Podcasts now available on Bates County Live!

We've talked about it and we finally did it- podcasts of sporting events and more are now available on Bates County Live.

Simply click the Podcasts link on our home page the select the program you would like to listen to. Depending how your media player is set up, either the program will begin playing when you click on it or you can download the file to put on your portable player (iPod, etc.) or computer desktop. If you have iTunes installed, you can use it to listen to the Podcasts, too.

We hope you enjoy the Podcasts- they will primarily be sporting events that are broadcast on FM 92 the Bullet.

Our first Podcast is available now, the Butler vs Sherwood football game played last night and many more will be added as we go into the Fall sports season.

QuickTime player works well to play the mp3 files. If you would like to install it for free, click here.

If you have questions or comments contact us at bateswire@hotmail.com.

News from Adrian Lanes

Adrian Lanes

Your Local Recreation Center

BOWLING NEWS

Through October 22,  2011

Handicap Travel League

Westchester 85.5-34.5

Plunkett Bowl 77.0-43.0

Jesters House 67.5-52.5

Adrian Lanes 2 58.5-61.5

Capri Bowl 57.0-63.0

Windsor Lanes 52.5-67.5

Strike Zone 47.0-73.0

Adrian Lanes 1 35.0-85.0

    Next: Butler Nov 20

Neighborhood Pride Commission October 29th

We all live here… we all need to pitch in and help…. The neighborhood pride commission has selected some abandoned lots, city right of way, ditches, weeds, brush and fallen trees that need to be cleaned up. As a community we need your help…. Volunteers are needed for this week-ends ,cleanup projects. Call Bob Conley if you, your church, your organization or club wants to volunteer to help clean up debris around the Butler area. Volunteers will meet at 9 am Saturday October 29th for the morning cleanup crew…. The afternoon crew will met at noon. If you will call Bob to volunteer, the more people he knows will participate the more projects he can schedule.. call 660-679-3514 meet at the parking lot on the North side of the old Butler High school, which is East of the police station. Rain date is November 5th. Take pride in your community and volunteer for the Neighborhood Pride Commission clean up date October 29th. They need volunteers with gas weed eaters, chain saws, rakes, hedge trimmers, loppers, pickups, work gloves and a strong back with community pride. Volunteer contact number is Bob Conley 660-679-3514. That number can be found on the 921kmoe.com website.

-courtesy FM 92.1 the Bullet

Hayrides this weekend to benefit Adrian Food Pantry

12 year old Sam Mager is offering Halloween Hayrides this weekend to benefit the Adrian Food Pantry. Go South on Kentucky street in Adrian to Skyline Drive:

Area accidents send three to hospital

Friday morning around 8 a.m. two Drexel women were injured in a single car accident on A Highway about three miles West of Archie. An Eastbound 2000 Pontiac driven by Ashley Davis, 22, traveled off the right side of the roadway, overcorrected, returned to the right side of the roadway into a ditch and struck a culvert. Davis and a passenger, Mallory Mager, 19, were transported to Research Hospital in Kansas City with moderate injuries.

Last night around 10:20 p.m. two Rockville residents received minor injuries in an accident at the intersection of CR 230 and CR 1501 when the 1998 Isuzu driven by Thomas L. Evans, 54, of Rockville traveled off the right side of the roadway and struck a tree. Passenger Sheila A. Prater, 43, also of Rockville was transported to Ellett Memorial Hospital in Appleton City for treatment.

Vehicles in both accidents were a total loss.

Friday night football scores

Butler 17, Sherwood 14

Rich Hill 43, Appleton City 13

Midway 28, Drexel 14

Adrian 33, Cole Camp 20

Osceola 27, Archie 21 (OT)

Butler vs Sherwood varsity football on line now

Tonight the Butler Bears face Sherwood at Deaton Thomas Field in Butler. Hear the game on line now at http://70.243.253.88:8000/listen.m3u

We do ask local folks to tune to FM 92.1 to save bandwidth for those outside the listening area.

From the desk of Senator David Pearce

Things That Go Bump In the Night

As we head further into the fall, there are a number of activities going on in the surrounding community to keep in mind. Previously, we have discussed safety tips for hunting, which is one of the biggest activities this time of year for citizens of all ages. But another event lurking around the corner with its candy bag open and waiting for treats is Halloween. As we prepare our children and ourselves for this fun-filled tradition, let’s try to make sure we make this a safe holiday for all our little costumed goblins.