Monday, August 29, 2022
Fort Scott Fire Department respond to structure fire
Arrived on scene and performed a quick search and rescue. All occupants were out. Fire attack was initiated and under control within the hour.
Crews remained on scene fighting hot spots and salvage. Cause of fire is currently under investigation
Big thanks to Fort Scott police. Bourbon county ems and BBSO for their assistance.
Obituary - Linda Sue Christiansen
Linda was born December 30, 1955, to Melvin Ransier and Louise Chamberlain in Passaic, Missouri. Throughout her life she held many positions and focused on supporting her family. She was dedicated to helping others and was known for her willingness to do anything for anyone who needed it.
As a keeper and collector of things, Linda was known for her love of shopping. She enjoyed vacationing with her family and was willing to try new things. Linda was on her own schedule and was almost always late. Linda is most known for her love of her family. She is a beloved mother, grandmother, and friend and cherished her time with the ones she loved the most.
She is survived by her daughter, Angie Yelton of Lee's Summit, MO; her sons: Shannon Chamberlain of Harrisonville, MO, and Lonnie Green (Jacquelyn) of Pleasant Hill, MO; three brothers: Robert (Debbie) McCullum, Ernie Ransier, Billy Ransier; one sister, Charlene Winn; four grandchildren: Taylor Layman, Jack McIntyre, Tatum Yelton, and Gunner Green; and other relatives and numerous friends.
She was preceded in death by her parents; a brother, David Ransier; and four sisters: Arlene Chamberlain, Kathy Marshall, Mary Ransier, and Carol Burns.
She is survived by her daughter, Angie Yelton of Lee's Summit, MO; her sons: Shannon Chamberlain of Harrisonville, MO, and Lonnie Green (Jacquelyn) of Pleasant Hill, MO; three brothers: Robert (Debbie) McCullum, Ernie Ransier, Billy Ransier; one sister, Charlene Winn; four grandchildren: Taylor Layman, Jack McIntyre, Tatum Yelton, and Gunner Green; and other relatives and numerous friends.
She was preceded in death by her parents; a brother, David Ransier; and four sisters: Arlene Chamberlain, Kathy Marshall, Mary Ransier, and Carol Burns.
Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Bates county until 1:45 p.m.
Severe Thunderstorm Warning including Butler MO, Amoret MO and Foster MO until 1:45 PM CDT
Main concern with these storms is strong wind gusts up to 60 mph. Could also see some quarter-sized hail.
It is time to take shelter if you live in this area.
Main concern with these storms is strong wind gusts up to 60 mph. Could also see some quarter-sized hail.
It is time to take shelter if you live in this area.
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One arrested after assault in Lamar
The victim had suffered from a cut to his neck and was being treated at a nearby hospital with a non-life threatening injury.
The victim had been cut by a knife; he did not know the suspect and the assault appears to have been unprovoked.
The victim had been cut by a knife; he did not know the suspect and the assault appears to have been unprovoked.
Through the officer’s investigation, the suspect was identified as Chloe Crowe, 20, of Lamar, Mo. At the time Crow was located, she was in possession of a vehicle that had been stolen in Barton County.
The Barton County Prosecutor’s Office has reviewed the case and filed formal charges of First-Degree Assault with a bond of $100,000 and First-Degree Vehicle Tampering $10,000 bond. Crowe is currently in custody at the Vernon County jail.
As in the cases of all arrests, charges are based on probable cause and all defendants are presumed innocent unless or until proven guilty in court.
The Barton County Prosecutor’s Office has reviewed the case and filed formal charges of First-Degree Assault with a bond of $100,000 and First-Degree Vehicle Tampering $10,000 bond. Crowe is currently in custody at the Vernon County jail.
As in the cases of all arrests, charges are based on probable cause and all defendants are presumed innocent unless or until proven guilty in court.
Update: Two missing from Osawatomie Kansas State Hospital found
Jamey Anderson, 20, White Female, Green Eyes, Blonde Hair, 5’6” 220lbs wearing dark grey scrubs.
Salvador Reyes III, 18, Hispanic Male, Dark Eyes, Dark Hair, 189lbs and multiple tattoos wearing black t-shirt with deer skull and blue sweatpants.
Mr. Reyes is a patient at the Osawatomie State Hospital and Anderson is an employee with the Osawatomie State Hospital. Both left the Osawatomie State Hospital in Anderson’s vehicle early this morning.
Anderson’s vehicle was located in the area of 287th and Osawatomie Road where a short time later both were taken into custody without incident.
Mid America Live News will update when more information is made available.
Adrian Fire Department 9/11 Ceremony
From Adrian Fire Chief Gary Dizney
The Program will be held in the south end of the Optimist Building.
The Program will be held in the south end of the Optimist Building.
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