Again, that’s October 29, 2011! 10:00 AM! Registration forms are available at www.butlerr5.org
-our thanks to Angie Kauffman
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Mark your calendar for Saturday, October 29, 2011...
The Butler R-V Future Business Leaders of America chapter, along with Angie Kauffman and Emily Swaters, is organizing a 5K walk/jog event to benefit the Sara Clarke and Logan Wells families. Both are children of Butler High School teachers. Sara is battling Ewings Sarcoma and Logan is battling Ependymoma Tumors. Start time is 10:00 AM at the flag pole in front of the Butler High School. If you would like more information or an informational flyer to put in your local business or would like to donate, please contact Angie Kauffman or Emily Swaters. You can contact either at 660-679-6121.
Bates County Memorial Hospital garage sale Oct. 6th...
Don't miss the bargains and a chance to help local students at the Bates County Memorial Hospital garage sale on October 6th from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Hosted by the hospital Auxiliary, the garage sale is one of many fundraisers done yearly to provide scholarships to local students who are pursuing a career in the medical field.
Bears make comeback after tough loss in Jr. high FB action
On Thursday, Sept 15, the Butler Bears junior high football team travelled to Holden for their first game of the season. The Bears lost a tough game by a final score of 6-35. Offensively, the Bears failed to sustain consistent drives, only finding the end zone late in the 4th quarter. Defensively, the Bears gave up big plays in early drives, putting the game well out of reach before the offense could develop a rhythm. Holden dominated the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball. In spite of a stout Holden defense, QB Kaleb Kauffman had several breakout runs for a total of 107 yards on the ground. Punter Zeph Smith launched 2 booming punts for 32 and 40 yards, respectively. Defensively, LB Trevor Fritts led the Bears with 6 tackles, 1 solo and 5 assisted.
Butler Police Department weekly report
Sept. 20 - Gas leak reported in the 900 block of S. High; two car accident at Vine and High; keep the peace in the 500 block of N. Delaware; medical assist in the 600 block of Lee; warrant arrest in the 500 block of N. Delaware; animal call in the 300 block of S. Main; theft call in the 600 block of Mechanic; medial assist in the 200 block of S. Wells; possible theft at Walmart; civil standby in the 300 block of W. Harrison; medical assist in the 500 block of S. Fulton; animal complaint in the 100 block of S. Mechanic.
There is a Free Lunch after all!
Community officials, business leaders and individuals are urged to keep a close watch on the mail for your special invitation to a free Brown Bag Luncheon to be held October 6, in Adrian and October 13 in Butler.
The event is free and is being sponsored by the 27th Judicial Circuit Adult Recovery Court. The luncheon is being held to bring the community up to date on the important work being done by the Adult Recovery Court and how this innovative program is making a difference in the community. Judge Deborah Hopkins says to date, 2 graduates of the 27th Circuit Adult Recovery Court have been returned to the local community as productive tax paying citizens. Another graduation is planned for October.
Adult Recovery Court implements an advanced approach to address drug offense crimes in Bates County. Adult Recovery Court members are subject to intensive supervision, mandatory multiple weekly, drug testing, counseling, mandatory job placement or community service work and weekly Court appearances. The Luncheon will afford community officials, business leaders and individuals the opportunity to meet the Adult Recovery Court Team members and Adult Recovery Court Candidates.
Rich Hill PD weekly report
Rich Hill Police Department Activity Report
September 19, 2011 to September 25, 2011
09-19-2011
REFUSE TO LEAVE
ASSAULT
STRANDED MOTORIST
Bates County Sheriff's Dept. report
Bates County Sheriff’s Office Activity Report
September 19, 2011 to September 25, 2011
09-19-2011
PROPERTY DAMAGE-HUME
ANIMAL AT LARGE-ADRIAN
CHECK WELL BEING-AMORET
STRANDED MOTORIST-AMORET
AGENCY ASSIST-BUTLER
ANIMAL AT LARGE-FOSTER
AGENCY ASSIST-DREXEL
SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY-RICH HILL
CHECK WELL BEING-AMORET Deputy responded to Amoret in reference to a check well being of a male subject.
MVA-ADRIAN
Monday, September 26, 2011
Sheriff's Posse Poker Run nets over $600 for Museum fund
Perfect late Summer weather- clear skies, moderate temps and few bugs.... this was the setting for the Sheriff's Posse Poker Run Sunday afternoon where Randy Hough was the lucky winner of $100 with his 'full house' after making several stops around the area.
A total of 45 bikes were registered for the ride, drawing folks from all around on the run that started at Plunkett Bowl and ended at new home of the Law Enforcement Museum on Fort Scott street. A total of about $600 was raised during the event which will be put into the museum building fund- which at this time is earmarked to put new roof on the 100+ year old building.
Bates County Live spoke with BCSO Administrative Assistant Jami Page earlier today, who emphasized that the Posse is keeping the fundraising momentum going with a rummage sale this Saturday to be held in the parking lot of the Sheriff's office. To make a donation, contact Jami at 660-679-3232 or through the Posse Facebook page here.
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