Monday, February 27, 2017

Love local sports? Listen/watch on line

Smith-Cotton Tigers vs. Blue Springs Wildcats GBB, 5:30PM, 2/27
Smith-Cotton Tigers vs. Blue Springs South Jaguars BBB, 7PM, 2/27
Lockwood Tigers vs. Sacred Heart Gremlins BBB, 6PM, 3/1
Wellington-Napolean Tigers vs. Mid-Buchanan Dragons BBB, 6PM, 3/1
Boonville Pirates vs. Southeast Knights GBB, 7:45PM, 3/1
Adrian Blackhawks vs. New Franklin Bulldogs GBB, 7:45PM, 3/1
Santa Fe Chiefs vs. Mid-Buchanan Dragons GBB, 7:45PM, 3/1
FULL Final Four Coverage from Columbia, Classes 1-2-3, March 9-11
FULL Final Four Coverage from Columbia, Classes 4-5, March 16-18
WEMO Spring Softball/Baseball Tournament Coverage from Adrian, March 17-18

Coaches Show @ Union Restaurant, 6PM, 3/11





Butler Police Department weekly report

02/20/2017 Disturbance 400 block of W Ohio
Alarm Citizens Bank
Prowler 300 block of W Chestnut
Property damage 606 W Adams
Disturbance 200 block of S Delaware

02/21/2017 Report of a fight Wix Lane
Warrant service Orange St and Dakota
Medical assist 300 block of W Ft Scott
Medical assist 1000 block of W Ft Scott
Warrant service Fran Ave

02/22/2017 Stolen vehicle report
Accident Ft Scott and Water
Warrant service Chestnut and Main
Walk in theft report
Assist DFS
Animal complaint 500 block of S Mechanic
Trespassing call 312 W Ohio
Animal complaint 500 block of W Dakota

02/23/2017 C and I driver Austin St
Traffic assist Schowengerdt
Assist DFS
Animal complaint S High

02/24/2017 Assist MSHP
Well being check
Keep the peace 500 block of S Mechanic
Animal complaint 300 block of W Chestnut


02/25/2017 Warrant service Pine and Fulton
Theft report Wal-Mart
Medical assist Fran Apts
Walk in harassment report
Keep the peace 6 Courtney Dr

02/26/2017 911 Hang up 200 block of S Austin
Possible prowler Willow Green
Noise complaint S Water
Animal complaint S Park





Close, but no cigar for Old Fat Guys...


STILL GOT IT! Summer of '79 team (front row) - Brandon Nieder, Tommy Hutchinson, Terry West, Brad Tavner. (back row) - Mark Nelson, Miles Nieder, Mark Byrd, Josh Hubbard - Jackie Nieder photo

When first discussed, the idea of a Miami alumni basketball tournament sounded like fun- however, expectations were far exceeded for those planning the event as the gymnasium was packed wall to wall last Saturday.

Playing 10 minute halves, the six teams each worked their way through the brackets to the end, where the Summer of '79 team edged Old Fat Guys for the championship win 41 to 35.

Other teams were Glory Days, Geeks in Sneaks, the Clamps and the Benchwarmers. For the record, the Summer of '79 team had a few of the oldest players...

Based on the success of the tournament, it is quite possible another will be in the works next year. Just under $2,000 was raised, with money being donated to the Miami basketball programs.



Accident and fire closes ramp at Rich Hill temporarily

First responders and police are on the scene of an accident on the overpass at I-49 in Rich Hill involving an 18 wheeler tanker with about 8,000 gallons of fuel that was on fire.

The Butler fire department was called to assist, however, Rich Hill first responders had the fire under control prior to their arrival.

More information will be posted as it becomes available. Use caution if traveling through the area as clean up continues. 





BCYAC Announces Scholarship for Bates County Seniors

Seniors interested in attending a technical or trade school after graduation may apply for the Bates County Youth Advocacy Council scholarships.  Two $500 scholarships will be offered.  “This is part of our mission to help Bates County youth who might not fit in traditional roles,” according to Kris Jenkins, president of the BCYAC.  “Scholarships for technical and trade schools are less available and fit the need of the children we serve at the Youth Center and with our other programs.”


The scholarship applications will be available at all Bates County high school counselor’s offices starting this week. The application is due April 1.  





Sunday, February 26, 2017

Thank you for your support

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Well Gertrude McCluck was finally able to do her job today for baby Remington Craft,the winning square just said Remi,purchased by Alan Hilbus of Butler,who graciously donated it back to the family.Thank you Alan,for that kind gesture.

And again Thank you to everyone that purchased for this fowl drop.A extra special Thank you to my chicken warriors that just keep on and keep on supporting these fundraiser's that we do, I had one person yesterday from Amsterdam tell me just put me down for 2 each time you do one!

Amsterdam strong!Again Thank you from Amber Kohler, DeAnna Johnston Hutton, Jami Lynn, Wesley Hubbard and all the wonderful people of our community.











Massive Meat Sale at King Cash Saver

We're cookin' up something good next week! A Massive Meat Sale starts Wednesday March 1st, see your local King Cash Saver for prices and information!













Color Wheel Arts Group Presents: Children Create Art Day

The Color Wheel Art Club will be hosting. Children Create Art Day at the Butler Public Library on March 4th. 

The event will be from 1:00-3:00 pm and the cost is $10. You must RSVP by March 3rd to reserve your seat. Please call 660-200-6962.








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