Marriage License:
Billy Ray Frising and Jenny Marie Ridley
Real Estate Transfers:
Tim Rapp and Lori Rapp to Timothy W. Rapp (Trustee) and Timothy W. Rapp Trust:
N/2 OF S/2 OF LOT 1 OF 31‑39‑29
Timothy W. Rapp and Lori Ann Rapp to Timothy W. Rapp (Trustee) and Timothy W. Rapp Trust:
TRACT 1: NW/4 OF SE/4 OF 24‑38‑29; TRACT 2: NE/4 OF SE/4 OF 24‑38‑29, EXCEPT W 16‑1/2 FT; TRACT 3: SE/4 OF NE/E4 OF 25‑39‑31; TRACT 4: SE/4 OF 26‑?‑?, DESCRIBED
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Adrian teen injured on 18 highway this morning
Around 8:15 this morning Jesus A. Arrendondo, 18, of Adrian sustained moderate injuries in an accident on 18 highway near county road 8253. The Eastbound 1995 Honda driven by Arrendondo apparently crossed the center line, over corrected and traveled off the right side of the roadway with the vehicle coming to a rest on its top.
He was transported to Bates County Memorial Hospital for treatment. Charges by the Missouri Highway Patrol are pending at this time.
Viability of solar farm project being discussed
BUTLER CITY COUNCL MEETING-JAN 17, 2012
In Butler City Council news, the Council feels it's time to update its agreement with United Telephone, seeing as how the present one is 45 years old, and has been charging the phone company only two dollars per pole for it to lease space here in town.
And besides, it's not even "United" anymore...the company is now "CenturyLink."
That company has indicated it's willing to go to eight dollars per pole, and feels all is necessary between them and Butler, would be an amendment. However, the Council feels a new agreement is in order, so City Administrator Mark Arbuthnot and the city attorney will be holding further discussions. It appears that this can be settled without much trouble.
In Butler City Council news, the Council feels it's time to update its agreement with United Telephone, seeing as how the present one is 45 years old, and has been charging the phone company only two dollars per pole for it to lease space here in town.
And besides, it's not even "United" anymore...the company is now "CenturyLink."
That company has indicated it's willing to go to eight dollars per pole, and feels all is necessary between them and Butler, would be an amendment. However, the Council feels a new agreement is in order, so City Administrator Mark Arbuthnot and the city attorney will be holding further discussions. It appears that this can be settled without much trouble.
Mass Distribution this Saturday at Butler Community Food Pantry
We are having an extra Mass Distribuiton this Saturday from 1:00 untill 3:30 pm.
We will still have our regular scheduled Mass Distribution on Saturday the 28th, from 8:30 to 11:30.
A Food Pantry Thrift Shop Rummage Sale will be held February 2nd-Thursday 12:00- 3:00, February 3rd and 4th 8:00 to 3:00 at the First Baptist Church in Adrian. Donations are being accepted at the First Baptist Church Adrian on Saturday the 21st, from 9 am to 12 pm and again on Sat. Jan 28th from 9am to 12 pm. Please donate itmes for sale including appliances, furniture, dishes, clothing, etc. Additional items by appointment call 816-297-2489.
Sponsored by the Community Food Pantry of Butler
We will still have our regular scheduled Mass Distribution on Saturday the 28th, from 8:30 to 11:30.
A Food Pantry Thrift Shop Rummage Sale will be held February 2nd-Thursday 12:00- 3:00, February 3rd and 4th 8:00 to 3:00 at the First Baptist Church in Adrian. Donations are being accepted at the First Baptist Church Adrian on Saturday the 21st, from 9 am to 12 pm and again on Sat. Jan 28th from 9am to 12 pm. Please donate itmes for sale including appliances, furniture, dishes, clothing, etc. Additional items by appointment call 816-297-2489.
Sponsored by the Community Food Pantry of Butler
-our thanks to Joyce Fitzpatrick
Single car accident near Ballard
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Mystery unfolds on West 52 in Butler...
While the rumor mill has been running at full speed, it's quite clear that 'those in the know' are going to wait a little longer to put up a sign.
We'll advise you the instant we know for sure!
Semi-pro arena football coming to Butler
The West Central Warriors are a semi-pro arena football league made up of Bates and area county men. At the present time, players are from areas such as Rich Hill, Butler, Adrian, Miami, Belton, Drexel, Harrisonville, Osceola and Pleasant Hill. The 35 man roster is for men ages 18 and up. The team formerly played in Archie, but have been granted permission by the city of Butler to play the weekly Spring football games on the Rotary field. The first game of the season is scheduled for Saturday afternoon March 24th when they will go against the Springriver Vikings.
No spot on the 8 man team is secured, you have to earn your spot. It's 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 will practice every sunday at 4 pm on the Butler Rotary field.
Game dates and times are to be announced and are scheduled to kick off on March 24th. The games will be played on Saturday in the late afternoon. Admission charge is set at 5 dollars per person with ages 12 and under to be announced.
To register for the 8 man semi-pro arena football league contact Montee Gilkey or Steve McSperitt 660-464-1378 or 660-351-1885. The cost is 125 dollars per team player.
Contact names and numbers will be posted on the event calendar on 921kmoe.com website and the website may be found under the local links icon. See the web at www.cpflfootball.com for rules and regulations.
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, contact phone numbers and website addresses are under “ sports” and “ local links”.
More information and details to be released as the season gets closer.
No spot on the 8 man team is secured, you have to earn your spot. It's 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 will practice every sunday at 4 pm on the Butler Rotary field.
Game dates and times are to be announced and are scheduled to kick off on March 24th. The games will be played on Saturday in the late afternoon. Admission charge is set at 5 dollars per person with ages 12 and under to be announced.
To register for the 8 man semi-pro arena football league contact Montee Gilkey or Steve McSperitt 660-464-1378 or 660-351-1885. The cost is 125 dollars per team player.
Contact names and numbers will be posted on the event calendar on 921kmoe.com website and the website may be found under the local links icon. See the web at www.cpflfootball.com for rules and regulations.
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, contact phone numbers and website addresses are under “ sports” and “ local links”.
More information and details to be released as the season gets closer.
-courtesy FM 92.1 the Bullet
Donations needed for Miami Project Prom...
The Miami Project Prom committee is gearing up for another great after prom party. For the past 13 years project prom has offers this all-night after prom party to promote a safe and alcohol free choice for the Miami Junior and Senior class.
Letters have gone out to the public asking for donations to assist with the expenses of this project. The students are raising money for games, prizes to be awarded, food, snacks and drinks. The Miami Project Prom Committee will be raising funds to purchase gifts for each student to be given away at the end of the evening.
The average cost of the Miami Project Prom is $4000.00 to $6000.00, If you or your organization would like to sponsor a certain activity, prize or gift, your donation will be appreciated. Donations can be mailed directly to the Miami School in care of Project Prom.
Contact Jackie Nieder or Cathy Slattery for more information.
Letters have gone out to the public asking for donations to assist with the expenses of this project. The students are raising money for games, prizes to be awarded, food, snacks and drinks. The Miami Project Prom Committee will be raising funds to purchase gifts for each student to be given away at the end of the evening.
The average cost of the Miami Project Prom is $4000.00 to $6000.00, If you or your organization would like to sponsor a certain activity, prize or gift, your donation will be appreciated. Donations can be mailed directly to the Miami School in care of Project Prom.
Contact Jackie Nieder or Cathy Slattery for more information.
-courtesy FM 92 the Bullet
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