Tech fees are $25 per student in grades 6-12 ($10 per student qualified for free/reduced lunch). Only 2 students per household will need to be paid for; fees for additional students living in the same household will be waived.
Friday, August 2, 2024
Butler High school registration information
Registration starts next week! Online registration MUST be completed before students receive their schedule, lockers, or parking passes. You may pay tech fees online through the portal or in person with cash or check.
City of Harrisonville electrical improvements
WORKING FOR YOU: Each day this week, the City of Harrisonville Electric staff have been replacing/setting utility poles throughout our community.
Work was completed on Eastwood Road and on S King Avenue at Ann.
These electric improvements stabilize our infrastructure and play a vital role in keeping power on during severe storms, like the storm that brought dangerous winds through Harrisonville on Wednesday night.
Work was completed on Eastwood Road and on S King Avenue at Ann.
These electric improvements stabilize our infrastructure and play a vital role in keeping power on during severe storms, like the storm that brought dangerous winds through Harrisonville on Wednesday night.
Harrisonville woman injured in Benton County crash
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The Missouri State Highway Patrol says the accident occured when the north bound 1998 Ford F-150 driven by a 70 year old Kenneth Chance of Windsor, Missouri failed to yield, pulled into the path of, and struck an east bound 2019 Hyundai Tucson driven by a 66 year old Thomas J. White of Harrisonville, Missouri.
An occupant in the 2019 Hyundai Tucson was injured in this crash. A 71 year old Pamela A. White of Harrisonville, Missouri sustained minor injuries and was taken by EMS to Golden Valley Memorial Hospital.
View crash report below:
Osage Valley Electric Cooperative to Hold 86th Annual Meeting in New Format
Signage and employees will direct member traffic through the pole yards at both locations for registration, voting, and receiving a gift. We ask those attending the drive-thru format to bring your registration slip from the August Rural Missouri magazine. A $20 electric credit will be given to all members participating in the drive-thru meeting.
Online participation for the OVEC Annual Meeting will also be available again this year from August 10-20, 2024, for those unable to attend the drive-thru format, or for those choosing the convenience of online voting. Online voters will receive a $20.00 bill credit on their electric account also. Check our website www.osagevalley.com or Facebook page for a link to the online voting portal during August 10-20, 2024.
All drive-thru and online members registering will also be eligible for additional prizes and electric credit certificates through a drawing. All electric credits for members registering, and for prize winners, will be applied to the members’ September 1, 2024, electric bill.
The Cooperative’s 2023 Annual Meeting minutes, the 2024 Official Annual Meeting Notice, the Financial Report, the President’s Report, and bios on the incumbent directors, running uncontested this year, are available for member review in the August Rural Missouri edition, on our website, and on our Facebook page.
Online participation for the OVEC Annual Meeting will also be available again this year from August 10-20, 2024, for those unable to attend the drive-thru format, or for those choosing the convenience of online voting. Online voters will receive a $20.00 bill credit on their electric account also. Check our website www.osagevalley.com or Facebook page for a link to the online voting portal during August 10-20, 2024.
All drive-thru and online members registering will also be eligible for additional prizes and electric credit certificates through a drawing. All electric credits for members registering, and for prize winners, will be applied to the members’ September 1, 2024, electric bill.
The Cooperative’s 2023 Annual Meeting minutes, the 2024 Official Annual Meeting Notice, the Financial Report, the President’s Report, and bios on the incumbent directors, running uncontested this year, are available for member review in the August Rural Missouri edition, on our website, and on our Facebook page.
An abbreviated business meeting will be held by the board of directors immediately following the drive-thru portion of the Annual Meeting on August 22, 2024, from 4-6pm. Directors will be present at both offices and will utilize a zoom meeting to conduct the business meeting.
Ellett Memorial Hospital Scam Alert
Please know that we will never ask for citizenship or drivers license information via phone.
If you receive a call asking for any personal information, please do not give this. You can call us directly to find out if we truly need any additional information.
Informational Post from the Harrisonville Police Department
We have received multiple calls that on 8/1/24, at about 10:30 p.m., there were several either gun shots or fireworks in the area of Bird Avenue, Twin Oaks Drive, and Meadowlark Drive.
At this time we do NOT have any evidence that the public is in immediate danger, no reports of anyone injured, and no reports of property damage. Officers are still looking into the incident.
If you have information on who was involved in the incident, please call dispatch at 816-380-8940. Thank you.
If you have information on who was involved in the incident, please call dispatch at 816-380-8940. Thank you.
125th District State Representative Dane Diehl helps Cedar County
In discussions with leaders in his district for much needed items, 125th District State Representative Dane Diehl found a need for improved communications for emergency services in Cedar County.
During this year’s budget process, Dane proposed a line-item appropriation for communications equipment in the county. With cooperation of the House, Senate and Governor’s office, it was approved to provide $550,000.00 for this equipment. With the cooperation and foresight of Governor Mike Parson, he signed and approved this line item.
Through the Governor’s leadership and good standing of the state, investment in projects like this are possible, and critical for future developments across Missouri. Currently, the Sheriff, County Fire Chiefs, EMS, Emergency Director and County Commissioners are determining the path forward. This will enhance all emergency services in the county to provide better service to our citizens.
Pictured are: Back Row: Kenneth Thornton, Presiding Commissioner, Sheriff James McCrary, El Dorado Springs Fire Chief Bob Floyd Front Row: Ted Anderson, Southern Commissioner, Don Boultinghouse, Northern Commissioner, Stockton Fire Chief Kenny Daniels, State Representative Dane Diehl
Through the Governor’s leadership and good standing of the state, investment in projects like this are possible, and critical for future developments across Missouri. Currently, the Sheriff, County Fire Chiefs, EMS, Emergency Director and County Commissioners are determining the path forward. This will enhance all emergency services in the county to provide better service to our citizens.
Pictured are: Back Row: Kenneth Thornton, Presiding Commissioner, Sheriff James McCrary, El Dorado Springs Fire Chief Bob Floyd Front Row: Ted Anderson, Southern Commissioner, Don Boultinghouse, Northern Commissioner, Stockton Fire Chief Kenny Daniels, State Representative Dane Diehl
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