Sunday, August 12, 2012
Authorities searching for leads in weekend arson spree
In the early morning hours yesterday, some 200 large hay bales in four locations were set afire in southern Bates County. At this time the Bates County Sheriff's Department is investigating leads in the case and could use your help- if you have any information, contact the sheriff's department at 660-679-3232 or dial 911.
Rich Hill to celebrate school building addition
The city of Rich Hill will be having an Open School House to celebrate the new wing at the Rich Hill R-IV Schools on Wednesday, August 22nd. The gathering will be in the auditorium beginning at 6:30 p.m. and then the school will have guided tours of the new addition followed by refreshments in the high school cafeteria.
A Meet the Teachers Night at the elementary school will be held from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. on August 22nd as well.
A Meet the Teachers Night at the elementary school will be held from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. on August 22nd as well.
-FM 92 the Bullet
Driver's checkpoint results in 27 arrests
A driver's checkpoint in northwestern Bates County last night saw a lot of traffic and as a result, a large quantity of drugs are now off the streets. According to Bates County Sheriff Chad Anderson, the checkpoint resulted in over 27 arrests related to drug and alcohol charges.
A full report is expected later this week.
A full report is expected later this week.
Saturday, August 11, 2012
Tyler Green moves to top spot at Citizen's Banks
Tyler Green has been promoted to president of Citizens Banks. The promotion became effective on August 6th. Citizens Banks have locations in Butler, Amsterdam, Drexel, Cleveland and Adrian.
Green graduated from Butler High School in 1993.
Green graduated from Butler High School in 1993.
-FM 92 the Bullet
Nutrition impacts performance for young athletes
From Tammy Roberts, Nutrition and Health Education Specialist
This time of year the school football fields are filled with young athletes who aspire for a winning season. Practice is important for athletic success but don’t forget about the role of good nutrition for peak athletic performance.
“Good stamina and energy are a result of regularly eating healthy meals” said Tammy Roberts from University of Missouri Extension. “Timing of meals and choice of food can also have an impact on physical performance.”
This time of year the school football fields are filled with young athletes who aspire for a winning season. Practice is important for athletic success but don’t forget about the role of good nutrition for peak athletic performance.
“Good stamina and energy are a result of regularly eating healthy meals” said Tammy Roberts from University of Missouri Extension. “Timing of meals and choice of food can also have an impact on physical performance.”
Adrian scouts pool party cancelled...
The pool party scheduled for this evening for the Adrian Cub Scouts has been cancelled. Another activity will be scheduled in a week or two.
-our thanks to Melinda Elmer
News from Adrian Lanes
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BOWLING NEWS
Through August 11, 2012
Tuesday 7pm Summer Open
Yates Racing 37.0-19.0
Shadows Keepers 29.0-27.0
Adrian Lanes 27.0-29.0
Calvary Baptist 19.0-37.0
Aug 7: High Game: Mathew Bridges 225, Josh Yates 224, Michael Bowman 213, Greg Hilbus 206, Dwight Robinson 203, Tom Rosekopf 191, Jim Ridley 179, Becky Saathoff 172, Betty Wisdom 162, Rochelle Robinson 159, Dana Rosekopf 147, Ted Bridges 144, David Timblin 135, Jacob Saathoff 133, Shelby Sutton 111. High Series: Josh Yates 607, Michael Bowman 604, Becky Saathoff 501.
Getting Back to School Safely
From the desk of Senator David Pearce
With backpacks and pencil boxes loaded with new school supplies ready to go, children across Missouri will be heading back to school in the next few weeks. Although it seems like only a short time since students were released for the summer, we could all use a refresher course on how to stay safe, both in and around schools.
With backpacks and pencil boxes loaded with new school supplies ready to go, children across Missouri will be heading back to school in the next few weeks. Although it seems like only a short time since students were released for the summer, we could all use a refresher course on how to stay safe, both in and around schools.
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