MoDOT hiring for winter weather

MoDOT employs 2,400 maintenance employees across the state to maintain its 33,891 miles of state routes. 

If you're looking for diverse opportunities, challenging work and a friendly environment, come join a dynamic team working to support the finest Department of Transportation in America. 

There are three different types of workers in our maintenance department - full time maintenance workers, seasonal maintenance workers and emergency operators.

Visit the website for more information and to complete an online application - MoDOT Maintenance Workers.
 
http://www.modot.org/jobs/MaintenanceWorkers.htm

Anyone in the Butler area need a massage?

Good morning everyone! It's a great day to take care of yourself with a relaxing massage!

 

Appointments are filling so call soon to get yours.

Rates:
$25 for 30 minutes
$50 for 60 minutes
$70 for 90 minutes

These rates apply to relaxation massage, deep tissue, sports, and pregnancy massage.

For appointments call/text
Melanie: 541-914-3764 or 660-679-8107
Like me on Facebook under Fortunate Soul Massage

I'm located at 7 W Dakota on the Butler square next door to Summers pharmacy.

I accept cash, local checks, debit/credit cards.

 

 https://www.facebook.com/likejelello/

From the Bates County Health Center

Bates County Health Center is pleased to announce that we are partnering with a company to provide vaccine to us which will allow us to provide immunizations to infants, children, teens and adults. 

We can now bill your private insurance if it covers immunizations.

Make sure your child has all their back to school immunizations!

NO APPOINTMENTS NEEDED.

 

Call us at 660-679-6108 for more information.

Bates County Health Center

501 N. Orange St.

Butler, MO  64730

Update: Rockville man arrested after police chase in Cass County ends in Johnson County

Vehicle pursuit initiated in Cass County ends in Johnson County with the arrest of a 46 year old Mark E. Prater from Rockville, MO. 

Johnson County deputies entered the pursuit near TT and T highway, just south of Kingsville at 3:00am yesterday morning. 

The vehicle failed to yield for Johnson County deputies and travelled east on SW 500 road to 131 highway. The vehicle continued south on 131 highway and left the roadway at the intersection of 131 highway and SW 2 highway. 

The vehicle drove through a field and entered back onto 2 highway and traveled east on 2 highway. The vehicle came to a stop near Chilhowee as the vehicle departed the roadway as it turned south onto SW 151 road from 2 highway. 

Mr. Prater was arrested for Probation Violation out of Bates County for possession of a controlled substance, Probation Violation out of Platte County for Fraud, Failure to Appear out of Henry County for possession of dangerous drugs. 

Johnson County deputies placed Mr. Prater on a twenty four hour hold for possession of a controlled substance, failure to yield for emergency vehicle and felony driving while revoked. The male subject is being held at the Johnson County Jail.


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House of Hounds one year anniversary

One year ago Allen Brooks went in front of the Butler City Council... Roger Cecil with Butler, Missouri Animal Control and Genevieve Burk with Bates County, Missouri Pet Placement also spoke on his behalf and on the need for our shelter in Butler and Bates County.

Thanks to MANY amazing people... over 200 animals lives have been saved to date. Today we celebrate with ALL OF YOU in your efforts of saving lives, one dog at a time.

We would not be where we are today without the determination of the Owner (Allen Brooks) and ALL the people who have been with us from the start and joined with us along the way <3 br="">
 
<3 br="">THANK YOU!!!!

Help wanted in the area!

 HELP WANTED
Flooring Installation Helper
Will train
Must pass background check
If you are serious please Contact Paul @ 816-718-8632

2016 Amsterdam Jubilee Car Show

Thursday will be a hot one!

Thursday is going to be super dangerous hot day, heat index could range 105-110 in our region. Make sure you stay hydrated by drinking lots of water and avoid caffeine and alcohol. Take plenty of brakes from outside activities make sure kids do as well. 

Check on your elderly neighbors and remember the outside pets they need lots of fresh water as well adding ice to their water will give them some relief. 

PLEASE NO BURNING DURING THESE HOT DRY DAYS!! Even the smallest fire can quickly get out of control