Monday, March 21, 2016

Kansas City man arrested in Bates County after fleeing from officers

Corran E. Crosby
On 3/20/16 around 11:24 pm the Missouri State Highway Patrol in Bates County arrested 32 year old Corran E. Crosby of Kansas City, Missouri.
Mr. Crosby was arrested for 1.) Felony resisting arrest by fleeing 2.) Fail to yield to an Emergency Vehicle 3.) Driving while revoked 4.) Speeding 106mph in a 70mph zone 5.) Failure to stop at a stop sign 6.) Failure to maintain right half of the roadway 7.) Fail to signal.

He was booked into the Bates County Jail and placed on a 24 hour hold.


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Bookmark and study: Ballot for upcoming April 5th 2016 election

Ballot questions for the upcoming April 5th municipal elections:

BATES COUNTY
QUESTION

SHALL BATES COUNTY, MISSOURI REAUTHORIZE THE TAX LEVY OF FIVE CENTS PER EACH ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ASSESSED VALUATION FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING SERVICES TO PERSONS SIXTY YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER?

YES
NO

BATES COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
(VOTE FOR ONE)
CURTIS W. LONG
MIKE TARANTO

ARCHIE R-5 SCHOOL DISTRICT (VOTE FOR TWO)
TO CHOOSE BY BALLOT TWO DIRECTORS WHO SHALL SERVE AS MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT FOR A TERM OF THREE YEARS EACH.
JONAS JONES
AARON CANTRELL
CLINT MORGAN

CITY OF ADRIAN
MAYOR (VOTE FOR ONE)
HERSHEL L. COLE

NORTH WARD ALDERMAN (VOTE FOR ONE)
WILLIAM LUNSFORD

SOUTH WARD ALDERMAN (VOTE FOR ONE)
BARBARA “JOYCE” TALLEY

QUESTION
SHALL THERE BE A TAX OF $0.20 ON EACH ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ASSESSED VALUATION ON ALL TAXABLE PROPERTY IN THE CITY FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF A PUBLIC LIBRARY IN THE CITY OF ADRIAN, MISSOURI?

YES
NO

QUESTION
SHALL THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF ADRIAN, MISSOURI, PROVIDE BY ORDINANCE FOR A FOUR YEAR TERM FOR THE MAYOR WITH SUCH FOUR YEAR TERM BEING IMPLEMENTED AFTER THE PASSAGE OF THE ORDINANCE?

YES
NO

QUESTION
SHALL THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF ADRIAN, MISSOURI, PROVIDE BY ORDINANCE FOR A FOUR YEAR TERM FOR MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN WITH SUCH FOUR YEAR TERM BEING IMPLEMENTED AFTER THE PASSAGE OF THE ORDINANCE?

YES
NO

QUESTION
SHALL THE CITY OF ADRIAN CONTINUE APPLYING AND COLLECTING THE LOCAL SALES TAX ON THE TITLING OF MOTOR VEHICLES, TRAILERS, BOATS, AND OUTBOARD MOTORS THAT WERE PURCHASED FROM A SOURCE OTHER THAN A LICENSED MISSOURI DEALER? APPROVAL OF THIS MEASURE WILL NOT RESULT IN A REDUCTION OF LOCAL REVENUE TO PROVIDE FOR VITAL SERVICES FOR THE CITY OF ADRIAN AND IT WILL NOT PLACE MISSOURI DEALERS OF MOTOR VEHICLES, OUTBOARD MOTORS, BOATS, AND TRAILERS AT A COMPETITIVE DISADVANTAGE TO NON-MISSOURI DEALERS OF MOTOR VEHICLES, OUTBOARD MOTORS, BOATS, AND TRAILERS.

YES
NO

CITY OF AMORET

MAYOR
MIKE WISDOM

BOARD OF ALDERMAN (VOTE FOR TWO)
PAULINE RIDLEY
CODY AYRES
DANNY MASTERS


CITY OF AMSTERDAM

BOARD OF ALDERMAN (VOTE FOR TWO)
RON BROWN
ANN TYRER
SHANE GERLEMAN
CHRISTINA LANDIS
MICHAEL CRUMPLEY

CITY OF BUTLER

WARD 1 COUNCILMAN (VOTE FOR ONE)
BRADLEY VERMAAS
JIM GARNETT
HANK KLUMB

WARD 2 COUNCILMAN ( VOTE FOR ONE)
THOM BURG
VICTOR FUGATE


WARD 3 COUNCILMAN (VOTE FOR ONE)
TERRY AGNEW

WARD 4 COUNCILMAN (VOTE FOR ONE)
GAYLE COOK

PROPOSITION B
SHALL THE CITY OF BUTLER CONTINUE APPLYING AND COLLECTING THE LOCAL SALES TAX ON THE TITLING OF MOTOR VEHICLES, TRAILERS, BOATS, AND OUTBOARD MOTORS THAT WERE PURCHASED FROM A SOURCE OTHER THAN A LICENSED MISSOURI DEALER? CONTINUATION OF THIS MEASURE WILL NOT RESULT IN A REDUCTION OF LOCAL REVENUE TO PROVIDE FOR VITAL SERVICES FOR THE CITY OF BUTLER AND IT WILL NOT PLACE MISSOURI DEALERS OF MOTOR VEHICLES, OUTBOARD MOTORS, BOATS, AND TRAILERS AT A COMPETITIVE DISADVANTAGE TO NON-MISSOURI DEALERS OF MOTOR VEHICLES, OUTBOARD MOTORS, BOATS, AND TRAILERS.

YES
NO

CITY OF DREXEL
ALDERMAN AT LARGE ( VOTE FOR ONE) 1 YEAR TERM

_________________________

ALDERMAN AT LARGE (VOTE FOR TWO) 2 YEAR TERM
AUBREY E. DEAL
DONNA CRAWFORD

SHALL THE CITY OF DREXEL CONTINUE APPLYING AND COLLECTING THE LOCAL SALES TAX ON THE TITLING OF MOTOR VEHICLES, TRAILERS, BOATS, AND OUTBOARD MOTORS THAT WERE PURCHASED FROM A SOURCE OTHER THAN A LICENSED MISSOURI DEALER? CONTINUATION OF THIS MEASURE WILL NOT RESULT IN A REDUCTION OF LOCAL REVENUE FOR VITAL SERVICES FOR THE CITY OF DREXEL AND IT WILL NOT PLACE MISSOURI DEALERS OF MOTOR VEHICLES, OUTBOARD MOTORS, BOATS, AND TRAILERS AT A COMPETITIVE DISADVANTAGE TO NON-MISSOURI DEALERS OF MOTOR VEHICLES, OUTBOARD MOTORS, BOATS, AND TRAILERS.

YES
NO


VILLAGE OF FOSTER

BOARD OF TRUSTEES (VOTE FOR THREE)
DAVID DUFFIELD
WILLIAM (DALE) SMITH
MELISSA CHANDLER

BOARD OF TRUSTEES ( VOTE FOR ONE) (ONE YEAR TERM)

___________________________


CITY OF HUME

MAYOR
H. MAXINE DIXON


BOARD OF ALDERMAN (VOTE FOR TWO) (TWO YEAR TERM)
JEFFREY DAVIDSON
TERRY IRWIN

BOARD OF ALDERMAN (VOTE FOR TWO) (ONE YEAR TERM)
DAVID STRADER

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VILLAGE OF PASSAIC

BOARD OF TRUSTEES (VOTE FOR TWO)
JAMES E. LANE
RACHEL LANE


CITY OF RICH HILL

NORTH WARD ALDERMAN (VOTE FOR ONE)
GARY KING
TIMOTHY COVEY
JASON RICH
JOHNIE BAZE

SOUTH WARD ALDERMAN (VOTE FOR ONE)
WILLIAM HUMBLE
DIANE KASSNER

PROPOSITION NO. 1
SHALL THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF RICH HILL, MISSOURI PROVIDE BY ORDINANCE FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF A CHIEF OF POLICE INSTEAD OF AN ELECTED MARSHAL AS PROVIDED FOR BY SECTION 79.050 OF THE MISSOURI REVISED STATUTES?

YES
NO

CITY OF ROCKVILLE

BOARD OF ALDERMAN (VOTE FOR TWO) (TWO YEAR TERM)
SHARI NOTEIS
ROBERT ATWELL

BOARD OF ALDERMAN (VOTE FOR ONE) ( ONE YEAR TERM)
JAMES WILLIAMSON
JAMES (PETE) SHOUSE

WEST POINT TOWNSHIP

SHALL WEST POINT TOWNSHIP LEVY AN ADDITIONAL TAX RATE OF $0.1987 ON THE $100 VALUATION FOR A PERIOD OF FOUR YEARS?

FOR THE LEVY
AGAINST THE LEVY


HOMER TOWNSHIP

SHALL HOMER TOWNSHIP LEVY AN ADDITIONAL TAX RATE OF $0.1797 ON THE $100 VALUATION FOR A PERIOD OF FOUR YEARS?

FOR THE LEVY
AGAINST THE LEVY

WALNUT TOWNSHIP

SHALL WALNUT TOWNSHIP LEVY AN ADDITIONAL TAX RATE OF
$0.1796 ON THE $100 VALUATION FOR A PERIOD OF FOUR YEARS?

FOR THE LEVY
AGAINST THE LEVY

PRAIRIE TOWNSHIP

SHALL PRAIRIE TOWNSHIP LEVY AN ADDITIONAL TAX RATE OF $0.2363 ON THE $100 VALUATION FOR A PERIOD OF FOUR YEARS?

FOR THE LEVY
AGAINST THE LEVY

HOWARD TOWNSHIP

SHALL HOWARD TOWNSHIP LEVY AN ADDITIONAL TAX RATE OF $0.3497 ON THE $100 VALUATION FOR A PERIOD OF FOUR YEARS?

FOR THE LEVY
AGAINST THE LEVY

CORNLAND SPECIAL ROAD DISTRICT

SHALL CORNLAND SPECIAL ROAD DISTRICT LEVY AN ADDITIONAL TAX RATE OF $0.1768 ON THE $100 VALUATION FOR A PERIOD OF FOUR YEARS?

FOR THE LEVY
AGAINST THE LEVY




Mound City Kansas man killed in Vernon County Crash

Around 5:28pm last night the Missouri State Highway Patrol in Vernon County along with assistance of the Vernon County Sheriffs Office responded to a one vehicle accident on Arnold Road around 6 miles NW of Metz, Missouri.

The Missouri State Highway Patrol says the accident occurred when the 2004 Chevrolet driven by 25 year old Lucas D. Owens of Mound City, Missouri struck a bridge railing and left the roadway before coming to rest in a creek bed.

Mr. Owens was pronounced dead at the scene of the accident by Deputy Corner Keith Ballantyne around 17:28 hours.

A passenger in the vehicle 24 year old Heather Holloway also of Mound City, Kansas sustained moderate injuries in this accident and she was flown by Med Flight to Freeman Hospital in Joplin, Missouri for treatment.

The vehicle was totaled and towed from the scene by Garwood Wrecker Service of Nevada, Missouri.

This is Troop D of the Missouri State Highway Patrol's 4th Fatality accident of 2016.


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Butler Police Department Activity Report 3/14 - 3/20 - 2016

03/14/2016
Animal complaint 300 block of S Olive
Accident W-52 Rice
Theft report 600 block of W Adams
Animal complaint Vine and Fulton
Animal complaint 400 block of N Havanna
Medical assist Gale Lane
 
03/15/2016 
Animal complaint Fran
Animal complaint 100 block of S Olive
Phone Scam Fake IRS call requesting money 
Alarm Community 1st Bank
Warrant service Ft Scott and Havanna
 
03/16/2016 
Medical assist 800 block of N Havanna
Accident Fran and W-52
Animal complaint 100 block of S Fulton
Animal complaint 300 block of E Pine
Theft report 600 block of E Mill
Trespassing call Wal-Mart
Animal complaint Vine and Fulton
Animal complaint 500 block of N Main
Medical assist 100 block S Delaware
 
03/17/2016 
Leave without pay Bear Stop
Animal complaint Broadway and Oak
Warrant service
C and I driver Bus 49
Alarm Osage Valley
03/18/2016 Stolen vehicle N Orange
Medical assist S Fulton
Alarm post Office
Animal complaint Water
 
03/19/2016 
Disturbance Skate Park
Traffic assist Schowengerdts
Medical assist 
Alarm 900 block of W Ft Scott
Medical assist Country Club
 
03/20/2016 
Well being check
Disturbance call Mechanic and Ft Scott
Shoplifting call Dollar Store
Well being check Park and Havanna
Disturbance 800 block of Wix Lane
 

Drexel FFA takes 1st at CDE Contest

Congratulations to the Drexel FFA Dairy Foods Team for placing 1st at the Archie CDE Contest March 18th. Also congratulations to Sara Gammon for placing 1st overall in the contest. Pictured above are the students from the Dairy Foods Team, Sara Gammon, and Ty Johnston. (Not pictured are Cole Barnhart, Alyssa Sosa, and Madelyn Crossman) The team competed against 35 other schools, with a total of 151 students in the competition. - Facebook

Sunday, March 20, 2016

Breaking News: Appleton City woman seriously injured in rollover accident

Around 6:15pm this evening the Missouri State Highway Patrol in St. Clair County responded to a one vehicle accident on Missouri P Highway around 3 miles South of Appleton City, Missouri.

The Missouri State Highway says the accident occurred when the 2002 Ford Escape driven by 84 year old Betty L. Todd of Appleton City, Missouri ran off the roadway and struck a utility pole before overturning.

Betty L. Todd sustained serious injuries in this accident and she was transported to Research Medical Center in Kansas City, Missouri.

The vehicle was totaled and towed from the scene by Bulldog Towing of Appleton City, Missouri.


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Obituary - Arma Lee Jones


Funeral services for Arma Lee will be 2 p.m. Friday, March 25, 2016 at Schowengerdt Funeral Chapel in Butler, Missouri. There is no visitation. Burial in Appleton City Cemetery, Appleton City, Missouri. In lieu of flowers, contributions to Appleton City Cemetery, Ohio Street United Methodist Church or American Heart Association.

Arma Lee Jones, age 88 of Butler, Missouri, passed away March 19, 2016 at Bates County Memorial Hospital in Butler. She was born August 4, 1927, to Fred Lester and Ermine Lucy Huffman Talbot in Appleton City.

Arma Lee is survived by three sister-in-laws; Eva Jones of Peculiar, Nadine Bartimus of Clinton, and Katherine Jones of Appleton City. She is also survived by nieces and nephews; Peggy Graber and husband Jim, Casey Jones and wife Debbie, Larry Jones, Carolyn Snyder and husband Dennis, Stacie Harkrader and husband Brett, Bobbi Farmer and husband Denton and many great and great-great nieces and nephews. She also leaves behind special friends and caretakers; Dale Morrison, Tim Morrison, Nelson and Lois Myers, Merle Mears, Maribeth Golladay, Joann Unruh, Karen Dirks, Georgetta Burton, and many other friends and neighbors. She is preceded in death by her parents; her husband Darwin; one brother, Joe Jimmie, brothers-in-law; Don, Dale, and Robert Jones and Carol Bartimus; and sister-in-law; Beth Jones.













Nevada Police Officer Trained in Crises Intervention Team (CIT)

Alocal law enforcement officer recently completed Crises Intervention Team (CIT) Training and joined the local CIT Coordinating Council. Nevada Police Officer Matthew Burkhead recently returned after completing an intensive week of CIT training, conducted at the Lee’s Summit, Missouri Police Department.

The newly trained CIT Team member joins other Nevada Police Officers and Vernon County Deputies who serve along with the CIT Coordinating Council. The Council consists of several community partners working in the mental health career field, consumers and their families. The focus of the group is to serve the needs of the entire area in a more efficient manner, while offering guidance to local Law Enforcement.

The CIT Course is forty hours of training and includes instruction in the following topics: overview of mental illness, medication management and identification; de-escalation techniques; steps to prevent suicide; family and consumer panels; site visits; and cultural diversity.

Upon graduation, the officer was awarded a certificate of completion and a special uniform insignia which designates him as specially trained.

Police Chief Graham Burnley states, “Nevada Police Officer Matthew Burkhead joins a long list of professionals who bring a level of expertise in dealing with crises situations. The CIT Team continues to serve our community well.”

For more information about CIT, contact PO Patrick Deao at 417-448-2710.









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