What's Up by LeRoy Cook

 

The Museum Minute

 

Corey's Comments from City Hall

 

Butler Carpenters Cup Back to school program

Need to sign your kids up for backpacks and school supplies?? It's not too late. The deadline to sign kids up is July 26th. 

If you have items or money to donate, please bring to either the Carpenters Cup or to the Bates County Health Center. Walmart and Dollar Tree are taking donations, so just look for the box!! 

Please share this post or tell people to sign their kids up. This includes all Bates County school districts, Adrian, Ballard, Butler, Hume, Miami, and Rich Hill.

Ellett Memorial Hospital July Employee of the Month

We would like to congratulate Rob Coskey who is Ellett Memorial Hospital in Appleton City's July Employee of the Month!!

Rob is a person who will go out of his way to make sure everyone feels special. He always lend a hand regardless of what department has a need, help restocking supplies, fixing broken equipment or just taking out the trash.

He is always ready to help with any activities in the community and loves the holiday activities in the green suit.... He is always considerate of patient's feelings and explains to them as they can better understand. 

With many years experience, Rob has been with EMH EMS as a Paramedic since August 2016 and we value his expertise, professionalism, and love his dedication.

Rob is a valued asset, family guy, co-worker/friend and once again we say Congrats Rob!

Butler FFA does well in Bates County Fair Poultry Show

Bates County Fair Poultry Show Results

Reece Lawson-
Grand Champion Best in Show
Champion Bantam
Champion Home Hatched
Champion Senior Showman

Dara Ramage-
Reserve Other Fowl
Reserve Senior Showman

Kole Tarvin-
Champion Other Fowl

Corporal Dylan Bell has been named the 2023 Officer of the Year for the Harrisonville Police Department

We are excited to announce that Corporal Dylan Bell has been named the 2023 Officer of the Year for the Harrisonville Police Department!

The award was presented to Cpl. Bell at the Board of Aldermen meeting on July 1.

Lt. Kincaide spoke about Cpl. Bell's leadership, perseverance and unwavering will to serve and protect the Harrisonville community. Kincaide spoke about how Bell advanced his knowledge and understanding of the law enforcement field, while also taking on new responsibilities, as he has received certifications as both a Field Training Officer and a Firearms Instructor. 

Kincaide said Bell makes every effort to serve the community with professionalism, politeness and kindness; setting a standard for all in law enforcement.

We are so proud of the leadership and dedication Cpl. Bell has shown over the last year, and are honored to have him represent both our department and the entire community!

Parker's Party Sunday August 4th