Wildcats and loved attending athletic events.
His favorite baseball team was the St. Louis Cardinals and he looked forward to watching their games. He was glad he got to see Waino and Yadi break the all-time battery mates record with 325 games and Albert Pujols hit his 700th career homerun.
Will was united in marriage to Cathy Fern Breshears on June 3, 1989 in Wheatland, Missouri. To this union 3 children were born, Brittany Catherine, Megan Chantel and Willard Dean III (Trey). Will spent many hours at the ballfield with his kids practicing ground balls and hitting. He was teased by one of the city councilmen that they might have to send him a bill for the electricity from the lights at the ballfield.
Will shot competitive 3D Archery Tournaments for several years and loved to bow hunt for deer. He loved to be outdoors and went hiking and fishing with his kids and grandkids.
After attending SBU and playing baseball for 2 years, Will finished his degree in Criminal Justice at State Fair Community College. He was hired as a State Employee at the new 30th Circuit Youth Services Center in Bolivar when it was opened and was Shift Supervisor until it closed. Will then went to work at Green Gables Youth Facility in Macks Creek until it closed and then he went to Mary E. Dickerson Juvenile Detention Center in Camdenton until he had a stroke in 2020 while in surgery to remove a grade IV glioblastoma brain tumor.
Will was saved when he was 28 years old at a revival at the Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church north of Wheatland. He joined the church and was baptized in the Pomme De Terre River at Sapps Landing. Will was ordained as a deacon at Macedonia May 2018. He was blessed to see all 3 of his children saved at Macedonia and join the church and baptized in the river.
Will is preceded in death by his mother Emma, grandparents DF and Olive May Palmer and Ruben and Alma Breshears, his father-in-law and mother-in-law, Roy Lee and Fern Breshears, brother-in-law’s, Carl Lee Breshears and Edsel Breshears and a sister-in-law, Sue Breshears.
Will is survived by his wife of 33 years, Cathy, daughter and son-in-law, Brittany and Jake Shaw, daughter and son-in-law, Megan and Charlie Daleske, son Trey, father Willard, granddaughters Graycen Dae and Hadlyn Mae Shaw, grandsons Axen Forest Daleske and Mavryk Randal Dean Shaw, sister Tama Harris, brother-in-law Gary Breshears and nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins, other relatives and friends.
Funeral services will be held at 11:00 A.M. Tuesday, October 4, 2022 at the Reser Funeral Home in Warsaw, Missouri. Family will receive friends from 6:00 to 8:00 P.M. Monday evening at the funeral home. Graveside services and interment will be held at the Macedonia Cemetery in Wheatland, Missouri.
Will was united in marriage to Cathy Fern Breshears on June 3, 1989 in Wheatland, Missouri. To this union 3 children were born, Brittany Catherine, Megan Chantel and Willard Dean III (Trey). Will spent many hours at the ballfield with his kids practicing ground balls and hitting. He was teased by one of the city councilmen that they might have to send him a bill for the electricity from the lights at the ballfield.
Will shot competitive 3D Archery Tournaments for several years and loved to bow hunt for deer. He loved to be outdoors and went hiking and fishing with his kids and grandkids.
After attending SBU and playing baseball for 2 years, Will finished his degree in Criminal Justice at State Fair Community College. He was hired as a State Employee at the new 30th Circuit Youth Services Center in Bolivar when it was opened and was Shift Supervisor until it closed. Will then went to work at Green Gables Youth Facility in Macks Creek until it closed and then he went to Mary E. Dickerson Juvenile Detention Center in Camdenton until he had a stroke in 2020 while in surgery to remove a grade IV glioblastoma brain tumor.
Will was saved when he was 28 years old at a revival at the Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church north of Wheatland. He joined the church and was baptized in the Pomme De Terre River at Sapps Landing. Will was ordained as a deacon at Macedonia May 2018. He was blessed to see all 3 of his children saved at Macedonia and join the church and baptized in the river.
Will is preceded in death by his mother Emma, grandparents DF and Olive May Palmer and Ruben and Alma Breshears, his father-in-law and mother-in-law, Roy Lee and Fern Breshears, brother-in-law’s, Carl Lee Breshears and Edsel Breshears and a sister-in-law, Sue Breshears.
Will is survived by his wife of 33 years, Cathy, daughter and son-in-law, Brittany and Jake Shaw, daughter and son-in-law, Megan and Charlie Daleske, son Trey, father Willard, granddaughters Graycen Dae and Hadlyn Mae Shaw, grandsons Axen Forest Daleske and Mavryk Randal Dean Shaw, sister Tama Harris, brother-in-law Gary Breshears and nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins, other relatives and friends.
Funeral services will be held at 11:00 A.M. Tuesday, October 4, 2022 at the Reser Funeral Home in Warsaw, Missouri. Family will receive friends from 6:00 to 8:00 P.M. Monday evening at the funeral home. Graveside services and interment will be held at the Macedonia Cemetery in Wheatland, Missouri.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Macedonia Missionary Baptist or the Macedonia Cemetery c/o Reser Funeral Home, P.O. Box 910, Warsaw, Missouri 65355
Belton Fire Department warns of Scam
Be advised, the Belton Fire Department will not send a text or email out to citizens selling products.
If you receive a text claiming "$10 off Belton Fire Department shirt" do not click on the link. This text was not generated by the Belton Fire Department and appears to be a scam.
If you receive a text claiming "$10 off Belton Fire Department shirt" do not click on the link. This text was not generated by the Belton Fire Department and appears to be a scam.
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Driver taken into custody after police chase ends in rural Butler
The pursuit started on Ft. Scott Street in Butler when a officer attempted to pull over a 90s model blue Chevrolet truck. The truck failed to yield and traveled out 52 Highway west of Butler at a high rate of speed.
The subject fled the truck on foot on K Highway and was taken into custody a short time later without incident.
Mid America Live will updated when more information and charges are filed against the driver.
Copyright Mid America Live News
Thursday, September 29, 2022
Obituary - Hazel Marie Collins
Funeral service will be held at 2:00 PM on Tuesday, October 4, 2022 at the Vansant-Mills Chapel in Clinton with a visitation one hour prior to the service.
Burial will follow in the Deepwater Cemetery in Deepwater, Missouri. Memorial contributions can be made to the Deepwater Cemetery and can be left in care of the funeral home.
Arrangements have been entrusted to Vansant-Mills Funeral Home in Clinton, Missouri.
Burial will follow in the Deepwater Cemetery in Deepwater, Missouri. Memorial contributions can be made to the Deepwater Cemetery and can be left in care of the funeral home.
Arrangements have been entrusted to Vansant-Mills Funeral Home in Clinton, Missouri.
2022 Adrian High School Homecoming King and Queen Candidates!
Meet the 2022 AHS Homecoming King and Queen Candidates!
From bottom to top:
Freshmen: Carter Dumas and Lanie Kohler
Sophomores: Gavin Sanders and Riley Essenpries
Juniors: Gage Hastie and Madyson Shaffer
Seniors: Drake Cashman and Elyse Evans
From bottom to top:
Freshmen: Carter Dumas and Lanie Kohler
Sophomores: Gavin Sanders and Riley Essenpries
Juniors: Gage Hastie and Madyson Shaffer
Seniors: Drake Cashman and Elyse Evans
Courtesy of the Adrian News Leader
Best Wishes Misty!
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We are grateful for the years of service Misty dedicated to BCMH and to her patients, and we wish her all the best in her future endeavors.
Family Care Clinic providers will continue to see patients at Rich Hill Family Care Clinic to prevent any interruption in services to our patients.
Several without power in Butler at this time
City of Butler Electric Crews are working to restore power at this time! Thank you for your patience!
Obituary - Dr. David Merle Wolf
David (or Doc) as he was known by many attended grade school in several of the country schools in Bourbon County, Ft. Scott Junior High, and High School. He graduated from Kansas City College and Bible School in Overland Park, KS in 1957. Shortly after graduation, he joined the U.S. Navy where he spent the next five years stationed on the U.S.S. El Dorado.
Having accepted Christ as his Savior at the tender age of four, and a call to preach at twelve, upon his return from the Navy, he began to prepare by returning to Kansas City College and Bible School. With time out to pastor several churches, working with as well as starting a mission in the slums of Kansas City, MO, he did not graduate until 1971 with a Bachelor of Missions degree. Immediately following that, he and his wife moved to Salem, OH, where he attended Aldersgate School of Religion, obtaining a Master of Arts degree in May of 1972. While attending school, he held numerous revivals in area churches.
In August of 1972, he received a Doctorate of Theology from the University of Florida. He continued to evangelize while working on his Doctorate of Christian Education from Berean Christian College, graduating in July 1975. During the following years, he continued working in the evangelistic field and teaching in several schools.
When communism fell and the country of Albania was opened to missionaries, he was there presenting the plan of Salvation to a people who did not even acknowledge the very existence of God. He helped establish several churches there over the next fourteen years.
After many years of living in Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, California, Arizona, and Ohio, they returned to the Ft. Scott area where they lived until his death. During this time, he continued to evangelize, and in the later years, was quite successful in a 1:1 ministry. As a sideline, he raised cattle and horses, and farmed.
Survivors include his wife, Barbara, of the home; two brothers, Nathan (Kathleen) Wolf, Etter, TX, and Garen (Sheila), Cincinnati, OH; several nieces, nephews, great nieces, and great nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, Merle, and Anna Mayme Wolf; his father and mother-in-law, Russell, and Cletta Vaughn; his sister, Virginia Crooks; as well as several nieces, nephews, great nieces, and great nephews.
Funeral services will be held at 10:00 AM Monday, October 3rd, at the Cheney Witt Chapel. Burial will follow in the U. S. National Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 9:00 AM until service time Monday at the funeral home. For many years, he said he did not want any flowers (except for a dandelion) at his funeral.
In lieu of flowers, memorials are suggested to Albanian Ministries, and may be left in care of the Cheney Witt Chapel, PO Box 347, 201 S. Main St., Ft. Scott, KS 66701. Words of remembrance may be submitted to the online guestbook at cheneywitt.com.
Homecoming Friday Night In Pleasant Hill
You can catch the parade on PHHS's Claw TV YouTube page. Look for the broadcast at approximately 1:15pm on the channel.
The Pleasant Hill Roosters (5-0) will host the Oak Grove Panthers (1-4) and will look to stay undefeated!
You use the link below to get to PHHS's Claw TV
Go Roosters and Chicks! Go Pleasant Hill!
Civil War Reenactments this Saturday at the Log Cabin Festival in Harrisonville
We're very excited to bring this back to the Log Cabin Festival this year! Get the full schedule for the reenactments at harrisonvillechamber.com/logcabin
Thanks to the Cass County Historical Society, Harrisonville Parks and Recreation, Kurzweil's Country Meats, Polecat Creek Shotgun Park, Atkinson Funeral Home and Shelton and Sons, Co. for making this possible.
Thanks to the Cass County Historical Society, Harrisonville Parks and Recreation, Kurzweil's Country Meats, Polecat Creek Shotgun Park, Atkinson Funeral Home and Shelton and Sons, Co. for making this possible.
Louisburg Kansas Police Department is asking for your assistance with a Hit and Run Accident investigation.
The driver of the vehicle was confronted by staff but denied damaging the pump and left the scene. The accident was captured on the businesses CCTV cameras.
The Lexus will have obvious damage to the rear driver side fender and bumper to include red paint transfer.
If you recognize the vehicle and driver below please contact the Louisburg Police Department at (913)-837-3191.
Obituary - Jason Elmer Brundridge
The family will receive friends from 1:30 – 2:45 p.m. on Monday, October 3, 2022 at Ferry Funeral Home in Nevada with graveside services following at 3:00 p.m. in Moore Cemetery, Nevada.
A complete obituary will be updated at a later time.
Rich Hill names National Honor Society officers for the 2022-23 year
Congratulations to our National Honor Society officers for 2022-23: Noah Smarr, President; Noelle Abend, VP of Events & New Media; Emily Black, VP of Organization & Management; Daylan Black, Treasurer; and Clare Klinksick, Secretary!
Official Notice from the Nevada Police Department
Today Nevada Police officers went to all of the residences on North and South Ash to let them know that starting Monday, Oct 3rd @ 8 am, MODOT will be repaving the entire road.
Please- DO NOT PARK on any part of Ash Street or your vehicle may very well be towed!
Please- DO NOT PARK on any part of Ash Street or your vehicle may very well be towed!
Obituary - Reba J. Kedigh
She was born in Red Rock, AR, the first daughter to Plez and Una Self. After Reba, 2 more sisters were born Maxine and Veda Sue.
After her biological mother passed when she was only 9 years old, her father married her stepmother, Evelyn. To that union 4 more siblings were born, Normi, Pam, Glenda, and Bud.
She met her husband Charles while flipping burgers and waiting tables at Ida Graham’s restaurant. These 2 crazy kids were head over heels in love with each other. They were married on April 28, 1962 when she was a Senior in High School. They had 5 kids together, Butch, Bill, Rhonda, Tera, and Arian.
She is preceded in death by her biological mother and father, husband Charles, and sisters Maxine and Veda Sue.
She is survived by her children Butch (Kim) of Dadeville, MO, Bill (Laurie) of Warsaw MO, Rhonda (Bill) of Urich MO, Tera (Darrin) of Clinton MO, and Arian (Susan) of Urich, MO. She is survived by her 11 grandchildren Samantha, Brodie, Tabitha, Ethan, Kennady, Kyleigh, Chase, Emalee, Preslee, Hayden, and Charlee. She also has 7 great grandchildren Reghan, Axel, Ben, Mason, Treson, Charlee, and Marlee.
A Celebration of Life will take place October 29, 2022 at the Urich Lions Club from 1 pm to 4 pm. The family suggests memorial contributions be made to the Hickory Grove Cemetery and can be left in care of the funeral home.
Arrangements have been entrusted to Vansant-Mills Funeral Home in Clinton, Missouri.
She met her husband Charles while flipping burgers and waiting tables at Ida Graham’s restaurant. These 2 crazy kids were head over heels in love with each other. They were married on April 28, 1962 when she was a Senior in High School. They had 5 kids together, Butch, Bill, Rhonda, Tera, and Arian.
She is preceded in death by her biological mother and father, husband Charles, and sisters Maxine and Veda Sue.
She is survived by her children Butch (Kim) of Dadeville, MO, Bill (Laurie) of Warsaw MO, Rhonda (Bill) of Urich MO, Tera (Darrin) of Clinton MO, and Arian (Susan) of Urich, MO. She is survived by her 11 grandchildren Samantha, Brodie, Tabitha, Ethan, Kennady, Kyleigh, Chase, Emalee, Preslee, Hayden, and Charlee. She also has 7 great grandchildren Reghan, Axel, Ben, Mason, Treson, Charlee, and Marlee.
A Celebration of Life will take place October 29, 2022 at the Urich Lions Club from 1 pm to 4 pm. The family suggests memorial contributions be made to the Hickory Grove Cemetery and can be left in care of the funeral home.
Arrangements have been entrusted to Vansant-Mills Funeral Home in Clinton, Missouri.
Obituary - Sherry Diane Deal
Funeral services will be held on Saturday October 1, 2022, at Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 310 Johnston Pkwy, Raymore, Missouri 64083. Visitation will begin at 11:30 a.m. followed by a funeral service at 12:30 a.m. Sherry will then be laid to rest at Floral Hills East Memorial Gardens in Lee’s Summit, Missouri.
Sherry was born in Kansas City, Missouri on July 26, 1949, to Kenneth Monnig and Ora Mae (Lyons) Monnig. After graduating high school, Sherry continued her education and received her Bachelor of Science in Education from Central Missouri State University.
This paved the way for her long career as a teacher for fifth and sixth graders. Sherry had such a love for all children. On August 30, 1969, she was joined in marriage to her husband, Michael and their union was blessed with two daughters. Closest to Sherry’s heart was her love for Jesus, her faith was always number one. She also enjoyed crafting, cooking, singing, playing cards, and spending time with her grandchildren and family.
Sherry was preceded in death by her father Kenneth Monnig.
Left to cherish her memory are her loving husband of over fifty three years, Michael Deal; two daughters, Tammy Novak (Donald) and Karie LaBelle (Garry); Her mother, Ora Mae Monnig; two brothers, Randy Monnig (Ann) and Keith Monnig (Becky); two sisters, Glenda Schmidt (Ed) and Donna Moore (John); and five grandchildren, Noah and Micah Novak, and Garrett, Grace, and Gabriella LaBelle.
Memorial contributions may be given to Bethlehem Lutheran Church as addressed above.
Arrangements: Cullen Funeral Home, Raymore, Missouri 816.322.5278
Sherry was preceded in death by her father Kenneth Monnig.
Left to cherish her memory are her loving husband of over fifty three years, Michael Deal; two daughters, Tammy Novak (Donald) and Karie LaBelle (Garry); Her mother, Ora Mae Monnig; two brothers, Randy Monnig (Ann) and Keith Monnig (Becky); two sisters, Glenda Schmidt (Ed) and Donna Moore (John); and five grandchildren, Noah and Micah Novak, and Garrett, Grace, and Gabriella LaBelle.
Memorial contributions may be given to Bethlehem Lutheran Church as addressed above.
Arrangements: Cullen Funeral Home, Raymore, Missouri 816.322.5278
Obituary - Virgil Raye Solito
Virgil Raye Solito, age 81 of Rockville, Missouri died September 13, 2021 at his home. He was born December 15, 1939 to Frank and Allene Daisy Klinksick Solito in Boonville, Missouri.
Raye is survived by sons, Stephen Solito ofFort Worth, Texas and Shawn Solito and wife Amy of Mansfield, Texas, and daughter Kay Riedel and husband Troy of Fort Worth, Texas; as well as many grandchildren and great-grandchildren and many
Have you seen this person?
Darnell has been diagnosed with various medical issues and is not his own guardian. Police are in the area looking for Darnell but have been unable to locate him.
Attached are two recent photographs of Darnell. If you see Darnell, please contact Dispatch at 816-380-8940.
UPDATE: HE HAS BEEN FOUND!!!!!
MDC warns of campfire safety
Unattended campfires can quickly get out of hand in dry conditions, turning into a damaging wildfire. This fire was left unattended next to a large, wooded tract of timber at an Missouri Department of Conservation area.
The local agent responded and extinguished the fire before it could have spread into the nearby timber.
Enjoy the beautiful fall weather at a local conservation area and remember to extinguish all campfires before leaving them.
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