Tuesday, June 2, 2020
About the boards...
A peaceful gathering is planned to be held on the Butler square this week and fully understanding the sensitivity of our current situation, some business owners have elected to take preventive measures which are seen here.
Based on feedback from those organizing the event, we’ve been assured this will be a brief and peaceful gathering.
Local law enforcement is fully aware of the situation and have planned accordingly, there is no need for panic.
Local law enforcement is fully aware of the situation and have planned accordingly, there is no need for panic.
Join us tonight!
Everyone is welcomed to attend the live stream video that will be on the city Facebook page .
View the city of Butler Facebook page below:
https://www.facebook.com/citybutlermissouri/
Deepwater man seriously injured in ATV accident
The Missouri State Highway Patrol says the accident occurred when the 2012 Suzuki Quad King driven by 56 year old Charles E. Green of Deepwater, Missouri crested a hill and struck a log in the roadway and rolled down other side of the hill.
Mr. Green sustained serious injuries in this accident and he was transported by Life Flight Eagle to Research Medical Center in Kansas City, Missouri for treatment.
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Bustle earns Master in Health Care Management degree
Congratulations are due to John Bustle, M.D., Chief Executive Officer for Bates County Memorial Hospital, who received his Master in Health Care Management degree from Harvard University, T.H. Chan School of Public Health (Boston) on May 28, 2020. The hospital board and staff are proud of our CEO’s dedication to excellence and his commitment to providing leadership with vision for BCMH. Dr. Bustle has served as a family practice physician since 2010 with BCMH Family Care Clinics. He was named CEO in 2017.
Monday, June 1, 2020
Employee of Miami R-1 tests positive for COVID-19
It was recently confirmed that an employee of Miami R-1 tested positive for COVID-19. After much consultation with the Bates County Health Department, it has been determined the situation poses little risk to other employees, district patrons, and the communities for which we serve.
Please know that individuals directly impacted by the diagnosis are following specific protocol to ensure their speedy personal recovery all while limiting exposure to others. We appreciate the support the district receives while navigating such trying times!
Furthermore, we would like to wish all those affected the very best as they work towards greater health!
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