Sunday, February 2, 2025

Class action lawsuit filed in Montrose contamination case

Following a lawsuit filed in mid January by William (Bill) and Sue Steward of Clinton, Mo alleging that fly ash stored on the former Montrose power plant property has contaminated soil and groundwater on their property, other residents have joined the cause resulting further legal action.

As of January 31st, it was announced the that class action lawsuit has been filed in Henry county and is open to anyone who lives within a 10 mile radius of the former Montrose power plant property as well as anyone else who believes they have health issues related to toxins found in that area.

The three local firms who are assisting with the class action suit are Cason, Edgett, Mahan & Lutjen; Cover & Hilton; and Johns Mitchell, Duncan & Lowe. 

Mid America Live will continue to provide additional details as they are made available.

Win an Isaiah Pacheco jersey while helping Lily’s House



Unseasonably warm the next few days

 


After a high today in the mid 60's we'll enjoy an even warmer day tomorrow before we slowly daytime temps creep closer to the 30's by Valentines Day. Get out and enjoy it!

Saturday, February 1, 2025

YMCA gym & fitness center set to come to Butler

 

As exact details are yet to be released, it has been confirmed that there are intentions to build a YMCA fitness center/gym in Butler to be located near the Aquatic Center on south Parkview street.

Mid America Live will be speaking to those behind the effort in coming days to get a timeline as well as indemnities to be included in the project.

Stay tuned!


Nevada Tigers Royalty crowned

 



Nevada Tiger Ella Heathman was crowned 2025 court warming Queen during halftime festivities last night. Congratulations!

Waiting for the warmth

 


After a high today of about 57 we should see partly cloudy skies and mid-ish 60's the next couple of days. Enjoy!

BCMH honors Megan Reno

 


This week we say goodbye to Physician Assistant Megan Reno, who has been a valued member of the Nursery Street Family Care Clinic team since 2017. Megan’s dedication, skill, and compassion have made a lasting impact on both our patients and staff. Her commitment to providing excellent care and her positive, caring presence will be truly missed.

As Megan moves on to new adventures, we want to extend our heartfelt thanks for her years of service and the difference she has made in so many lives here at Bates County Memorial Hospital. Megan, we wish you all the best in your future endeavors. You will always be part of our famil
y!

-Courtesy Bates County Memorial Hospital

Friday night basketball scoreboard

 

Boys:

Montrose/Ballard 49
Appleton City 52

Lone Jack 45
Drexel 41

Lamar 57
Nevada 70

Games today

Archie & Adrian

Girls:

Climax Springs 21
Appleton City 40

Rich Hill 42
Drexel 38

Games today 

Butler & Archie
Wheatland & Montrose/Ballard



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