The Harrisonville School District has been honored as a 100% district with Project Lead The Way (PLTW). This means that the district provides Project Lead The Way opportunities for all students, grades K-12. PLTW provides hands-on STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) learning. Harrisonville is one of only 45 districts in the State of Missouri that are designated as 100%.
November 6, 2017
Suspicious Activity – Rich Hill
Traffic Stop – Adrian
Agency Assist – Butler
Stranded Motorist – Rich Hill
Speak To Officer – Rich Hill
Paper Service – Adrian
Paper Service – Butler
Ambulance Request – Hume
Suspicious Activity – Virginia
Speak To Officer – Archie
Follow Up – Virginia
Brush Fire – Adrian
Suspicious Activity – Drexel
November 7, 2017
Abandoned Vehicle – Amsterdam
Alarm Call – Amsterdam
Ambulance Request – Adrian
Follow Up – Archie
Theft/Stealing – Ballard
Speak To Officer – Butler
Speak To Officer – Butler
Ambulance Request – Adrian
Speak To Officer – Butler
Speak To Officer – Butler
Trespassing – Amoret
Panhandling/Begging – Rich Hill
Paper Service – Rich Hill
Paper Service – Foster
Traffic Stop – Adrian
Traffic Stop – Amoret
November 8, 2017
Traffic Stop – Butler
Suspicious Activity – Adrian
Suspicious Activity – Drexel
Ambulance Request – Hume
Paper Service – Butler
Paper Service – Butler
Paper Service – Butler
Follow Up – Archie
Speak To Officer – Rich Hill
Trespassing – Adrian
Theft/Stealing – Foster
Paper Service – Butler
Dfs Assist – Appleton City
Ambulance Request – Butler
Traffic Stop – Drexel
Traffic Stop – Adrian
November 9, 2017
Traffic Stop – Adrian
Suspicious Activity – Adrian
Paper Service – Hume
Paper Service – Hume
Paper Service – Foster
Paper Service – Butler
Paper Service – Adrian
Paper Service – Adrian
Paper Service – Adrian
Paper Service – Virginia
Paper Service – Adrian
Paper Service – Passaic
Paper Service – Adrian
Paper Service – Adrian
Attempt to Locate – Adrian
Traffic Stop – Adrian
Paper Service – Rich Hill
Paper Service – Adrian
Paper Service – Adrian
Paper Service – Adrian
Suspicious Activity – Adrian
Traffic Stop – Butler
Traffic Stop – Adrian
November 10, 2017
Traffic Stop – Butler
C&I Driver – Adrian
Agency Assist – Butler
Pedestrian Check – Rich Hill
Speak To Officer – Adrian
Traffic Stop – Adrian
Alarm Call – Butler
Traffic Stop – Butler
Follow Up – Butler
Paper Service – Rich Hill
Paper Service – Hume
Traffic Stop – Butler
Traffic Stop – Adrian
Attempt to Locate-Adrian
Speak to Officer – Butler
Suspicious Activity – Adrian
November 11, 2017
Traffic Stop – Butler
Traffic Stop – Butler
Alarm Call – Adrian
Paper Service – Butler
Paper Service – Butler
Paper Service – Butler
Paper Service – Adrian
Paper Service – Adrian
Paper Service – Adrian
Paper Service – Adrian
Paper Service – Adrian
Paper Service – Virginia
Paper Service – Adrian
Paper Service – Adrian
Paper Service – Rich Hill
Paper Service – Rich Hill
Paper Service – Adrian
Paper Service – Hume
Paper Service – Foster
Animal Call – Rich Hill
Paper Service – Butler
Pedestrian Check – Rich Hill
Stranded Motorist – Butler
Paper Service – Foster
Juvenile Problem – Adrian
Traffic Stop – Adrian
Suspicious Activity – Drexel
November 12, 2017
Traffic Stop – Rich Hill
Traffic Stop – Rich Hill
Traffic Stop – Rich Hill
Paper Service – Foster
Paper Service – Hume
Paper Service – Rich Hill
Traffic Stop-Butler
Paper Service – Adrian
Animal Call – Amoret
Traffic Stop – Butler
Animal Call – Rich Hill
Careless and Imprudent – Rich Hill
Traffic Stop – Adrian
Speak To Officer – Adrian
Traffic Stop – Rich Hill
Ambulance Request – Adrian
Suspicious Activity – Adrian
Agency Assist – Pappinsville
Appleton City High School Winter Sports Meet and Greet – November 17
The Appleton City High School Winter Sports Meet and Greet for the Junior Varsity and Varsity Girls and Boys Basketball and Cheerleading teams will be at 6pm on Friday, November 17th in the Appleton City High School Gym. Admission to the Meet and Greet is canned goods or personal hygiene items to be donated to the West Central Food Bank. The Winter Sports Meet and Greet is sponsored by the Appleton City Athletic Boosters, and it will include free pulled pork sandwiches with chips and a drink.
Community First Bank’s Open House – November 17
The Appleton City branch of Community First Bank will host an Open House on Friday, November 17th from 9am to 3pm. The staff at Community First Bank in Appleton City invites their customers to come in and enjoy some refreshments. Community First Bank is celebrating their 20th Anniversary and wishes to express their gratitude and appreciation to all of their customers.
Appleton City Ministerial Alliance Thanksgiving Service – November 19
All are invited to the Appleton City Ministerial Alliance Thanksgiving Service on Sunday, November 19th at 7pm. It will be hosted by Trinity United Methodist Church with Pastor James Damon of River of Live Church providing the message Come join them as they give thanks to God together.
Appleton City Library’s Bake Sale – November 21
The Appleton City Library will have a Bake Sale on Tuesday, November 21st at the library beginning at 8:30am and going until all baked goods are sold.
Appleton City High School Junior Class Bake Sale – November 22
The Appleton City High School Junior Class Bake Sale to raise funds for prom all-nighter will be held November 22nd in front of Food Fair from 7:30am to 12pm (noon) or until all items are sold. If you need something for a Thanksgiving Dinner, come by and help support the Appleton City Junior Class. The bake sale will feature many baked goods as well as homemade noodles and lots of other great food items.
FarmHouse Kitchen Thanksgiving Dinner – November 23
FarmHouse Kitchen will serve Thanksgiving dinner on November 23rd at 11am. The menu includes turkey, ham, mashed potatoes and gravy, green beans, cranberry relish, hot roll and desert. Reservations can be made from 11am to 1pm by calling 476-2300. Reservations are appreciated, but walk-ins are welcome. FarmHouse will be closed for lunch on Friday, November 24th and will re-open for regular house on November 26th starting at 11am.
Sumo’s Pub Closed for Thanksgiving – November 23
Sumo’s Pub will be closed on Thanksgiving (November 23rd) during the evening, but they will re-open on Friday, November 25th at 5pm.
Round Prairie Baptist Church’s Annual Christmas Program – November 24
Round Prairie Baptist Church will have their Annual Christmas Program on November 24th at 6:30pm. This year’s theme will be “When He Came”, and it will be followed by a light supper.
Knights of Columbus Annual Germantown Turkey Shoot – November 28
The Montrose Knights of Columbus will hold their Annual Germantown Turkey Shoot on Sunday, November 26th starting at 10am at the Germantown Ball Field. There will be a youth shoot hourly. Tickets are $3 each, and those who purchase their tickets in advance will be entered into a drawing to win $100 cash. Tickets are available in Appleton City at Dr. Payton’s office, Fennewald Plumbing, or any Knights members.
Decorate Your Store Front and Windows Contest – December 1
Appleton City Main Street Vision announces the Decorate Your Store Front and Windows Contest. For businesses, they are asking that you participate in displaying holiday decorations in your store front. If your business is not on Main Street and you wish to participate, let Karol Stephan know so that the judges see everyone. As for any organizations or groups who would like to participate, there are vacant window fronts that can be adopted. If there are any businesses who do not want to participate, they are asked to put their store front up adoption by contacting Karol Stephan. Judging will be based on creativity of decorations, light displays, etc. Money will be paid out to the top three store fronts. The prize money will be as follows: 1st – $75.00, 2nd – $50.00, and 3rd – $25.00. All participants are asked to have their decorations completed by December 1, so they can show a festive spirit to all who come to Appleton City for Christmas in the Country. If you have questions, feel free to contact Karol Stephan at 660-476-2232.
1st Annual Appleton City PTO Holiday Shopping Extravaganza – December 2
The 1st Annual Appleton City PTO Holiday Shopping Extravaganza will be held on Saturday, December 2nd from 9am to 2pm at the Appleton City Elementary Gym. There will be a variety of vendors setup and ready to share their holiday specials. If you are interested in being a vendor, contact Jennifer Hawkins at jenniferhawkinstriplehfarm@gmail.com or 417-359-3846. Also, follow the AC Elementary PTO Facebook page, and you will find additional vendor and event information. There will be hourly door prizes, and the event is free of charge for the community to attend. Donations will be accepted, as this event will be the kickoff to a two year campaign of adding a shade structure to the Appleton City Elementary playground.
Hudson Hustler’s 4-H Club’s Annual Loaded Baked Potato Bar – December 2
The Hudson Hustler’s 4-H Club will once again be hosting its Annual Loaded Baked Potato Bar at the Appleton City School cafeteria from 10am to 1pm on Saturday, December 2nd in conjunction with Christmas in the Country activities. Baked potatoes will be $6 each. Pre-order and carry-out options are available. If you would like to pre-order, contact Kalie Dains at 660-464-0699. For more information contact Jamie O’Farrell at 660-492-3573 or Jennifer Hawkins at 417-359-3846.
Appleton City Library’s Open House – December 2
The Appleton City Library will have an Open House on Saturday, December 2nd at Christmas in the Country from 9am to 12pm (noon). A raffle will be held that day with the drawing happening at 11am. Raffle tickets are $1 each or 6 for $5. You may purchase raffle tickets from any Library Trustee or from the library. Winners will be able to win $100 gift card, $25 gift certificate,and other awesome items.
Hudson’s R-IX’s Annual Christmas Program – December 6
Hudson R-IX’s Annual Christmas Program will be held on Wednesday, December 6th at 7pm in the multi-purpose building.
Red Cross calls for blood donors before the holiday season
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (Oct. 19, 2017) — With the busy holiday season approaching, the American Red Cross encourages donors to give blood now to help ensure a sufficient supply for patients this winter.
Between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day, many regular donors delay giving due to holiday activities and travel. This often decreases the amount of donated blood available for patients. More donations are needed in the weeks leading up to the holidays to help stock the shelves for patients like Emily Bratton. After the birth of her first child, she received several units of blood.
Give patients in need another reason to be thankful – make an appointment to give blood. Download the free Red Cross Blood Donor App, visit redcrossblood.org or call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767).
Upcoming blood donation opportunities Nov. 1-15
Bates County
Adrian date and location
11/14/2017: 1 p.m. – 6 p.m., Optimist Building, S Business 71 Highway
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11/12/2017: 9 a.m. – 3:15 p.m., Springfield Blood Donation Center, 313 E. Battlefield, Ste B
11/13/2017: 11:45 a.m. – 5:15 p.m., Springfield Blood Donation Center, 313 E. Battlefield, Ste B
11/14/2017: 11 a.m. – 5:15 p.m., Springfield Blood Donation Center, 313 E. Battlefield, Ste B
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Henry County date and location
Clinton
11/3/2017: 8 a.m. – 2 p.m., Clinton High School, 1106 S Second St
11/9/2017: 12 p.m. – 6 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, 220 E. Franklin
11/10/2017: 11 a.m. – 5 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, 220 E. Franklin
Vernon County date and location
Sheldon
11/3/2017: 12 p.m. – 5 p.m., Sheldon Baptist Church, 102 Commercial Street, Second and Commercial
