Monday, July 29, 2019
Have you seen this person?
Nevada Police are attempting to locate Derick Cartwright.
Derick currently has a City of Nevada Municipal warrant for his arrest.
He is also a person of interest in another ongoing investigation being conducted by detectives.
If you know the whereabouts of Derick Cartwright please contact the Nevada Police Department at 417-448-2710.
Need a shot in the arm?
If your student is entering Kindergarten, 8th grade or college, we can help you check off the required immunizations from your back-to-school list.
Schedule your child for one of two scheduled vaccine clinics on August 8 and August 15. For your convenience we are offering evening hours between 5:00 and 7:00 p.m. Vaccine Clinics will be held at the High Street Family Care Clinic, located at 706 S. High in Butler.
Student must have commercial insurance. Appointments are required. Schedule your child today by calling 660-200-3627.
When missiles were a part of life in our backyards...
For those of us who grew up in the Southwestern and West-central regions of Missouri during the Cold War, the possibility of nuclear annihilation was an unnerving constant as 150 silos such as this one were scattered in an arc across the region, with the majority being closer to the Kansas border.
While this is a dramatic example due to the missile itself is being installed, the small square area of a silo's location marked with its ubiquitous 12-15 ft high chain-linked fence were/are not hidden. They seemed to randomly appear and are/were a common occurrence while driving through this rural area.
Today, some have been abandoned due to various treaties, while others have had their missiles removed and replaced with updated versions.
The example depicted here carried multiple nuclear warheads with a very high rate of accuracy of over 8,000 miles. After reentering the Earth's atmosphere, each warhead would be traveling at around 15,000 miles per hour at detonation. -courtesy Jason Stump
Read more about Minuteman Missiles in Bates County here https://batescountynewswire.blogspot.com/p/history-of-bates-county-articles.html
Butler Police Department Activity Report 7/22-7/28-2019
07/22/2019
Vandalism call 600 block of W Park
Vandalism report 200 N Delaware
Well being check Mill and Delaware
Theft report S 71 Storage
Keep the peace Wal-Mart
Disturbance City pool
Animal complaint 400 W Pine
Trespassing call 2 Dove Lane
07/23/2019
911 medical 113 S Fulton
Theft report 100 block of E Pleasant
Attempt to locate Disturbance 817 S Birch
Animal complaint 400 block of N Delaware
07/24/2019
Animal complaint 200 block of N Maple
Warrant service Main and Chestnut
Theft report 300 block on N High
Well being check Cedar Lane
Open door 400 block of S Delaware
07/25/2019
Vandalism Butler High School Football field
Vandalism report 200 block of Country Club
Vandalism report S 71 Storage
Vandalism report South Park
Accident Lyons and Nursery
Disturbance Wix lane
Sexual assault report
Disturbance 409 S Fran
Report of 2 male subjects urinating on porch 600 block of S Main
07/26/2019
Assist DFS Fran Apts
Theft report 300 block of W Ohio
Property damage Taco Bell
Warrant service Main and Dakota
Alarm Casey’s
07/27/2019
Disturbance Butler Center
Medical assist 700 block of N Havanna
Traffic assist
Attempt to contact
Disturbance 400 block of S Main
Well being check 400 block of S Delaware
07/28/2019
Keep the peace
Attempt to locate
Possible prowler 400 block of N Fulton
911 Hang up 300 block of N Delaware
Cooler week ahead!
It's a little muggy out there now, but humidity will start dropping this afternoon, and will result in a very pleasant evening.
Cooler temperatures follow for midweek and our upcoming rain chances are mostly at night.... so if we could do something about these mosquitoes, it would look like a great week to be outside!
Sunday, July 28, 2019
Nevada Speedway set for action August 3rd
This coming Saturday August 3rd, a full weekly race program for our six classes featuring the Mini Stocks, Pure Stocks, Street Stocks, Midwest Mods, B-Mods, and Late Models!!
Remember drivers who have not raced with us this season, there is NO track registration fee, just the $35 pit pass to race!
Gates are scheduled to open at 4:30pm, Driver Pill Draw Cutoff at 6:30pm, Hot Laps at 7:00pm, with Racing to be underway at 7:30pm.
General Admission will be just $10 for Adults, $5 for Kids ages 6-12, and Kids under 6 are FREE as always.
Pit Passes are $25 for Adults, $35 for Drivers, $15 for Kids ages 6-12, and Kids under 6 are FREE as always.
We hope to see you here this coming Saturday at Nevada Speedway!
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This past weekend we had excitement in every class, from seeing new faces in victory lane, to a driver collecting his 100th feature win in his career!
In the Mini Stock division, Kyler Girard picked up his first feature victory over his brother, Dakota, and his father, Richard. Kyler makes the third different winner to victory lane in the Mini Stock class this year.
In the Pure Stocks, Shawn Hendren would add his third victory in that class for the year. Jerry Wheeler would finish second, collecting his seventh top five finish of the season. Norman Mackley, Corey Cagle, and Tommy Joles rounded out the top five finishers.
In the Street Stocks, Shawn Hendren would double up with another feature win, this being his third win in the Street Stock thus far. Billy Shadden would take home second place, this being this third top five finish of the year, as the previous weeks winner Jeremy Willard took third.
In the Midwest Mods, Matthew Hendren would visit victory lane for the first time in a Midwest Mod. Broc Rose, who had fire under the hood in the heat race, would start tail back in the feature and finish in the second spot, collecting his third top five of the year. His first time visiting the track this season, Fort Scott's Eric Atwood would take home third place over Carter Brownsberger, who collected his first feature win earlier this season. Cody Myrtle, climbing into a race car for the first time this season, would take home fifth place, making this his third top five of the year.
In the B-Mod division, Jerry Morgan would go back-to-back after collecting the win the previous week. Morgan continues his hot streak, collecting his third overall victory of the year. Brayton Skaggs would finish second in the feature, making this his fifth top five of the year, who also has one feature win this season. Matt Rose would finish third, who also chalked off his fifth top five finish of the year and has two feature wins. Justin Amick continued his good finishes with a fourth place finish and taking home his third top five finish. Darren Roberts would finish fifth in the feature event.
Bates County Sheriff's Office attempting to locate
The subject has active warrants and was interrupted while possibly committing a theft.
A car was towed from the scene and he is possibly looking for a ride or to steal a vehicle. Lock all vehicles in this area.
If you see anything please contact the Bates County Sheriff's Office at 660-679-3232.
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