Wednesday, July 3, 2013

Minor Traffic Accident In Butler



Butler Police along with Dons Tow is on scene of a Minor Traffic Accident. This accident is at Fran Avenue and Ft. Scott here in Butler. There is no injuries in this accident and the scene is cleared. No names has been released at this time. Bates County Live will update this when and if more information becomes available.

MSSU Releases Deans' List‏



MSSU Releases Spring 2013 Deans’ List
 JOPLIN, MO (SNS) - The Deans' List has been released for the spring 2013 semester at Missouri Southern State University. 
The Deans from Missouri Southern’s four Schools (Arts & Sciences, Business Administration, Education and Health Sciences, Public Safety & Technology) recognized full-time students who earned a grade point average of 3.75 or above on a 4.0 scale.

The students qualified for the honor by earning the required GPA while being enrolled in 12 or more hours of credit courses. 
Butler
Craft, Barbara K.
McGuire, Nathan C.
Turner, Jessica D.
Vance, Melanie L.

Hume
Hale, Mackenzie C.

Nevada
Conley, Nathan T.
Davis, Brandon L.
Dreyer, Emma R.
Greer, Melissa C.
Hagenson, Heather L.
Huggins, Austin
Phillips, Jeri C.
Thompson, Sarah K.

Rich Hill
Renne, William L.

Severe Thunderstorm Warning For Bates County

The National weather Service in Pleasant Hill has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for SW Bates County. The storm is capable of producing 60mph winds and quarter size hail.Bates County Live will update this when more information is available.

Truck Fire East Of Adrian On 18 Highway


Adrian Fire Department along with Missouri State Highway and Bates County Sheriff responded to a truck fire around 1:00pm this afternoon. The truck fire was located on 18 Highway just East of County Road 7003 about 6 miles East of Adrian. The fire was completely out when units arrived. No injuries.

Obituary - Billie Diehl

Funeral services for Billie Diehl will be 10:00 AM Saturday, July 6, 2013 at the Mullinax Funeral Home in Butler, Missouri (660) 679-0009 with Pastor Ron Dunlap officiating. Visitation Friday evening, 6-8 PM at the funeral home. Burial following services in Crescent Hill Cemetery, Adrian, Missouri. Contributions are suggested to the wishes of the family. Messages and memories may be left for the family at www.mullinaxfuneralhome.com.
Billie Jo Herman Garrison Diehl, 67 of Adrian, Missouri, passed away July 2, 2013 in Adrian. Billie was born September 4, 1945 to Leroy and Jean Thompson Herman in Butler, Missouri.
To Billie’s delight in 1950, Emsley Garrison became her step-dad. Billie grew up on a farm in Adrian. She accepted Christ as her savior as a child as a member of Adrian Christian Church. She attended school at Adrian R-3 all twelve years. In 1965, she married Dwight Diehl and to this union, two children were born, Bryon and Shelli.
Billie spent most of her adult years caring for challenged adults. In addition to her job, the center of Billie’s life was her family, taking great joy in her children and grandchildren and all their activities, and spoiling them.
Billie was preceded in death by her father Leroy Herman, step-dad Emsley Garrison, half-sister Shirley Rutledge, grandparents and great-grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins. She leaves behind her mother, Jean Garrison, son Bryon (Elaine) Diehl; daughter Shelli (Doug) White; grandchildren Matthew, Courtney Tayler and Madison Diehl; Erik and Brendin White; great-granddaughter Norah Gregg; and a great-grandchild on the way, two nephews Jessie and Johnny Rutledge; aunts, uncles, cousins, and an extended family of nieces and nephews. She also leaves behind her loyal four-legged friends Macee and Jazzer; as well as a host of friends.

Glass On The Roadway


Butler Street Department is in route to glass in the roadway this is on Pine Street just East of Water Streets here in Butler. Please use caution when traveling in this area no need to pay to have a tire fixed if you don't have too. This has already caused a flat tire on a Police Vehicle today.

HB 301 Vetoed by Gov. Nixon

Gov. Nixon vetoes bill that would have weakened laws on sexual offenders

JEFFERSON CITY – Gov. Jay Nixon has vetoed House Bill 301, which would have reduced public safety and undermined victims’ rights by weakening state laws regarding sexual offenders.

“In removing an estimated 560 offenders from sexual offender websites, House Bill 301 makes no distinction between those who have committed extremely serious or violent crimes and those who committed lesser offenses,” Gov. Nixon said. “In addition to undermining the important public safety functions provided by the sexual offender registry and public notification websites, the bill also would have deprived victims of sex offenses the opportunity to be heard before an offender is removed.”


House Bill 301 would have prevented any individual who committed a sex offense as a juvenile (under 18) from being placed on either the state or county sexual offender notification website, and would have further required the immediate removal of an estimated 560 such sex offenders who are currently on the state and county sexual offender websites. This legislation would have removed these juvenile sex offenders regardless of the sexual offense for which they were convicted, including forcible rape, forcible sodomy, and child molestation. 


Read the Governor’s veto message on House Bill 301 here.

Dead Deer In Roadway



Bates County Sheriff is in route to remove a dead deer that is blocking the roadway. The dead dear is 2 miles East of Butler on H Highway and is blocking one of the lanes on H highway. Please use caution when traveling in this area.

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