Fishing Dock Tractor Pull with MSTPA is coming up fast!!!
Saturday, Oct 2nd. Gates open at 2:30, pull starts at 4pm.
Hunter Hathcoat takes the indoor stage at 9pm.
Wednesday, September 1, 2021
Stolen catalytic converter theft ring busted in Central Missouri
A search warrant was served at 508 W. Main St., a business allegedly purchasing catalytic converters to be recycled. During the search investigators found cutoff catalytic converters, the catalyst which had been removed from the catalytic converters, cash, and records. A search warrant was also served at 5162 Highway 135, Otterville. Investigators found cutoff catalytic converters stored outside and in a barn.
The investigation is ongoing but was a cooperative effort between law enforcement, the Pettis and Cooper County Prosecuting Attorneys, and the public providing valuable information to help with the investigation. A total of 107 cutoff catalytic converters were located at the two locations and seized by investigators. A typical catalytic converter is designed to last the life of the vehicle and it is unusual for the part to need to be replaced.
A special thanks to the Pettis and Cooper County Sheriff’s Office for assistance with this investigation.
In addition to the arrest and state charges, the business at 508 W. Main St. was determined to be in violation of Sedalia City Ordinance 36-96, Prohibition Against Maintaining a Nuisance Property. The business was posted with the notice of the violation, mandating the property owner to resolve the violations within 60 days.
Arrested were Robert G. Roland, age 48 of Otterville and Crystal Y. Roland, age 34 of Otterville. Both are being held at the Pettis County Jail on a 24 hour hold pending the filing of state charges for Felony Stealing and Failure to Keep Required Records and Registers of Purchase.
Structure Fire in rural Adrian
The fire is said to be in the attic of a the home at this time and everyone is accounted for.
Mid America Live News will update when more information is made available to at a later time.
Dear Adrian Parents/Guardians:
Dear Adrian Parents/Guardians
We are reaching out to you today to inform you of a new case of COVID-19 at the Adrian School District. The individual was last present in the school on Tuesday, August 31, 2021.
The District is working with the Bates County Health Department to identify close contacts of the confirmed case. If a student or staff member has been determined to have been in close contact with this individual, you will be contacted with further instructions. If you are not contacted, there is nothing further you need to do at this time.
The District is taking all precautions, consistent with the CDC and Bates County Health Department. Due to privacy requirements, we cannot release the name of the individual or details that may identify them.
Appropriate cleaning and disinfecting measures are being taken, so there is no need to close our building for additional cleaning.
Courtesy of the Adrian R-3 School District
Obituary - Ann Connors-McWilliams
Visitation will be from 10:00-11:00 AM prior to the service. Followed by a graveside service with burial will be at 3:00PM at the Waverly Cemetery, Waverly, Missouri. The family suggests memorial contributions be made to St. Luke's Hospital on Plaza and can be left in care of the funeral home.
Ann (Larkin) Connors-McWilliams was born on March 25, 1938 to John (Tiny) Larkin and Alice (Sowers) Larkin.
Ann joined the USAF in 1955 where she met and fell in love with Earl R Connors (now deceased) and married. Ann chose to leave the Air force to complete a family with Earl in 1957.
Ann was the first female Police officer in Lee's Summit, Missouri serving on the LS Police department reserves. (LATE 70'S). Ann worked for 30 years as a Loss Prevention officers for Wards and Ventures before retiring in the late 80's.
In the early '90's Ann choose to move from Lee's Summit to Osceola for her retirement. There she found many new friends and fell in love with the community. She enjoyed her Hummingbirds, her large ponds and all the deer that came to visit her pond.
As a country girl she loved fishing, boating and hunting. But Ann spent most of her days, cooking for anyone and everyone!
She traveled as often as she could with friends and family. Cruising brought her the greatest joy.
Proceeded in Death: parents, her siblings; Patricia Horton of Lees Summit, Missouri, Michael Larkin of Lexington, Missouri, Tere Larkin of Liberty, Missouri, son; Jon R Connors of Lowery, Missouri, Husband: James McWilliams
Survivors include her children; Glenn A Connors, Jennifer Connors-Kershaw & husband David, Michael S Connors, Clint P Connors and stepsons, Jim McWilliams, Ed & wife Anita, her brother Tim Larkin of Atlanta Georgia, 8 grandchildren, 5 great grandchildren.
Arrangements have been entrusted to Vansant-Mills Funeral Home in Clinton, Missouri.
To send a flower arrangement or to plant trees in memory of Ann Connors-McWilliams, please c
Ann (Larkin) Connors-McWilliams was born on March 25, 1938 to John (Tiny) Larkin and Alice (Sowers) Larkin.
Ann joined the USAF in 1955 where she met and fell in love with Earl R Connors (now deceased) and married. Ann chose to leave the Air force to complete a family with Earl in 1957.
Ann was the first female Police officer in Lee's Summit, Missouri serving on the LS Police department reserves. (LATE 70'S). Ann worked for 30 years as a Loss Prevention officers for Wards and Ventures before retiring in the late 80's.
In the early '90's Ann choose to move from Lee's Summit to Osceola for her retirement. There she found many new friends and fell in love with the community. She enjoyed her Hummingbirds, her large ponds and all the deer that came to visit her pond.
As a country girl she loved fishing, boating and hunting. But Ann spent most of her days, cooking for anyone and everyone!
She traveled as often as she could with friends and family. Cruising brought her the greatest joy.
Proceeded in Death: parents, her siblings; Patricia Horton of Lees Summit, Missouri, Michael Larkin of Lexington, Missouri, Tere Larkin of Liberty, Missouri, son; Jon R Connors of Lowery, Missouri, Husband: James McWilliams
Survivors include her children; Glenn A Connors, Jennifer Connors-Kershaw & husband David, Michael S Connors, Clint P Connors and stepsons, Jim McWilliams, Ed & wife Anita, her brother Tim Larkin of Atlanta Georgia, 8 grandchildren, 5 great grandchildren.
Arrangements have been entrusted to Vansant-Mills Funeral Home in Clinton, Missouri.
To send a flower arrangement or to plant trees in memory of Ann Connors-McWilliams, please c
Halliburton Earns Promotion
El Dorado Springs pursuit enters Vernon County, suspect located by K9 team
Chief Schiereck, of the El Dorado Springs Police Department said that while an officer was conducting a routine welfare check, the suspect fled the scene, causing minor injuries to one of his officers.
The pursuit entered into Vernon County, where Deputies responded for assistance. Deputies located the vehicle in a field to the South of 54 highway and 2100 road and deployed its K9 Unit. Vernon County Sheriff Jason Mosher said Miller was located by the K9 and taken into custody without incident.
Miller is being held in the Vernon County Jail for outstanding warrants for Burglary in the 2nd Degree, Possession of Controlled Substance, and Resisting Arrest on $10,000 bond. Additional charges are pending with the completion of the investigation.
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