The National Weather Service says that Kansas City has broken the record low for the date with a current temperatures of -7! This breaks the old record of -6 set in 1935.
Good news, we will rebound to the 40's starting later this week:
Tuesday, January 21, 2025
Another cold weather record broken
The National Weather Service says that Kansas City has broken the record low for the date with a current temperatures of -7! This breaks the old record of -6 set in 1935.
Lady Blackhawks have a day of fun and learning in Columbia
On Saturday, three Adrian FFA members traveled to Columbia to compete in the first annual Tiger Cup Floral Design Contest. Seniors Emily McCammon and Addy Nebocat, and Junior Lilly Talley all say they had a great time and learned a lot as their work is seen here.
The morning started with two workshops then ended with a design competition. Emily McCammon placed second and Lilly Talley placed third overall. Courtesy Adrian High School FFA
Adrian Royalty Crowned
Adrian High School 2025 Courtwarming Coronation was held last night before an enthusiastic crowd
King and Queen: Seniors Hank Tenholder and Addy Nebocat
Prince and Princess: Juniors Wyatt Jordan and Ahlissa Messick
Photos and story by Mike Burris, Adrian News Leader
Big win for Harrisonville Wildcats
Last night at home, Harrisonville used a big second half to hand Louisburg a 60-38 loss. Job well done!
Courtesy Louisburg Sports Zone
Harrisonville PD seeks help in identifying subject
If you know who this person is, please contact the Harrisonville Police Department at 816-380-8940.
Dr. Parelman set for retirement
Wishing Dr. Joseph Parelman a happy and fulfilling retirement
After more than 30 years of dedicated service, Dr. Parelman is retiring from providing ophthalmology surgical services at Bates County Memorial Hospital. Since 1990, his expertise in cataract and other eye surgeries has been invaluable to our community, offering patients the convenience of receiving care close to home.
Dr. Parelman’s final day with us was today, January 20, and we celebrated his incredible contributions with a departmental lunch organized by Surgery Dept. Manager Kristie McKee, RN, and a visit from our CEO, Greg Weaver.
Dr. Parelman is looking forward to spending more time in Colorado, enjoying outdoor activities and the next chapter of his life.
Thank you, Dr. Parelman, for your years of service and commitment to the health of our community. You will be missed!
Pictured, from left: Ashley Turner, RN; Amanda Brockman, RN; Kristie McKee, RN, Pam Buff, CST; Joseph Parelman, MD; Greg Weaver, CEO; Andrea Patterson, RN; Amber Brownsberger, RN and Lesli Stark, RN. -Courtesy Bates County Memorial Hospital
Obituary - Marcia Kay Eagleson
Marcia was born in Kansas City and graduated from Turner High School in Turner, KS with the Class of 1967. She, along with her husband Jackie, came to Nevada in 2002. Primarily a homemaker all of her life, Marcia was known as “Mom” to all of her kids’ friends. She enjoyed sewing, crafts, cooking, reading and telling jokes.
Survivors include her daughter, Tammy Claypool, Nevada; a son, Russell Eagleson (Kristi O’Brien), Ft. Wayne, IN; six grandchildren, Olivia Eagleson, Zane Claypool, Cole Claypool, Kaitlyn Claypool, Sadie Claypool and Molly Claypool; sister, Sharon Green (Ron), Ankeny, IA; numerous nieces and nephews; and two great-grandchildren on the way. In addition to her husband Jackie, she was preceded in death by her parents, and her brother, Bradley Wesoloski.
Memorial services will be held at 1:00 p.m. on Saturday, January 25, 2025 at Ferry Funeral Home in Nevada. The family will receive friends from 12-1:00 p.m. on Saturday prior to the service at the funeral home.
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