No boil advisory will be issued. Thank you for your patience and cooperation!
Tuesday, July 2, 2019
From the city of Archie
No boil advisory will be issued. Thank you for your patience and cooperation!
Hume Community News 7/2/19
We wish to extend our sympathy to the family of Buford Orear, graduate of Hume High School and a lifelong farmer.
Burford was quite a character and for those of us who had the pleasure of spending time with him enjoyed his stories so much. It is easy to see where his family and especially his granddaughters got their sense of humor from. He will always be remembered.
We also wish to extend our sympathy to the family of Steve Finley, also a graduate of Hume High School. Steve fought a brave battle against cancer. He was very loved by his family and will be greatly missed.
The community also wishes to extend their sympathy to the family of June Yarick. June, a farmer’s wife, worked just as hard keeping everything together and running smoothly. She will be greatly missed by her family.
Our thoughts and prayers are with all of these families who have lost loved ones this past month.
Jess and Virginia Durbin hosted a dinner on Sunday, June 30 at the home in Fulton, Ks. Their son, Ray and Maria Durbin from Panama were here visiting, also Ray and Maria’s Son and daughter-in-law, Nathan & Pat Durbin and baby, Jacobi, who live in the States were here visiting. Those who enjoyed the day were; Jesse & Janice Durbin, Kelsi Durbin, Sterling & Carlie, Everett & Karen Irwin, Carrie & Vernon Brooks & Ben, Michala and Marissa Lanstberger, Jason & Cassie Irwin, Bennett & Isaac, Ryan & Cathie Wooldridge, Paxton & Easton, Jeffrey & Erika Irwin & Lane, Doug Durbin, Cory Durbin and friend, Maria Durbin, Manuel, Alicia & Jesse enjoyed the day of visiting, eating, reminiscing and picture taking.
Just a reminder the O5O clubs carry in dinner will be the 2nd Monday in July and will be held in the Hume United Methodist Church basement at noon.
We also wish to extend our sympathy to the family of Steve Finley, also a graduate of Hume High School. Steve fought a brave battle against cancer. He was very loved by his family and will be greatly missed.
The community also wishes to extend their sympathy to the family of June Yarick. June, a farmer’s wife, worked just as hard keeping everything together and running smoothly. She will be greatly missed by her family.
Our thoughts and prayers are with all of these families who have lost loved ones this past month.
Jess and Virginia Durbin hosted a dinner on Sunday, June 30 at the home in Fulton, Ks. Their son, Ray and Maria Durbin from Panama were here visiting, also Ray and Maria’s Son and daughter-in-law, Nathan & Pat Durbin and baby, Jacobi, who live in the States were here visiting. Those who enjoyed the day were; Jesse & Janice Durbin, Kelsi Durbin, Sterling & Carlie, Everett & Karen Irwin, Carrie & Vernon Brooks & Ben, Michala and Marissa Lanstberger, Jason & Cassie Irwin, Bennett & Isaac, Ryan & Cathie Wooldridge, Paxton & Easton, Jeffrey & Erika Irwin & Lane, Doug Durbin, Cory Durbin and friend, Maria Durbin, Manuel, Alicia & Jesse enjoyed the day of visiting, eating, reminiscing and picture taking.
Just a reminder the O5O clubs carry in dinner will be the 2nd Monday in July and will be held in the Hume United Methodist Church basement at noon.
Courtesy of Karen Irwin
Fire Saturday in Nevada still under investigation
On 6/29/19 around 4:03am the Nevada Fire Department responded to a structure fire at 424 S. Lynn Street in Nevada.
Upon NFD arrival to the scene we found a single story wood frame structure with 75% involvement with heavy fire and smoke.
NFD applied defensive tactics due to the advance stages of the fire as well as the unsafe stability of the residence. The fire was brought under control in about one hour, and overhaul was than conducted on the building.
No injuries were reported and the cause of the fire remains under investigation. Damage to the structure and contents were estimated at $15,000.
Courtesy of the Nevada Fire Department
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Fire at Metz Banking Company in Nevada
On 7/1/19 around 7:12pm the Nevada Fire Department responded to Metz Banking Company located at 123 N. Osage Boulevard in Nevada.
The Nevada Fire Department says that upon our arrival on the scene we found the building filled with heavy smoke and fire showing in the break room on the first floor.
NFD made entry into the building through the south door and was able to extinguish the fire quickly. Salvage and overhaul was then carried out through the building.
The fire was electrical in nature and the majority of the damage was contained to the break room area of the structure. Damage to the building and contents was estimated at $50,000.
There were no injuries reported, NFD received mutual aid assistance from Compton Junction and Milo Fire Departments.
The lobby of the bank is closed at this time but the drive through window remains open.
Courtesy of the Nevada Fire Department
A friendly reminder...
A reminder though Judge James Journey has NOT closed the Bates County Court on Friday July 5, 2019.
The court docket will proceed as scheduled. Any persons that has court on Friday is advised to follow up with ones counsel.
Rich Hill 4th of July 5k Color Run/Walk
The 5K starts at 8:30 pm. You do not have to have color thrown on you. $10 per person or a family up to 6 people for $20. Come join us to kick off the 4th of July Celebration!!
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