Friday, September 1, 2023
BCMH welcomes new Orthopedic Surgeon
Born and raised in Harrisonville, Mo., Dr. Travis grew up in a family of doctors. Both his father and his uncle are primary care physicians in Harrisonville and have served the Cass and Bates County areas for over 30 years.
Dr. Travis said, “I am collaborating with Dr. Danny Carroll, who also services BCMH and the surrounding areas, and I view him as a mentor who provides the highest quality of care to all his patients. I am proud to help serve the community I grew up in and to provide the best quality of care to those patients in need.”
Dr. Travis practices general orthopedics including spinal conditions which includes degenerative joint disease of the shoulder, hip, knee, acute fracture care both pediatric and adult, sports injuries both pediatric and adult, compressive neuropathies (carpal tunnel and cubital tunnel syndromes,) ligamentous injuries of the knee, low back pain, spinal stenosis, lumbar radiculopathy, neck pain, cervical radiculopathy and cervical myelopathy.
He is an avid Royals, Chiefs, and KU Jayhawks basketball fan and enjoys spending time with his family, including nieces and a nephew, as well as hunting and fishing.
See more about Dr. Travis: https://www.bcmhospital.com/tyson-travis-do/ For appointments, call 660-200-7006.
Semi truck rollover accident in Cedar County
The driver of the truck wasn't injured and clean up took several hours.
Photos courtesy of the El Dorado Springs Fire Department
Obituary - Charles "Chuck" Wayne Reid, II
Chuck was born on June 17, 1945 at Research Hospital in Kansas City, MO, the son of Charles Wayne Reid and Marjorie (Chaffin) Reid. He attended Peculiar Elementary School and graduated from Raymore-Peculiar High School in 1963. A lifelong resident of Peculiar, he spent his entire life as a farmer on the family farm two miles east of Peculiar where he raised cattle.
Chuck was a member of the Peculiar Lions Club and an active member of the First Baptist Church of Peculiar. He started raising polled Hereford cattle as a young man and amassed a large herd. He attended polled Hereford sales and was known all over the country for his extensive knowledge of cattle breeds. He had a production sale on the family farm in 1968, an event of which he was always very proud. He was well known in at the American Royal cattle shows, Missouri State Fair, and other cattle events. He amassed a collection of cattle journals and cattle sale brochures. His large collection of cattle literature has grown to thousands and thousands. He studied the business and knew most of the cattle herd owners in the Midwest. He studied the cattle history books constantly and people were awed at his knowledge of the subject. He referred to his massive collection of cattle sale books and journals as his museum. He subscribed to hundreds of cattle periodicals. The arrival of his voluminous mail each day was a significant event in his life.
Chuck knew all the prominent and not-so-prominent families in Cass County and prided himself on attending their funeral visitations and being the first person to sign their guest books. He joined the First Baptist Church of Peculiar at a young age and missed very few Sunday morning and Wednesday evening services over his lifetime.
He was preceded in death by his parents and his nephew, Michael John Reid. He is survived by his brother, John Chaffin Reid, and sister-in-law, Cathleen A. Shine of Peculiar; and his niece, Emily A. Reid, of Washington, D.C.
Missouri 8 man football game of the week
Game of the week...
Head on out to Appleton City tonight at 7pm when the Bulldogs host the Archie Whirlwinds in the Missouri 8 Man Game of the Week.
Head on out to Appleton City tonight at 7pm when the Bulldogs host the Archie Whirlwinds in the Missouri 8 Man Game of the Week.
Structure fire early this morning in Amoret
The cause of the fire is under investigation and no one was injured. Mid America Live News will update when more information is made available to us.
Two from Adrian injured in rollover accident near Ballard
The Missouri State Highway Patrol says the accident occurred when the eastbound 2005 Dodge driven by 25 year old Tyler J. Birdwell of Adrian, Missouri traveled off the roadway and struck a sign and utility pole before overturning.
Tyler Birdwell sustained minor injuries and he was transported by ambulance to Bates County Memorial Hospital. A passenger in the vehicle 25 year old Bethany M. Birdwell sustained serious injuries and she was transported by air ambulance to Research Medical Center in Kansas City for treatment.
The vehicle was totaled and towed from the scene of this accident by Adrian Tow.
View crash report below:
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| Photo Courtesy of the Butler Fire Department |
Week 2 Missouri State High School Football Preview
September 1st:
Adrian Blackhawks at Liberty(Mountain View) Eagles
Archie Whirlwinds at Appleton City Bulldogs
Butler Bears at Sherwood Marksmen
Butler Bears at Sherwood Marksmen
Clinton Cardinals at Odessa Bulldogs
Drexel Bobcats at Lockwood Tigers
Maryville Spoofhounds at Harrisonville Wildcats
Midway Vikings at Lone Jack Mules
Miller Cardinals at Stockton Tigers
Mountain Grove Panthers at El Dorado Springs Bulldogs
Nevada Tigers at Reeds Spring Wolves
Northwest Hughesville Mustangs at Osceola Indians
Park Hill Trojans at Ray-Pec Panthers
Pleasant Hill Roosters at Lafayette (St. Joseph) Fighting Irish
Rich Hill Tigers at Jasper Eagles
Windsor Greyhounds at Cole Camp Bluebirds
Winnetonka Griffins at Belton Pirates
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