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Friday, July 12, 2024
Way to go Jedidiah
2024 Bates County Fair Royalty crowned this evening
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| 2024 Bates County Fair Royalty crowned this evening We would like to congratulate the 2024 Bates County Fair Royalty from left to right in the photo: Princess Rylee Carpenter daughter of Kristal Carpenter of Adrian, Little Miss Bates County Henli Wendleton daughter of Henry and Kelli Wendleton of Butler, Little Mister Bates County Stetson Colin son of Casey and Whitney Colin of Adrian and Queen Rachel Dugan daughter of Ross and Alisa Dugan of Butler - Staff photo |
Garden City man seriously injured in Cass County motorcycle crash
The Missouri State Highway Patrol says the accident occurred when the southbound 1993 Honda Shadow driven by 23 year old Ryan C. Medlock of Garden City, Missouri struck a pothole in the roadway and ejected the rider.
Mr. Medlock sustained serious injuries and he was transported by ambulance to Cass Regional Medical Center for treatment. He was issued two citations 1.) Driving while intoxicated 2.) Driving while revoked/ suspended.
View crash report below:
Happy Retirement Donna!
Her family came to wish her well with gifts, cake, punch, cards and a parting gift from EMH, a voucher for 2 to a Chief's home game, we think she kind of liked...
We lamented on her years with EMH and how she had touched everyone lives and thanked her for being an professional Respiratory Tech to all her patients and an outstanding person and friend. She will always have a place in our hearts.
Her musical instruments, Halloween costumes, her artistic talents will be missed as well. Congratulations Donna, enjoy !!
Obituary - Joyce Sandra Hitch
Joyce S. Hitch, 83, of Harrisonville, Missouri, passed away Wednesday, July 10, 2024 at Crown Rehab and Healthcare Center in Harrisonville.
Joyce was born August 6, 1940 in Clinton, Missouri, a daughter of Charles Russell and Mildred Louise (Sidwell) Crawford. She spent her early years in Independence, MO and was a 1958 graduate of Van Horn High School. After high school, she received her bachelor’s degree from Southwest Baptist University in Boliver, Missouri.
Joyce was united in marriage to Roger H. Hitch on April 23, 1966 in St. Joseph, Missouri, and they lived in Independence for a few years before moving to Lee’s Summit, MO. Joyce was a realtor and had worked for First Star Real Estate Co. in Lee’s Summit for 15 years until her retirement. Joyce had lived in Harrisonville since 2018.
Joyce was preceded in death by her parents, and her husband, Roger Hitch, on July 28, 2014. She is survived by her son and daughter-in-law, Lyle and Melissa Hitch, Harrisonville, and four grandsons: Nathan Hitch, Garrett Hitch, Camryn Hitch and Dylan Hitch.
Obituary - Diane M. Noble
Diane was born December 12, 1955 in Harrisonville, MO, a daughter of Robert Scott and Connie Irene (Trog) Knox. She was a lifelong Harrisonville resident and a 1974 graduate of Harrisonville High School.
Diane was united in marriage to C. W. Noble on July 13, 1973 by Rev. Joe Brewster at the Freeman Baptist Church in Freeman, MO. Diane was a bookkeeper and secretary and had worked for JE Dunn, Hon Heating and Cooling, and Sherwood Heating and Cooling.
Diane is survived by her husband, C.W. Noble, of Harrisonville; her son, Joe Noble, of Harrisonville; four grandchildren, and many other relatives and friends.
Name revealed for BCMH Infusion Center
Bates County Memorial Hospital is pleased to announce the now completed infusion center will be named Dr. Curtis W. Long, MD and Gay L. Nissen, RN Infusion Center in recognition of generous contributions by Dr. Long through the Bates County Community Health Foundation to improve cancer care and other infusion services for Bates County and surrounding communities. The Long-Nissen Infusion Center will open for patient care on July 17, 2024.
BCMH has been hard at work on the project over the past year to provide infusion treatments to more patients. When renovations were nearly completed, Dr. Long approached BCMH and the Foundation with his desire to make a significant donation to the infusion center. Dr. Long wanted to help others in the community with his contribution, and he wanted to include Gay Nissen in the name of the Infusion Center to honor her for 40+ years serving patients as his assistant nurse.
"We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Long for his generous donation to the infusion center,” said Greg Weaver, CEO at BCMH. “His contribution, along with the support of our other esteemed donors, plays a crucial role in advancing our mission to provide exceptional care and support to our patients. Your generosity empowers us to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those we serve. Thank you for your unwavering support and commitment."
“Over the past 15 years our Outpatient Services and infusions have grown tremendously,” said Ann Donnohue, RN, Outpatient Specialty Clinic Manager. “A big part of our growth has come from the local community's support including patrons, past physicians, nursing staff, Bates County Community Health Foundation, and our hospital’s Board of Directors. Throughout the building project, many of us have said, 'it takes a village.' Some may take this statement lightly, but it is the truth. Without the support of our community and staff, this vision could not have become a reality. We will be able to continue our growth by providing outpatient IV antibiotic therapy, allergy
injections, injections and infusions for various disease processes and preventative medication management, as well as chemotherapy and immunotherapy. Being able to provide quality treatments and therapy to our community locally is our goal at BCMH. We are so thankful for Dr. Long and his lifetime commitment to the Bates County community, his generous donation will help support our continued efforts to keep healthcare local and close to home.”
BCMH invites the public to the Open House for the Dr. Curtis W. Long, MD and Gay L. Nissen, RN Infusion Center on Sunday, July 21 from 2:00 to 4:00 pm. The Long-Nissen Infusion Center is located at 615 W. Nursery Street in Butler, with access through the Emergency entrance. To learn more, visit www.bcmhospital.com, or send an email to info@bcmhospital.com.
SM posts/short statements:
In recognition of Dr. Curtis W. Long’s donation to the Bates County Community Health Foundation for cancer care expansion at Bates County Memorial Hospital, BCMH is pleased to announce the new area for infusions will be named the Dr. Curtis W. Long, MD and Gay L. Nissen, RN Infusion Center
Miami County Kansas Sheriff's Office scam alert!
A caller is stating they are a representative with the Miami County Sheriff’s Office. They state the person they are calling has a warrant for failing to appear for jury duty or other reasons.
They tell the person to go to a kiosk to deposit money to clear the warrant. This is a scam. Anytime you get a call from someone claiming to be law enforcement and wanting money that is a good indication the call is a scam.
We will never call and ask for money, or tell anyone they have a warrant. If you receive this call, just hang up.
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