Nevada Speedway Feature Results 6/02/18

Mini Stock Feature
1. Foxie Sumner
2. Jon Starnes
3. Jerry Brown
4. Mike Baxter
5. Dennis Crenshaw
6. John Brewer
7. Katie Brown
8. Dennis Hail
9. James Witt
10. Danny Dovenspike


Pure Stock Feature
1. Tyrel Jones
2. James Reddus
3. Jerry Wheeler
4. Thomas Dunham
5. Zachary Hendren
6. Will Hibdon
7. Bobby Brown
8. Andrew Crockett
9. Corey Cagle
10. John Shaver
11. Jason Agee
12.,Jaren Powrie

Street Stock Feature
1. John Coats
2. Jeremy Willard
3. Karl Lehmann
4. Shawn Hendren
5. James Hume
6. Michael Nelson
7. Ethan Lamons
8. Billy Shadden
9. Tyler Roberts
10. Jason Self
11. William Johns II

Midwest Mod Feature
1. Jerad McIntire
2. Brayton Skaggs
3. Kelby Keith
4. Keith Bradley
5. Trever Vann
6. James Lee
7. Broc Rose
8. Steven Arduser
9. Mickey Self
10. Tommy Joles
11. Boyd Engelhardt
12. Bill Schlobohm
13. Garrett Lievens
14. Devin Crockett
15. Bryan Conner

B-Mod Feature
1. Matt Rose
2. Alan Ferguson
3. Justin Amick
4. Jerry Morgan
5. Matthew Hendren
6. Bryce Weldon
7. Brandon King
8. Kent Shouse
9.Jason Mallory
10. Ryan Hill
11. Brice Gotschall
12. Levi Phillips
13. Bobby King
14. Koby Chadd
15. Daniel Long
16. Justin Pike

A-Mod Feature
1. Lucas Dobbs
2. Kyle Thompson
3. John Romesburg
4. Rusty Skaggs
5. Chase Jones
6. Jesse Folk Jr
7. Gene Mills
8. Brenton Jordan

Late Models
1. Craig Wood
2. Billy Humble
3. Michael Bitner
4. Dale Douty
5. Shannon Phillips
6. Dylan Timmerman
7.John Willard
8. Larry Jones

An update on the fox from Officer Totten:

On 06/02/2018 at 0730 hours I was contacted by Tawnya Reber, the rescue caregiver. She said that Nick the young Fox ( my youngest daughter named him Nick in honor of a deceased grandpa) healthy and missing his family. She asked if I would like to be the one to return him to the wild.

I picked him up from her on my way home from work. I transported him to my home where he stayed until midnight that same evening. My wife brought him to the Harrisonville Police Station at midnight. Along with her were our youngest son and youngest daughter. This was a learning experience in returning a wild animal .I knew they would benefit from. 

Sgt. Pearce, Dispatcher Kendra, my wife, two kids and myself took Nick the fox to the same place where we found him a few days ago. We carried the crate into the woodline. When we opened the crate he stepped out slowly. He went about 15 yards then stopped, turned around and looked back at us. He paced on into the woods.

We stood there for a couple minutes listening. We finally heard his high pitched bark and chirping vocalizations in the distance. For another couple of minutes there was only silence. Then we heard the sounds we were hoping for. High pitched barks and chirps were multiplied. He had found his family.

In this job we see and hear a lot of the negative parts of life. Society is collectively inundated with negativity.
The positive response and support from the community we serve has been amazing. So we thought we would share this happy ending with you.

Officer Jim Totten

Power Outage Update from KCP&L

Storm Update: Currently, we have approximately 33,000 customers remaining without power (down from a peak of 90,000 customers), which is nearly 65% of affected customers restored.

We currently have hundreds of employees and contractors working on restoration, including tree crews, troublemen, linemen and materials personnel. We have requested additional resources from neighboring utilities as well.

While continue to be optimistic that we will restore a large number of customers today, restoration efforts will likely continue into tomorrow. We will overnight to continue repairs. We encourage all customers to stay away from any downed power lines.

News about the Trail of Memories in Butler

The Trail of Memories is a beloved memorial to Debra Bledsoe and so many others who have passed away around the Bates County community. New memorials on the Trail had been suspended last fall pending decisions on how to best to care for the Trail and move forward. The Trail is under the administration of the Bates County Community Health Foundation (BCCHF).


BCCHF has approved a new plan for the Trail. Effective immediately, all memorial trees purchased in memory of a loved one, which are presently on the Trail, will be guaranteed for a period of three years. After such time, should a tree need replaced, it will be the responsibility of the purchaser. All NEW trees purchased from now on are guaranteed for three years from purchase. The cost for a tree is now $200.

Memorial benches are again available for purchase. The new price is $400 which includes two lines of engraving (the name of the person memorialized, and their date of birth/death; additional lines are available if desired for $35 each). Benches are guaranteed also for a period of three years.

BCCHF wants you to know that the increase in prices was taken very seriously. It is our desire to maintain and care for the Trail long into the future and the costs of doing so are always rising, especially as the Trail expands. Proceeds from the sale of trees and benches are used for the maintenance and upkeep of the Trail, and also fund the annual Debra Bledsoe Memorial Scholarship, given to a student from Bates County pursuing a healthcare career. It is our intention that these increased prices assure both goals are met long into the future.

Tree and Bench purchase forms are available at Bates County Memorial Hospital, from any BCCHF Board member, or by contacting Greg Mullinax at 660-679-0009. We appreciate your understanding and look forward to continuing the Trail which has become special to so many in our area.

Learn more about BCCHF on our website:
http://www.bcmhospital.com/

Obituary - Aline L. Daniel Fairchild

Aline L. Daniel Fairchild, age 101, of Tulsa, Oklahoma, formerly of Mound City, Kansas passed away on Friday June 1, 2018.

Funeral services are pending at the Schneider Funeral Home and Crematory, Mound City Chapel.

From KCP&L

Storm Update: Currently, we have around 67,000 customers without power on more than 1,200 separate outage incidents, down from a peak of 90,000 customers out this morning.

While we are optimistic that we will be able to get a large number of customers restored today, restoration efforts will likely continue past today. We encourage all customers to stay away from any downed power lines.

F highway open west of Passaic

After a sinkhole appeared last night, a repair has been made and F Highway is again open. Crews are currently working to finish the repair, use caution if traveling through the area.

The sinkhole appeared around dark yesterday evening about 6.5 miles west of Passaic. 

Severe T-Storms This Morning

Severe weather in the form of mainly strong winds continues this morning. Some isolated hail may also be possible along with frequent lightning as the storms move through.

These storms will continue to move south and east this morning, but we could still see some gusty winds behind the main line of storms through mid-morning.