Sherry Alkire, 81

 From the Schowengerdt Funeral Chapel and Crematory . . . Sherry Alkire, age 81 of Adrian died Wednesday, August 19 at her home. A celebration of life service will be 2 p.m. Wednesday, August 13 at the Schowengerdt Funeral Chapel. Visitation prior to service from 1 - 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Schowengerdt Chapel. Contributions to the American Cancer Society. Online condolences www.schowengerdtchapel.com She is survived by her husband, David Lee Alkire, of the home, 2 sons - John Edward Pemberton (Cheryl) and James Lee Pemberton (Mary), 2 daughters – Bonnie Faye Morris (Jerry) and Sherry Anne O’Neill (Pat), 11 grandchildren, 22 great grandchildren, 1 great, great grandchild on the way, 3 sisters – Debra Henderson (Frank), Diane Meek (John), Martha Bowles (Ron), other relatives and a host of friends. That’s Sherry Alkire with celebration of life service 2 p.m. Wednesday, August 19 at the Schowengerdt Funeral Chapel in Butler.

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Calling ALL Amsterdam Jubilee Queens

 The Amsterdam Jubilee is already gearing up for a day full of activities for their community, and guests from the surrounding towns.

 They are asking for previous  Amsterdam Jubilee Queens from 1979 to 2024 to register on the Amsterdam Jubilee Facebook page.

 The Jubilee will honor your time served as the Jubilee Queen on their 50^th Amsterdam Jubilee Anniversary .

 The  2026 Jubilee is set for Saturday September 26^th .

 More details later….. for now,  all past queens are invited to make plans to ride in the Amsterdam Jubilee parade.

 See their Facebook page for more details and to leave your name.

 

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Florence Arbogast 69

 

Florence Marie Arbogast, 69 of Hume, Missouri passed away Sunday, August 9, 2026 at the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City, Kansas.  Cremation, with services and burial pending at the moment.  Arrangements entrusted to Mullinax Funeral Home, Butler (660-679-0009).  Messages of condolence may be left for the family and friends at www.mullinaxfuneralhome.com.

 

Florence Marie Bright Arbogast was born July 13, 1957 in Foster, Missouri.  The daughter of Alvin and Thelma Wyant Bright.  She grew up in the Foster and Rich Hill area, attending Rich Hill schools and graduating in 1975.  She was united in marriage to Norval Arbogast in 1982.  Three sons were born to this union, Jon Howard, Alvin Joseph, and Fabian. 

Marie worked for Avon in the 1980’s, then for Walmart as a cashier, before becoming a CNA and working at various nursing homes in the area.  Always bringing a smile to the faces of her patients.  She had a love for music, and would listen to it often, especially the Beatles and Janis Joplin.  She was a talented guitar player and would often share that gift.  Marie also enjoyed history and was always pulling out family photo albums and digging into the family genealogy.

 

Marie was preceded in death by her parents, husband Norval Arbogast in 2024, and by her infant son Jon Howard Arbogast in 1984.  She is survived by her sons, Alvin Arbogast of Hume, MO., and Fabian Arbogast and Fiancé Abigail of Richards, MO., along with a treasured grandson, Victor Rae Arbogast. 

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Dean Myers 43

 

Dean Myers, 43 of Butler, Missouri passed away Monday, August 10, 2026 at his home in Butler with loved ones by his side.  Cremation, with a Celebration of Life Service to be held at a later date.  Arrangements entrusted to Mullinax Funeral Home, Butler (660-679-0009).  Messages of condolence may be left for family and friends at www.mullinaxfuneralhome.com.

 

Dean Allen Myers was born July 16, 1983.  He grew up in the Kansas City area and worked most of his life as a mechanic specializing in tire repair.  He seemed to know how to work on or fix just about anything.  Dean’s greatest love was for his daughters, Mariah, Paeton, and Keylea, along with his grandchildren.  He also enjoyed watching the KC Chiefs, and Royals.  When he wasn’t spending time working, or with family he could be found fishing or hunting, no matter the weather.  He found his greatest peace on a boat with a fishing pole.  When he could no longer fish he would be watching it on tv. 

 

Dean is survived by his girlfriend Angela Rusher and her family of Butler, MO., his daughters Mariah, Paeton, and Keylea Myers all of Independence, MO., along with his grandchildren, and by his mother Florence Gilchrist, brother Jimmy Gilchrist, and sister Alicia Porter, his nieces, nephews, and extended family members and friends.

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Missouri State Fair Queen 2026

 

Miss Tess Bauer Crowned 2026 Missouri State Fair Queen

Miss Tess Bauer, of Saint Charles, was named the 2026 Missouri State Fair Queen in a ceremony held yesterday, Thursday, Aug. 13. Miss Bauer received the highest score of 32 contestants vying for the title in the two-day competition held in the Mathewson Exhibition Center. Miss Bauer will reign over the remaining State Fair events and be an ambassador for the State Fair and Missouri agriculture throughout the coming year.

Miss Bauer is 19-years-old and is the daughter of Doug and Lori Bauer. She attends the University of Missouri and entered the pageant as the 2025 Miss St. Charles County. As Queen, she will receive a $2,000 scholarship to continue her education.

Miss Bauer is looking forward to meeting new people at the Fair. Her favorite activity at the Fair is the Tony Perryman Memorial Rooster Crowing Contest. She has exhibited various projects in the 4-H and FFA Buildings and is excited to spend time with her family at the Fair.

Participants in the queen pageant were judged in multiple areas including interview, speech, talent and evening gown.

Miss Mallory Reed was named first runner-up and will receive a $1,000 scholarship. Second runner-up went to Miss Bella Baker, who will receive a $750 scholarship. The third runner-up honor went to Miss McKenna Claborn who will receive a $500 scholarship, and the fourth runner-up honor went to Lorelai Kuecker who will receive a $350 scholarship.

Recognition plaques went to contestants ranking highest in each of the four competitive categories: Miss Jalynn Hoover received top ranking in Interview; Miss Reed received top ranking in Speech; Miss Bauer received top ranking in Evening Gown; and Miss Haylee Williams received top ranking in Talent.

The 2026 Missouri State Fair continues through Aug. 23 in Sedalia. Find more information through the Fair’s website and social media accounts.

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Papinville Annual Picnic September 26

 HISTORY OF PAPINVILLE 1673 TO 1820

This week the time line will start about the explorers that we have records on that came to this part of Missouri. The first explorers were the Frenchmen. The time line will begin.

1673 Pere Marquette, a Frenchman explored two Indian villages. The Great Osage and the Little Osage.

1715 French explorers reached the Big Osage River (area of  Bates County).

1785-1794 Fort Corondelet was built

1801-1802 Chief Pawhuska visits Thomas Jefferson and went to New York Missionary Society to see if they could get missionaries to come and educate their people.

1806 Zebulon Pike visited the Little Osage site. This site was located on the south side of the Osage River which is now Vernon County. The Grand Osage site was located on the north fork of the Osage River which is known as the Marais des Cygnes River.

1816 William Waldo was sent to be the agent to trade with the Osage Indians.

1816 William Waldo was a government interpreter at a factory on the Marais des Cygnes River what is now Papinville.

 

 

1820 Pawhuska (known as Chief White Hair) son of Chief Pawhuska the great, went back to Washington to ask president Monroe if he could send them some help to educate his people.

 Next week the time line will be about Harmony Mission 1821 to 1858 starting of the border and Civil War in Papinville. Papinville has a lot of history. We have to keep history going so the next generations will know the history of the area. If any one is interested in this history you are welcome to join our association. The map at the bottom of this time line is a map of The Land of the Osage. It gives you an idea as to where the two villages were located. Until next week.

Submitted by       Phyllis Stewart

 

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Missouri State Fair Sea Lion Show Cancelled

 

Sea Lion Splash shows cancelled for the 2026 Missouri State Fair

Due to a recent traffic accident, the Sea Lion Splash shows have been cancelled for the 2026 Missouri State Fair. While several individuals sustained injuries, we are grateful to report that there were no fatalities. The sea lions were immediately evaluated by licensed veterinarians and have been confirmed to be in excellent health.

 

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Amsterdam Jubilee

 It’s never too early to start thinking about the Amsterdam Jubilee. This year marks the 50^th Anniversary of Jubilee. The event is set for Saturday September 26^th and they are now reaching out to local vendors to reserve your booth for the Jubilee. Booths with electricity will be $25.00 and without electricity the booth will rent for $15.00. Load up your homemade crafts, homemade foods, and get ready for the Amsterdam Golden Jubilee 2026. Contact Tabitha Vunovitch for details and to pay your rental fee. 660-200-5566 that number again 660-200-5566. Amsterdam Jubilee 2026

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Shirley Ruth ( Zumbrunnen) Fischer age 87

 Shirley Ruth (Zumbrunnen) Fischer, 87, of Appleton City, Missouri, passed away peacefully on August 8, 2026.

         Shirley was born February 17, 1939, near Prairie City, Bates County, Missouri, to Christian and Sophia (Lee) Zumbrunnen. She was baptized on March 12, 1939, and confirmed on October 14, 1951, at Evangelical and Reformed Church in Prairie City, Missouri. Her confirmation Bible verse was Acts 4:12: “Neither is there salvation in any other: for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved.” Her faith in her Lord and Savior remained a central part of her life.

         After graduating from Rich Hill high school in 1957, Shirley worked at Great Lakes Pipe Line in Kansas City and Security Bank in Rich Hill.

         On August 16, 1959, Shirley married Earl James Fischer at Zion Lutheran Church in Prairie City, Missouri. Together they built a loving home and raised their family. Shirley was a devoted wife, mother, and grandmother who cared for her family and served her church and community.

         Shirley was a wonderful cook; her family was especially fond of her crescent rolls. Summers were spent gardening, canning, and helping her children prepare for the fair. She generously shared her time and talents as a 4-H project, club, and community leader.

         Shirley’s faith and love for her Savior were evident throughout her life as she faithfully used the gifts God had given her to serve and bless others. She served as church pianist and organist for over forty years. She was an active member and officer of Zion Ladies Aid and willingly gave her time and talents to support the church and christian dayschool in many ways.

         Shirley’s greatest joy was her family. She especially cherished her grandchildren and great-grandchildren and was always willing to babysit as long as she was able. Her home was a place of faith, love, good food, laughter, and hospitality. She treasured the time spent with her family and created many memories that will remain with them.

         After her children were out of school, Shirley worked as a receptionist and bookkeeper at Dr. Lanyon’s dental office in Butler. Shirley and Earl also enjoyed traveling together and took many trips after retirement.

         Shirley was preceded in death by her parents, Christian and Sophia (Lee) Zumbrunnen; her brother, Gerald Zumbrunnen and two brothers who died in infancy; her parents-in-law, Alfred and Elsie Fischer; her brother- and sister-in-law, Hubert and Liz Fischer; and her great-granddaughter, Avery O’Farrell.

         Shirley is survived by her loving husband of 67 years, Earl Fischer, of the home; her children, Denise (Gary) O’Farrell, Jeffrey (Sheila) Fischer, Debbie (Ricky) Boin, and Jerrell (Jill) Fischer;

her grandchildren, Adam (Jamie) O’Farrell, Kevin (Kristin) O’Farrell, April (Don) Schartman, Krista (Chadd) Greenlee, Brandon (Kelly) Fischer, Michael (Katie) Boin, Megan (Robert) Chester, Taylor (Kellen) Lippold, and James (Gwen) Fischer; and her great-grandchildren, Reagan, Rylee, Liam, Hayden, Owen, and Colin O’Farrell; Shane Brown; Noah Schartman; Brody, Jackson, and Carys Greenlee; Beau and Grace Fischer; Beckham and Declan Boin; and Caden and Kylie Chester. She is also survived by her sister-in-law, Martie Zumbrunnen, and a host of nieces and nephews.

         Shirley will always be deeply loved by her family and friends. Her quiet faith, generous heart, loving care, and devotion to her family and church touched countless lives. She will be greatly missed, but her memory will be cherished by all who were blessed to know her.

Shirley Ruth Fischer

 

February 17, 1939 – August 8, 2026

Age:  87 Years, 5 Months, 22 Days

 

SERVICE

Zion Lutheran Church

Prairie City, Missouri

Wednesday, August 12, 2026

10:00 a.m.

 

VISITATION

Zion Lutheran - Parish Hall

Prairie City, Missouri

Wednesday, August 12, 2026

9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.

 

OFFICIANT

Pastor Jeffrey Kyler

 

INTERMENT

Zion Lutheran Cemetery

Prairie City, Missouri

 

MEMORIAL

Zion Lutheran Church

 

 

 

 

Web site location:  www.hillandson.net

Hill & Son Funeral Home, Appleton City, Missouri

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State Fair concert and event tickets

 

Buy Your State Fair Concert and Event Tickets Now! Tickets to all Missouri State Fair concerts and events are on sale to the public now, while supplies last. This includes all concerts and events in the State Fair Grandstand, presented by CFM Insurance, the Governor Michael L. Parson Arena, and the Governor’s Ham Breakfast. These tickets will be available through Etix.com and by phone 1-800-514-ETIX/1-800-514-3849. Tickets are available for purchase at the Missouri State Fair Box Office, located on the Fairgrounds in Sedalia. The Box Office is open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Aug. 10-12 and 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily during the Fair, Aug. 13-23.  STATE FAIR GRANDSTAND The State Fair Grandstand, presented by CFM Insurance, is the venue for eight concerts, two tractor pulls, and one auto race this year. Children two and under are free to reserved Grandstand concerts, but must sit on adult’s laps. Ticket prices do not include Fair gate admission. THURSDAY, AUG. 13 – BAILEY ZIMMERMAN WITH CHANDLER WALTERS, 7:30 p.m., $65-100 (pit is sold out), with fireworks, sponsored by Missouri S&T, and drone show, sponsored by Mainline Services & VisitMO.com, following the show. FRIDAY, AUG. 14 – THE ALL-AMERICAN REJECTS WITH JOYCE MANOR, 7:30 p.m., $35-50, with fireworks, sponsored by Missouri S&T, and drone show, sponsored by Mainline Services & VisitMO.com, following the show. SATURDAY, AUG. 15 – RUSSELL DICKERSON WITH ATLUS, 7:30 p.m., $35-50, with fireworks, sponsored by Missouri S&T, and drone show, sponsored by Mainline Services & VisitMO.com, following the show. SUNDAY, AUG. 16 – MSF SHOOTOUT TRUCK & TRACTOR PULL - MISSOURI ASSOCIATION CHAMPIONSHIP TRUCK & TRACTOR PULL, 12 p.m. & 6 p.m., $15-40. MONDAY, AUG. 17 – PRO PULLING LEAGUE STATE FAIR SHOOTOUT, 7 p.m., $15-40. TUESDAY, AUG. 18 – THREE DOG NIGHT & LITTLE RIVER BAND, 7:30 p.m., $35-50. WEDNESDAY, AUG. 19 – SKILLET WITH TENTH AVENUE NORTH, 7:30 p.m., $35-50. THURSDAY, AUG. 20 – NATE SMITH WITH TYLER BRADEN AND JOSH ROSS, 7:30 p.m., $40-55, with fireworks, sponsored by Missouri S&T, and drone show, sponsored by Mainline Services & VisitMO.com, following the show. FRIDAY, AUG. 21 – RICK ROSS WITH YING YANG TWINS, TWISTA & MURPHY LEE, 7:30 p.m., $55-70, with fireworks, sponsored by Missouri S&T, and drone show, sponsored by Mainline Services & VisitMO.com, following the show. SATURDAY, AUG. 22 – LITTLE BIG TOWN WITH WALKER MONTGOMERY, 7:30 p.m., $65-80, with fireworks, sponsored by Missouri S&T, and drone show, sponsored by Mainline Services & VisitMO.com, following the show. SUNDAY, AUG. 23 - 2026 POWRi 410 SPRINT CARS, B MODIFIEDS AND SUPER STOCK RACES, 6 p.m. hot laps; 7 p.m. 15-lap B-feature and 30-lap A-feature, $10-30. GOVERNOR MICHAEL L. PARSON ARENA The Governor Michael L. Parson Arena will host a variety of events including rodeo, military exhibits, animal races, jousting and bull riding. Children five and under are free to all events in the Parson Arena. Ticket prices do not include Fair gate admission. DAILY, AUG. 13-23 – OPEN TO FAIRGOERS, FREE, all ages, hours will be 11 a.m. - 3 p.m, no event ticket required THURSDAY, AUG. 13 – OPENING CEREMONY, RIBBON CUTTING & HAYDEN PLAZA DEDICATION, 11 a.m., FREE, all ages, no event ticket required THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, AUG. 13-14 – INTERNATIONAL PRO RODEO ASSOCIATION, 6 p.m., $15 (up to $20 with fees) adult/$8 youth (ages 6-12) (up to $13 with fees)/free kids 5 and under SATURDAY, AUG. 15 – INTERNATIONAL PRO RODEO ASSOCIATION, 6 p.m., $20 (up to $25 with fees) adult/$10 youth (ages 6-12) (up to $15 with fees)/free kids 5 and under SUNDAY, AUG. 16 – MILITARY APPRECIATION DAY EXHIBITS, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., FREE, all ages, no event ticket required MONDAY & TUESDAY, AUG. 17-18 – HEDRICK'S ZEBRA, CAMEL, OSTRICH, EMU & DUCK RACES, 6 p.m., FREE, all ages, no event ticket required WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, AUG. 19-20 – KNIGHTS OF VALOUR JOUSTING SHOW, $10 (up to $15 with fees) adult/$5 youth (ages 6-12) (up to $10 with fees)/free kids 5 and under FRIDAY, AUG. 21 – NATIONAL FEDERATION OF PROFESSIONAL BULLRIDERS, $15 (up to $20 with fees) adult/$8 youth (ages 6-12) (up to $13 with fees)/free kids 5 and under SATURDAY, AUG. 22 – NATIONAL FEDERATION OF PROFESSIONAL BULLRIDERS, $20 (up to $25 with fees) adult/$10 youth (ages 6-12) (up to $15 with fees)/free kids 5 and under SUNDAY, AUG. 23 – OPEN TO FAIRGOERS, FREE, all ages, hours will be 11 a.m. - 3 p.m, no event currently scheduled  GOVERNOR'S HAM BREAKFAST The 2026 Governor’s Ham Breakfast is a traditional gathering of Missouri elected officials, leaders in agriculture and supporters of the Missouri State Fair. The Breakfast features Missouri country cured ham and other Missouri Grown products. Tickets are $50 per plate and includes Aug. 20 gate admission to the Fair. The 2026 Missouri State Fair, themed “Show-Me Stars & Stripes,” is Aug. 13-23, in Sedalia.

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Adrian Optimist Monday Night Bingo Jackpots for August 17th

 Enjoy Monday Night Bingo weekly from the Optimist Building in Adrian. The doors open at 5pm with food and concession selections from the kitchen.

Bingo starts promptly at 7pm, so grab your friends and family and head to Adrian every Monday night for an evening of fun and excitement!

You must be 16 years old or older to play bingo.

This week’s jackpots for Monday night: 08-17-2026

Hot ball:   1250.00

Blackout:  750.00

King of Diamonds will pay: 7313.00

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What's Up by Leroy Cook

 What's Up  by LeRoy Cook  August 10, 2026

Suggested Banner: Out With The Old, In With The New

 

Now that we’ve settled into the second week of August, cooler temperatures have begun to alternate with the 100-degree heat, so some flying took place on the nicer mornings. Now it’s the fog season, when taking off at dawn runs the risk of running into ground fog forming as the sun comes up. Keep an eye on the spread between temperature and dew point; if it’s less than three degrees, it might fog in.

 

Of the few aircraft seen going in and out last week, we saw a nicely-restored Beech T-34 Navy Trainer from the 1950s on the ramp. Jacob Moser was up from Nevada in his Citabria 7ECA and Tom Bowles flew down from Kansas City in his Cessna Turbo Skylane RG. A couple of Piper Archer trainers were in as well.

 

When it comes to retiring aging Air Force airplanes, it appears that the T-1A Jayhawk is next on the list. Back in 1993, the USAF bought a bunch of Beechjet 400’s from Beech Aircraft, once known as the Mitsubishi 300 before Beech bought the type. They were used to train bombardiers and navigators out of Vance AFB in Oklahoma. Now they are going to use ground-mounted flight simulators to do the job of the Jayhawk jets, which I’m sure will be eminently satisfactory.

 

Also going away at the end of last month was the Navy’s last C-2A Greyhound ship-to-shore airplane, in service since 1966 shuttling cargo and people back and forth to aircraft carriers. The Grumman C-2A turboprop took over the job of the Grumman Tracker piston-engine COD (carrier onboard delivery) airplane. Now the COD mission will fall to the V-22 Osprey tilt-rotor aircraft, with a checkered safety record and no ability to be stored on a hangar deck.

 

Are you ready to invest in a four-seat electric airplane? A Colorado oufit called Cosmic Aerospace is now taking $2500 deposits for its proposed Cosmic One, which is supposed to fly in 2028 and start deliveries in 2029. Powered by six “electric propulsors” (whatever that is), it’ll fly at 250 knots, have two hours of endurance and can be recharged in 30 minutes. Step right up, folks, they’re gonna be selling fast…

 

Last Monday, United Aircraft in Russia flew its Yakovlev MC-21-310 airliner for the first time, an attempt to produce an all-domestic 737-size airplane to avoid the parts and support problems with the Ukraine War sanctions imposed on Western equipment. Based on an earlier Yak design, the new plane has all-Russian engines, landing gear, avionics and other systems. An initial batch of 18 units is being produced for certification.

 

Also making an first appearance on Friday was the first new U.K.-produced Britten-Norman BN-2B Islander utility plane, a design dating from 1965 as a small-route 10-seat airliner with fixed landing gear and 250-hp piston engines. Built on the Isle of Wight off the English coast, the first of the rejuvenated Islanders is going to the Falkland Islands air service.

 

In last week’s column, we wanted to know where Lockheed Aircraft Co.’s famous “Skunk Works” secret division got its name. Reader Rodney Rom figured it was from a smelly plastics plant next door to Lockheed’s special-projects division, which was where the P-80 Shooting Star jet fighter was built during WW-2. For next week’s brain-teaser, tell us what kept the Browning .50-caliber machine guns in wartime bomber and fighter planes from overheating during extending firing, at 6600 rounds per minute. You can send your answers to [email protected].

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Patrick Gains of Butler, Missouri was arrested in connection with an Internet Crimes Against Children

 On August 6, 2026, 34-year-old Patrick Gains of Butler, Missouri was arrested in connection with an Internet Crimes Against Children investigation conducted by the Bates County Sheriff's Office Detectives, who are assigned to the Western Missouri Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force (WMICAC). Gains has been charged with four felony counts of Possession of Child Pornography (possessing more than 20 images or one video/film) and is currently in custody on a $500,000.00 cash-only bond.

The investigation began after the Bates County Sheriff's Office received a cybertip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) flagging more than 200 images of apparent child pornography​. A months long investigation led to Gains being identified as the suspect.

On August 6, 2026, a search warrant was served at Gains' residence in Butler, Missouri, with assistance from the Missouri State Technical Assistance Team (STAT). Multiple electronic devices were seized during the search, and numerous images were discovered. These devices will undergo forensic analysis, and investigators expect to ammend charges to reflect additional images and videos once the analysis is complete.

WMICAC is spearheaded by the Cass County Sheriff's Office and includes personnel from agencies within Bates, Cass, Henry, Johnson, Lafayette, Pettis, and Saline Counties. It operates as an affiliate of the Missouri Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force (MOICAC).

The Bates County Sheriff's Office extends its thanks to the Missouri STAT team for providing the equipment and resources that assisted with this case. Regarding the operation, Sheriff Anderson stated, "Bates County continues to take steps to keep our community and children safe, and places the safety of our future generations at the top of the priority list. Combining efforts with multiple agencies and maintaining a working relationship with those agencies is what makes operations like this a success."

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Happy Anniversary

 

Happy Anniversary Derailed Commodity of Butler Celebrate 59 years with Derailed Commodity of Butler during  their Anniversary Sale, happening August 1st through September 30th! Save 10% on vinyl plank, carpet, and sheet vinyl flooring. Save 15% on all in-stock furniture and wall art. Plus, save 25% on all area rugs to complete your space! Stop by Derailed Commodity open  Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., and Saturday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Check out this sale and more on the Derailed Commodity Facebook Page.

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Sound Adjustments

 The 92.1 Country listening audience has been experiencing extreme fluctuation in the sound of our broadcast from airing the  Brownfield programs and top of the hour World News, and then making the transition back to music and commercials. Temporary adjustments have been made but we are not back to 100 percent normal range. New Equipment has been ordered to repair the problem. Be patient with us as we wait for our engineer and the new equipment. 92.1 KMOE Radio Station.

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