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Take caution if in the Areal Flood Warning area (lime green area). Flooding is occurring and several roadways are closed. The Flood Watch (darker green) is in effect until 1 PM.#turnarounddontdrown
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Wednesday, April 5, 2017
Area Flood Warning in effect for some
The Fishing Dock hosting Bingo Fundraiser for the Archie Fall Festival Committee
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| The Fishing Dock will be hosting a Bingo Fundraiser for the Archie Fall Festival Committee on April 24th. They are raising money to help supplement monies needed to get ready for the Carnival in May. A portion of that nights food/alcohol sales wll be donated back to Archie Fall Festival; so come out enjoy some food & drinks, have some fun playing bingo and give back to our community!! - Courtesy of the Fishing Dock Facebook Page |
Appleton City Manor's 21st Annual Promenade
The Appleton City Manor will host its 21st Annual Promenade for Appleton City High School students on April 22, 2017. Promenade begins promptly at 6:00 p.m.
Students are encouraged to arrive early to register. Families, friends and community residents are invited to attend as well as take pictures and visit with loved ones.
Kindergarten Screenings in Appleton City
Parents should bring their child’s shot record, birth certificate, Social Security card and proof of residence. They encourage parents to bring their child’s shot records up to date prior to screening. Mrs. Jina Hill, PAFT Director, will conduct a Kindergarten walk-through on Tuesday, April 4.
Parents and prospective kindergarteners should report to the elementary gym by 12:15 to begin the tour of the school facilities, see the classrooms and meet the teachers. Please be in the gym by 12:15 so the tour can start promptly.
Tree down in Garden City
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| Windy and wet today! Tree down across Main Street at 4th please use an alternate route until city crews can clear the tree from the roadway. #GCMOPD |
Search to resume Thursday morning in rural Cass County
Due to weather conditions at the scene of 233rd/Y Hwy investigators will not be searching the area today. Investigators will resume searching Thursday morning around 8:00am.
The area will continue to be under law enforcement control and access to surrounding area is limited.
Mid America Live News will continue to follow this story and provide any and all updates when they are made available to us.
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Obituary - Barbara Kathryn Angle
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| Barbara Kathryn Angle |
Barbara Kathryn Angle, 93, of Clinton, passed away April 3, 2017, in Phoenix, Arizona.
Graveside services will be Monday, April 10, 2017 at 2:00 pm in Englewood Cemetery, Clinton, Missouri.
Graveside services will be Monday, April 10, 2017 at 2:00 pm in Englewood Cemetery, Clinton, Missouri.
The family suggests memorial contributions to Hospice of the Valley and may be left in care of the funeral home.
Fond memories and condolences can be left online at www.vansant-millsfuneralhome.com
Barbara was born on February 23, 1924, in rural Henry County, Missouri, to Rena A. and Joseph E. DeLozier. She was the youngest of five children.
Barbara was a lifelong resident of Clinton and graduated from Clinton High School, where she excelled in Latin and basketball. She married another Clinton resident, William M. (Jack) Angle, on March 28, 1944, in Olathe, Kansas, just before he left for U.S. Army Air Corps flight training. During WWII, she took a nightly bus with other young women from Clinton to Kansas City to work the midnight shift at the Pratt & Whitney plant, which made engines for the airplanes her new husband flew as a flight navigator over western Europe.
Following the war, she became a devoted wife, mother and homemaker. She was vibrant, loving and kind with a ready sense of humor. She loved to cook, garden, watch her beloved Missouri birds (especially cardinals and bluebirds), read and watch old Hollywood movies. She enjoyed spending time with her four brothers and their families, her husband’s family, and the close and lifelong group of friends in Clinton she met for lunches and weekly bridge games. In later life she adored traveling throughout the U.S. and particularly Hawaii.
Barbara was preceded in death by husband, her parents, Joseph and Rena DeLozier, her four brothers: Tracy, Forest, Dale and Carol “Spec” DeLozier, as well as her eldest daughter, Sandra Dinges. She is survived by her son, Stephen W. Angle and wife, Denna, of Warrensburg, her daughter Deborah D. Taylor and husband Gary, of Phoenix, Arizona, as well as grandchildren Stephanie and Lee Willerton, Rhonda Rogge, Bill Angle, Bill Hoffman and Marty Taylor and great-grand-children Renae, Kristen, and James Rogge, Henley Angle and Keagan and McKenna Taylor.
Arrangements have been entrusted to Vansant-Mills Funeral Home, Clinton, Missouri.
Following the war, she became a devoted wife, mother and homemaker. She was vibrant, loving and kind with a ready sense of humor. She loved to cook, garden, watch her beloved Missouri birds (especially cardinals and bluebirds), read and watch old Hollywood movies. She enjoyed spending time with her four brothers and their families, her husband’s family, and the close and lifelong group of friends in Clinton she met for lunches and weekly bridge games. In later life she adored traveling throughout the U.S. and particularly Hawaii.
Barbara was preceded in death by husband, her parents, Joseph and Rena DeLozier, her four brothers: Tracy, Forest, Dale and Carol “Spec” DeLozier, as well as her eldest daughter, Sandra Dinges. She is survived by her son, Stephen W. Angle and wife, Denna, of Warrensburg, her daughter Deborah D. Taylor and husband Gary, of Phoenix, Arizona, as well as grandchildren Stephanie and Lee Willerton, Rhonda Rogge, Bill Angle, Bill Hoffman and Marty Taylor and great-grand-children Renae, Kristen, and James Rogge, Henley Angle and Keagan and McKenna Taylor.
Arrangements have been entrusted to Vansant-Mills Funeral Home, Clinton, Missouri.
Detention Officer assaulted in Henry County
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| James Agnew |
Another Detention Officer entered the cell block and was able to assist in getting the inmate under control. An incident report has been created and will be forwarded to the Henry County Prosecuting Attorney for consideration of charges.
Assaulting a Detention Officer carries the same penalties as assaulting a law enforcement officer under Missouri law.
The inmate, James Agnew, age 32 of Clinton has been incarcerated since December 2016 on a charge of assault on a law enforcement officer. That case is still pending before the courts.
The Detention Officer was taken to the emergency room for evaluation as is standard procedure under these circumstances.
"Detention Officers face many dangers each and every day that they work from inmates that become violent while incarcerated. We are thankful that this situation was resolved quickly and no staff were injured", Sheriff Oberkrom said.
The Detention Officer was taken to the emergency room for evaluation as is standard procedure under these circumstances.
"Detention Officers face many dangers each and every day that they work from inmates that become violent while incarcerated. We are thankful that this situation was resolved quickly and no staff were injured", Sheriff Oberkrom said.
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