Saturday, May 4, 2013

Wanna Lose Weight??


Are you interested in losing inches in your waist line? Tightening and toning your body? And getting rid of stretch marks in as little as 45 minutes? If you answered yes on any of these questions. You need to contact Kristen Good and try the Itworks Body Wraps. You can contact Kristen at 660-679-1306 or email Krgood_87@hotmail or you can go check out the website for anymore questions.

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REMINDER: CITY WIDE CLEAN-UP

BUTLER CITY WIDE CLEAN UP 


Week of May 6-10 all houses north of FT.Scott 

Week of May 13-17 all houses south of Ft.Scott

SHELDON FIRE DEPARTMENT FUNDRAISER

The Sheldon Missouri Fire Department is holding a fundraiser today at Jenny's Kitchen in Sheldon Missouri. Breakfast Buffer from 7am - 11 am $6.95, Lunch and Dinner Buffet 12-8pm 7.95 BBQ/ Smoked Brisket and Ribs. 50% of gross sales for the day will be donated to the Sheldon Fire Department. Come out and support them.




Optimist Student of the Month‏


The Adrian Optimist Club is pleased to honor Students of the Month from the Miami, Ballard, and Adrian schools. Criteria for this honor center on outstanding academic and civic achievement and school spirit. Staff at each of the schools make the selection, and their decision is based on expansion of these criteria. Selection is based on the criteria, but a student stepping up to a particular task will come to play in it. Each student is honored with a certificate of recognition from the Adrian Optimist Club and $20.00 in Adrian Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Bucks”.

For April, the Miami student is Austin Muller. Austin, a senior, is the son of Aaron and DaPhne Muller. In school his activities include FFA, basketball, track, and Courtwarming King. Outside of school Austin works hard as a Military Policeman for the Missouri National Guard. Austin is inspired by and desires to help people as a leader. Miami staff say Austin’s attitude is contagious to all around him, and he inspires all who know him. He is a positive role model and most of all a good, kind, generous person.

Pictured: Principal Dr Daniel Johnson, Austin Muller, and Adrian Optimist member Josh Nieder

The Ballard student is Bailey Rexford, junior daughter of Angela and Larry Bergschneider and John Rexford. High school Business instructor, Cheryl Murchie states “Bailey is an excellent student. She always gives 100+percent to everything she does in my classes. She is willing to help other students if they need a little help. Bailey has a great sense of humor and I very rarely see her without a smile. She is a girl who has set goals for herself and makes sure she is doing everything to see those goals accomplished. AG instructor Dustin Bridges adds “Bailey is an extraordinary young lady who puts 100% of herself into everything that she does.” She is credited with pushing herself outside of her comfort zone and growing into a very responsible and respectable individual, going out of her way to provide guidance and help to anyone who needs it.


Pictured: Adrian Optimist member David Hill, Bailey Rexfore, and Principal Jimmie Barton  
Krista Smith, a junior, is the Adrian student this month. Krista is the daughter of Edith McMurray. Her favorite in school activity is Junior High basketball manager. Teacher, Shaun Bruto credits Krista with facing many challenges in her life and coming through the trials as a better person and student. She does a very good job in the classroom as well as being very helpful to her classmates and teachers. She has been the junior high basketball manager for three years and does everything asked of her and more. She shows up for practive at six in the morning when there was no personal reward for doing so. One of her main duties was to monitor the locker room while the girls were changing. Shaun never had to worry about the locker room because she did an excellent job with the girls. Krista finds inspiration in her teachers, friends, and family. She truly desires continuing her education beyond high school.

Pictured: Principal Joe Abrams, Krista Smith, and Adrian Optimist member Jerry Ferguson


Overnight Accident sends teen to hospital

Missouri State Highway Patrol along with Cass County EMS and Cass County Sheriff's Department responded to a 1 vehicle accident last night around 11:35pm. This accident was in Bates County around County Road NW 17402 and Nelson Road around Drexel. The accident occurred when The 2002 Cavalier driven by Jessica N. Smith 16, of Drexel Missouri was traveling Southbound on Nelson Road when she failed to stop at a stop sign at the intersection of County Road NW 17402 went across the road and struck a ditch. Smith was wearing a seat belt and recieved moderate injuries. She was transported to Cass County Medical Center by Ambulance. The vehicle recieved extensive damage and was towed from the scene by Don's Tow here in Butler.

Friday, May 3, 2013

From Ballard Highschool

The Jr. High & High School Academic/Athletic Awards Banquet will be next Tuesday, May 7, 2013, at 6:00 p.m. in the gym. This is a carry-in dinner. Please bring a couple of dishes to share (a meat dish and a salad, vegetable, or dessert), as well as your own table service. Drinks will be provided. Everyone is welcome, so come out and support our Bulldogs!

UPDATE on Winter Weather Advisory

The Winter Weather Advisory that was suppose to last until 1pm for Bates County has been Cancelled. Bates County Live will update any weather warnings and changes in your weather when they become available.

WEATHER UPDATE



A historical May snowstorm continues to impact the region providing one of the latest measured snows in recorded history.  This storm system is due to the development of an anomalously strong storm system which has already brought near to below freezing temperatures and record snows to portions of the Northern Plains and Upper Midwest.

Locally, this system has already broken records on May 2nd as the high temperature of 41 degrees in Kansas City not only broke the record lowest high temperature for this date (48 in 1917), but has also temporarily broken the previous month of May lowest high temperature of 43 degrees back on May 5th, 1944.  

Why do we say temporarily?  Well forecast high temperatures for Friday May 3rd are only in the 30s.  This will again break the monthly record for Kansas City. 

Regarding snowfall, as of 9am in Kansas City we've received 0.5" of snow, this is only the third time we've experienced snow during the month of May.  This is now the second time in recorded history for measurable snow to be reported in Kansas City during May. If we receive a trace or more of snow on May 3rd, this would represent the latest recorded snowfall in Kansas City history.

When is the last time it snowed this late in the year in recent history? A quick check of historical records indicates that the last time is snowed this late in the year was April 21, 1992.

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