Monthly report from the Harrisonville Police Department

Out of the 1,780 calls for service we received in October, 1,320 of them were for Harrisonville Police Department. The remaining calls for service were for either the Harrisonville Fire Department or Harrisonville Animal Control.

Since cooler weather and shorter days are here- it's a good reminder to keep porch lights on, secure your homes and vehicles, check on your neighbors and drive carefully as the leaves (and deer) start moving. A connected community is a safer community, and your participation plays a vital role.

Reminder: Harrisonville Board of Aldermen meeting tonight

MEETING: The Board of Aldermen will hold their 1st November meeting tonight at 6 p.m., in the Council Chambers at City Hall, with a Work Session and Closed Session to follow.

Video of the meeting is available on the City’s YouTube channel. LINK >> https://bit.ly/3x0tFwY

To view the agendas for tonight's meetings, visit >> https://harrisonvillemo.portal.civicclerk.com/

REMINDER: This is the first Monday of the month, so please avoid parking in the American Legion parking lot, as they will also have a meeting tonight.

BCSO seeks wanted subject

 

The Bates County Sheriff’s Office is looking for this subject that fled from Kansas in pursuit.

The subject was last seen in the area of NE County 2763 and NE State Route 18 (Adrian, MO). Subject is a white male, red hair, scruffy beard, large ears, 5’9, medium build and is approximately 38 years old.

Call the Bates County Sheriff’s Office if you see the subject.

Windy but slightly warmer the next couple of days

 

Looking at tomorrow (Tuesday), notice that east Kansas / west Missouri is wedged right between low pressure in Wyoming/SD, and high pressure over the southeastern U.S.

This sets up a strong pressure gradient making it WINDY Tuesday afternoon.

Expect winds out of the south / southwest, and gusting between 26-30mph.

-Greg@660weather

Obituary - Robert Majors

 Robert “Bob” Eugene Majors, 66, Walker, MO passed from this life on Sunday, November 2, 2025 at Research Medical Center in Kansas City, MO.

    Memorial services will be held at 3:00 p.m. on Sunday, November 9, 2025 at the First Baptist Church in Schell City, MO. The family will receive friends from 1-3:00 p.m. prior to the service at the church.

     Memorials are suggested in his name to Vernon County Cancer Relief c/o Ferry Funeral Home in Nevada, MO.

Patience pays off for youth hunter

 

Myla Nieder, pictured here with her father Brandon went out opening morning with her bow and saw a dandy buck however, it was too far away. 

"That's not going to happen again!" she proclaimed to her family and hence, returned that evening with a rifle and claimed this dandy buck.

Not done yet, she's now waiting for a doe to finish filling the freezer.

The Museum Minute

 

Family Care Clinics sponsoring food drive

 When Bates County Memorial Hospital physicians Drs. James Miller and William Joyce, Jr. suggested a community food drive at a recent staff meeting, their colleagues immediately embraced the idea. Together, staff from the hospital’s Family Care Clinics and Surgical Clinic volunteered to coordinate the effort, making it easy for the community to give and support both the Food Pantry and Carpenter’s Cup.

With the current government shutdown creating hardship for many families, both organizations are uncertain how to plan ahead and are concerned about keeping their shelves stocked.

Community members can help by donating non-perishable food items for the Food Pantry or Carpenter’s Cup, or by making a monetary donation to Carpenter’s Cup.

Checks may be made payable to Carpenter’s Cup. Cash or check donations can be given to:

Tricia Cook, High Street Family Care Clinic (706 S. High Street, Butler)

Crystal Dizney, Nursery Street Family Care Clinic (617 W. Nursery Street, Butler)

Carol Stroud, Surgical Clinic (615 W. Nursery Street, 2nd floor, Butler)

Every contribution counts and thank you! For more information, call 660-200-7102.