Tuesday, February 7, 2017

Wanted Nevada man now in custody

Dustin Pike
Nevada Police took into custody a wanted subject, Dustin Pike that had an active Vernon County warrant for his arrest with a $25,000 cash only bond. Nevada Police attempted to take him into custody this past weekend but Pike failed to stop for the officer. 

He is now being held in the Vernon County Jail.

If you live in Pleasanton KS...

Starting tomorrow, water pressure throughout town could fluctuate for the next 3 to 5 days. We will be taking the main water tower out of service for scheduled maintenance and painting. Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause and thank you for your patience.

-City of Pleasanton, KS

FYI: Butler Project Prom 2017

Butler Project Prom 2017
Dear Business Owners, Parents, Families and Friends.
     Plans for the 29th Annual Project Prom 2017 are well under way.  This event, which is held immediately after Prom, is hosted by the parents of the Butler High School Juniors and Seniors.  Our goal is to provide a fun, drug and alcohol free environment for the juniors, seniors, and their dates.
     Many activities are planned including a free t-shirt for each student, games, food, entertainment and lots of great prizes for all.
      The Project Prom Committee started working on fundraising activities during the summer and are looking for donations from parents of the students, businesses, local organizations, churches and individuals.  We understand that many of you are approached for donations from other schools and organizations, but our hope is that you will be willing to support this event for the students of the B.H.S.
     If you have been a supporter in the past, "We THANK YOU" and hope for your continued support.  If you are a first time supporter we hope that you will make this an annual event to support.  The Project Prom parents work hard to make this a success, but could not do it without our community support.
     If you are giving a monetary gift we have 3 categories:
Gold:  $100 and up, your name or business will be printed on the back of the Project Prom t-shirts and be listed on a Thank You poster as well as in the newspaper.
Silver:  $50-$99, your name or business will sponsor a prize/event at Project Prom and be listed on a Thank You poster as well as in the newspaper.
Bronze:  up to $49, your name or business will be listed on a Thank You poster as well as in the newspaper.
Please mail monetary donations, made payable to Project Prom to:
                             Butler Project Prom
                             501 NW County Road 5001
                             Butler, MO 64730
                         Any questions: (660) 200-6547
                                                                       
*Please make all donations by March 15th so that we can plan our event accordingly.
*If you would like to donate a product or gift certificate, contact me and I would be happy to come by and pick it up for you. If you would like to drop it off you can do so at the Conoco/White Oak Station located in front of Wal-Mart
Thank you for supporting the "Butler Project Prom"
Sincerely,

Students and Parents of B.H.S.

Advanced Beef Cattle Reproduction and Genetics Meeting to be held in Kingsville

University of Missouri Extension and Kingsville Livestock Auction are sponsoring “Beef Cattle ReproGene, Taking the Next Step in Beef Cattle Reproduction and Genetics” meeting on Thursday evening, March 9, 2017 at the Kingsville Livestock Auction in Kingsville, MO. The program will begin at 5:00 p.m., with dinner provided. Presenters include Dr. David Patterson, MU Extension State Specialist – Beef Cattle Reproduction; Dr. Jared Decker, MU Extension State Specialist – Beef Cattle Genetics; and Jordan Thomas, MU Animal Science Research Specialist.

Topics covered during the meeting include: estrous synchronization protocols for heifers and cows, split-time ai and use of sex-sorted semen, EPDS and genomic predictions basics and using genomic predictions for increased profitabilty.

Cost for the program is $10 per person. Registration is due by March 6th. For registration, questions, or more information; please contact the Cass County MU Extension Office at 816-380-8460 or by email at cassco@missouri.edu.

-our thanks to Brenda Doody

Get your spot now: Adrian Business Expo slated for March 4th

Betcha didn't know how many local businesses there are in and around Bates County... you're invited to come visit them and find out more about their products and services

The 7th Annual Business Expo will be held on Saturday March 4, 2017 from 9am to 3pm. The Floor layout is posted below. If you are interested in purchasing a booth for the Expo, take a look at the layout and give the Chamber office a call at 816-297-0004. Rates for 2017 are as follows:

Chamber Member
Without electricity: $45
With Electricity: $55

Non-chamber Member
Without electricity: $60
With Electricity: $70


Visit the Adrian Chamber of Commerce page here for more info http://adrianmochamber.com/expo.php

Rich Hill FFA winners announced

Taylor Brooks will be receiving her Area Degree and will be sent on for for State Degree Screening.

Proficiency Success:

Kylann Tourtilllott won Area 7 Agriscience Research - Animal Systems
Jamison Ogburn won Area 7 Forest Production & Management
Taylor Brooks won Area 7 Specialty Animal

Also, Rich Hill FFA has 10 students interested in attending Washington Leadership Conference this summer. If you would like to help out or get more information, please see their Facebook page here https://www.facebook.com/Rich-Hill-FFA-280524915381426/

Another milestone for Pastor Ron Dunlap


Pastor Ron Dunlap celebrated his birthday on February 5th, which prompted another celebration- Pastor Ron gave his first sermon on his birthday, February 5th, 1989. 

All smiles, Ron shows a cake presented to him by members of the Happy Hill Church of God just outside of Rich Hill last Sunday.

-our thanks to Mandy Yates


Get that red on for baby Remington Craft

Hi everyone. My name is Remington Craft, I was born with a heart defect. Today is my first surgery. My mommy, daddy and the rest of my family are very, very scared and sad. I need everyone to pray hard for me, my family and the doctors doing my surgery today. God has me in his hands and will watch over me but the more prayers I get will help. I hope you all are wearing your Rally for Remington shirts or a red shirt to support me and my family. Thank you all. #rallyforremi. #kamsfam


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