Tuesday, October 11, 2016
Burglary reported in Appleton City
On Oct. 8, a St. Clair County deputy took a burglary report on Missouri Street, Appleton City. Jeffrey and Deborah Cross reported an antique open faced gold pocket watch and a chocolate pearl necklace missing. The value of the items was estimated at $900. Approximately $20 to $30 in quarters was also reported missing.
A suspect was named and evidence was collected at the scene.
Mid America Live News will update when more information becomes available.
Warrant issued for Nevada man
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| Darrell Link |
The bond for Mr. Link is set at $1,000 cash only.
It's a while until Spring, but...
Two Classes available on Learning to Control Weeds in Your Lawn and Garden
If you’d like to reduce the time you spend weeding and enhance your lawn and landscape, come to a class taught by Pat Miller, University of Missouri Extension Agronomy Specialist. You can choose from one of two classes. One will be held Monday, November 7, at 6 p.m. at Vernon Co. Fairgrounds Diner in Nevada, MO. The second will be held Thursday, November 10, at 6 p.m. at First Baptist Church, 555 Walnut, Osceola, MO. Miller will cover selecting and using herbicides as well as cultural methods such as mulching and mowing heights.
If you’d like to reduce the time you spend weeding and enhance your lawn and landscape, come to a class taught by Pat Miller, University of Missouri Extension Agronomy Specialist. You can choose from one of two classes. One will be held Monday, November 7, at 6 p.m. at Vernon Co. Fairgrounds Diner in Nevada, MO. The second will be held Thursday, November 10, at 6 p.m. at First Baptist Church, 555 Walnut, Osceola, MO. Miller will cover selecting and using herbicides as well as cultural methods such as mulching and mowing heights.
The cost is $20 and includes handouts and booklet. Please register for the Nevada class by October 31 by calling the Extension Center at 417-448-2560. Register for the Osceola class by November 2 by calling 417-646-2419. Let them know one week prior if you need any special accommodations.
Circuit Court News
CIRCUIT COURT OF BATES COUNTY, COURT NEWS
OCT 2016
Amanda Hope Schoof v Randy Allan Schoof, Dissolution of Marriage is granted.
Charles Jr Gilkey v Kathleen Marie Gilkey, Dissolution of Marriage is granted.
St v. Aaron J Abney, found guilty on Felony possession of controlled substance except 35 grams or less of a synthetic cannabinoid, sentenced to 10 yrs, in MDOC with 120 day call back option.
St v. Christina L Hill, probation violation admitted, previous sentence of 7 yrs in MDOC invoked.
St v. Kenneth L Howe, probation violation admitted, previous sentence invoked.
St v. Samantha D Taylor, Domestic Assault amended to Assault, guilty plea, sentenced to 7 years in MDOC, given SES, placed on 5 years probation, standard conditions.
St v. Marcus-Lemorris M McElroy, Felony possession of controlled substance, marijuana, guilty plea, given SIS, placed on 5 years supervision, to do 100 hours of community service, standard conditions of probation.
St v. Aaron J Abney, Felony possession of controlled substance, methamphetamines, sentenced to 5 years in MDOC, with 120 day call back option.
St v. Aaron J Abney, probation violation, probation revoked, sentenced to 5 years in MDOC with 120 day call back option.
Musical treat coming to Adrian Fall Festival
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| Jeremy Cato |
We are very fortunate to have such a wonderful volunteer fire department- so this Saturday we will be passing the boot for donations with 100% of all donations going to the Adrian Volunteer Fire Department.
We hope to see you all on Main Street this Saturday for the entire event but especially from 2-4 pm for what will be an outstanding performance by Jeremy Cato and his special guests.
We hope to see you all on Main Street this Saturday for the entire event but especially from 2-4 pm for what will be an outstanding performance by Jeremy Cato and his special guests.
-our thanks to the Adrian Optimist Club
More info about Jeremy Cato here: https://www.facebook.com/jeremycatomusic/
More info about Jeremy Cato here: https://www.facebook.com/jeremycatomusic/
The Nuts and Bolts of Farm Leases
University of Missouri Extension agriculture business specialists will discuss issues such as when a tenant should pay part of the rent, how and when to terminate a lease and, how much rent is fair at a farm lease program on Tuesday, November 1st. The program has two different time options for those that would like to attend: 2:00-4:30pm or 6:00-8:30 pm. Each program will be held at the Cass County University of Missouri Extension Center (201 W. Wall St., Harrisonville, MO).
Nathanial Cahill, MU Extension Agricultural Business Specialist, will conduct the workshop. “Farm leases are a very hot topic right now with cash rents at their current level and with crop and livestock prices dropping. Thus landlords and tenants need to make certain they’re getting what they believe they should be,” says Cahill. The training comes at a time when crop prices are forecasted to be low over the next few years. Many landowners, including retirees, depend on rental income, and their tenants are concerned about a decrease in farm income due to low commodity prices.
“It is important for both parties to communicate and understand the various issues each party faces in order to reach an equitable lease agreement arrangement,” he says. Negotiating the right lease is important to avoid potential misunderstandings and disputes.
Missouri has unique laws regarding leases. The following topics will be covered:
Parts of a successful lease,
Missouri leasing laws,
Cash rental trends, and
Options in farm rental agreements.
The cost to attend this workshop is $20 per person or $30 for couples sharing materials. Pre-registration is required by October 31st. Enrollment is limited due to room size, so registrations will be accepted on a first come basis. To register for the workshop, contact the Cass County MU Extension Center at 816-380-8460.
Nathanial Cahill, MU Extension Agricultural Business Specialist, will conduct the workshop. “Farm leases are a very hot topic right now with cash rents at their current level and with crop and livestock prices dropping. Thus landlords and tenants need to make certain they’re getting what they believe they should be,” says Cahill. The training comes at a time when crop prices are forecasted to be low over the next few years. Many landowners, including retirees, depend on rental income, and their tenants are concerned about a decrease in farm income due to low commodity prices.
“It is important for both parties to communicate and understand the various issues each party faces in order to reach an equitable lease agreement arrangement,” he says. Negotiating the right lease is important to avoid potential misunderstandings and disputes.
Missouri has unique laws regarding leases. The following topics will be covered:
Parts of a successful lease,
Missouri leasing laws,
Cash rental trends, and
Options in farm rental agreements.
The cost to attend this workshop is $20 per person or $30 for couples sharing materials. Pre-registration is required by October 31st. Enrollment is limited due to room size, so registrations will be accepted on a first come basis. To register for the workshop, contact the Cass County MU Extension Center at 816-380-8460.
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