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No one is injured and the vehicle sustained minor damages
Tuesday, December 6, 2022
Traffic Alert: One vehicle accident on I-49
Two Inmates Escape The Cass County Jail
Monday evening (December 5th, 2022) two inmates escaped from the Jail at the Cass County Sheriff’s Office.
Deputies with the Sheriff’s Office in cooperation with the United States Marshall’s Service are currently conducting an investigation to locate these individuals. Both subjects were believed to have left the area at that time. Additional information will be provided at a later time.
Sergio Perez-Martinez (43) from Panorama City California, was being held for possession of dangerous drugs.
Trevor Scott Sparks (33) from Kansas City Missouri, was being held on money laundering charges.
As part of the effort, the U.S. Marshals is offering a $5,000 reward for each individual for tips that lead to their capture.
Anyone with any information is urged to contact the Cass County Sheriff’s Office at (816) 380-5200, or call 911.
Deputies with the Sheriff’s Office in cooperation with the United States Marshall’s Service are currently conducting an investigation to locate these individuals. Both subjects were believed to have left the area at that time. Additional information will be provided at a later time.
Sergio Perez-Martinez (43) from Panorama City California, was being held for possession of dangerous drugs.
Trevor Scott Sparks (33) from Kansas City Missouri, was being held on money laundering charges.
As part of the effort, the U.S. Marshals is offering a $5,000 reward for each individual for tips that lead to their capture.
Anyone with any information is urged to contact the Cass County Sheriff’s Office at (816) 380-5200, or call 911.
2022 Marks 10th Annual Food Boxes for Kids Program For The Vernon County Sheriff’s Office
Vernon County Sheriff Jason Mosher started the program in 2013 as a way to reach out to children in the community that could use some extra help during the Christmas Holiday.
“There are some great programs out there providing toys for kids and other kinds of assistance, but we found that a box of food and snacks means a great deal to some of the children out there,” said Mosher.
The Sheriff started the program in 2013 after a small child excitedly told him how much they liked going to school because it was warm there and they had “really good food.”
Mosher said the child had little food in the home and was beyond excited when offered a candy bar. We take a lot for granted throughout life. But for some people, those small things can make a huge impact on their life. Our goal is to help make as many children’s Christmas holiday as good as possible.
While any type of non-perishable food items are excepted, the VCSO is requesting kid friendly food and snacks as donations. These items can include canned soups, chili, SpaghettiOs and other canned foods already cooked. Jars of pasta sauce, Peanut Butter & Jelly, and other items that provide easy meals. Snack items like pudding, candy bars, hot chocolate etc. are also recommended.
Anyone wishing to donate can drop off food at the VCSO or a partner location including Woods Super Market, Dollar General, Sheldon High School and Bronaugh High School. Other locations are expected to be added.
Obituary - Betty L. Ross
Funeral services will be held at 11:00 AM on Wednesday, December 7, 2022 at the Vansant-Mills Chapel in Clinton with visitation from 10:00-11:00 AM prior to the service.
Burial to follow in Englewood Cemetery in Clinton, Missouri. Memorial contributions can be made to Golden Valley Hospice and can be left in care of the funeral home.
Betty Lou Ross was born on 12/29/1935 in Clinton MO to Orval and Etheal Roberts. She spent her childhood in the Deer Creek area and attended elementary school at Bernaugh and Deer Creek schoolhouses. She attended high school in Clinton MO and graduated in 1955.
She began her working career in high school at First National Bank in Clinton MO. She later began working at Sartin Bookeeping which later became Kempker Accounting of Clinton MO and worked there for over 40 years. She performed bookkeeping and tax services for many businesses and residents in the Clinton and surrounding area and enjoyed the friends she made throughout her career. During her retirement she worked part time for Cochran bookkeeping in Clinton MO and was Treasurer for several years at Drake’s Chapel church. Betty was a member of Drakes Chapel church for over 70 years.
Betty married Hal Ross of Clinton MO on 9/29/1956. They spent two years in Clinton until Hal was stationed in the service in Sparta, Wi. Betty and Hal returned to Clinton in 1959 and remained until Betty’s passing. Betty enjoyed attending sprint car racing and looked forward to attending the Knoxville Nationals every year for over 50 years. Her favorite driver was Steve Kinser. The past few years she looked forward to watching World of Outlaws sprint car races live at home with Hal through the internet. Betty was a wonderful cook and looked forward to cooking for her family on any occasion. She was best known for her baking and specifically her apple pie. Betty enjoyed many hobbies including cross stitching, knitting, reading, and gathering pecans with her grandkids for her baking.
Those preceding in death were her parents Oval and Etheal Roberts, her brother Bob Roberts of Windsor,MO, and sister Mary Anna Wareham of Clinton, MO.
Betty is survived by her husband of 66 years Hal of the home, and their two children Richard (Christine) Ross of Osage Beach, MO, and her daughter Carolyn Sanders of Clinton, MO., her three grandchildren, Ericka Ross of Lee’s Summit, MO, Lauren Sanders (Joe Meineker) of Clinton, MO, and Myranda Ross of Columbia, MO. Betty was blessed with one great-grand child Juniper Meineker of Clinton, MO.
Betty is also survived by her brother Orval Lee Roberts of Clinton, MO and Shirley Meyer of Clinton, MO. and also many nieces, nephews, and countless other family and friends. During the last nine months of her life Betty was blessed to also have her Caretaker, Christina Walton of Urich, MO to help her recover from several illnesses and ensure Hal was being taken care of every day.
Betty lived and appreciated life every day. Whether it was her work, family or hobbies she found comfort in being busy most all day every day, much as her mother Etheal set the example.
Arrangements have been entrusted to Vansant-Mills Funeral Home in Clinton, Missouri.
Betty Lou Ross was born on 12/29/1935 in Clinton MO to Orval and Etheal Roberts. She spent her childhood in the Deer Creek area and attended elementary school at Bernaugh and Deer Creek schoolhouses. She attended high school in Clinton MO and graduated in 1955.
She began her working career in high school at First National Bank in Clinton MO. She later began working at Sartin Bookeeping which later became Kempker Accounting of Clinton MO and worked there for over 40 years. She performed bookkeeping and tax services for many businesses and residents in the Clinton and surrounding area and enjoyed the friends she made throughout her career. During her retirement she worked part time for Cochran bookkeeping in Clinton MO and was Treasurer for several years at Drake’s Chapel church. Betty was a member of Drakes Chapel church for over 70 years.
Betty married Hal Ross of Clinton MO on 9/29/1956. They spent two years in Clinton until Hal was stationed in the service in Sparta, Wi. Betty and Hal returned to Clinton in 1959 and remained until Betty’s passing. Betty enjoyed attending sprint car racing and looked forward to attending the Knoxville Nationals every year for over 50 years. Her favorite driver was Steve Kinser. The past few years she looked forward to watching World of Outlaws sprint car races live at home with Hal through the internet. Betty was a wonderful cook and looked forward to cooking for her family on any occasion. She was best known for her baking and specifically her apple pie. Betty enjoyed many hobbies including cross stitching, knitting, reading, and gathering pecans with her grandkids for her baking.
Those preceding in death were her parents Oval and Etheal Roberts, her brother Bob Roberts of Windsor,MO, and sister Mary Anna Wareham of Clinton, MO.
Betty is survived by her husband of 66 years Hal of the home, and their two children Richard (Christine) Ross of Osage Beach, MO, and her daughter Carolyn Sanders of Clinton, MO., her three grandchildren, Ericka Ross of Lee’s Summit, MO, Lauren Sanders (Joe Meineker) of Clinton, MO, and Myranda Ross of Columbia, MO. Betty was blessed with one great-grand child Juniper Meineker of Clinton, MO.
Betty is also survived by her brother Orval Lee Roberts of Clinton, MO and Shirley Meyer of Clinton, MO. and also many nieces, nephews, and countless other family and friends. During the last nine months of her life Betty was blessed to also have her Caretaker, Christina Walton of Urich, MO to help her recover from several illnesses and ensure Hal was being taken care of every day.
Betty lived and appreciated life every day. Whether it was her work, family or hobbies she found comfort in being busy most all day every day, much as her mother Etheal set the example.
Arrangements have been entrusted to Vansant-Mills Funeral Home in Clinton, Missouri.
Obituary - Deborah Kaye Engelbrecht
Funeral services will be held at 11:00a.m. on Saturday, December 10, 2022 at Our Savior Lutheran Church in Harrisonville, MO.
The family will receive friends at the church from 10:00a.m. until the hour of service. Interment will follow at Floral Hills Cemetery East in Lee’s Summit, MO.
Local arrangements are under the direction of Ferry Funeral Home, Nevada, MO.
Local arrangements are under the direction of Ferry Funeral Home, Nevada, MO.
Tuesday High Temperature
Cloudy skies and near normal temperatures expected today. There could be a patch or two of drizzle in the morning. Rain chances increase tomorrow night, going through Thursday.
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