Month: February 2021

Tonight in the third round of District Championship the Butler Bears took on the Skyline Tigers. Skyline Tigers      took the win tonight with the final score of :

Skyline- 62

Butler- 31

Butler, MO—The staff of Bates County Memorial Hospital voted for their choice of who should represent the hospital as Employee of the Year.  The votes were counted, and Carmen Matter, RN was chosen as the 2020 Employee of the Year.  Carmen began her employment as a Registered Nurse in April, 1997 where she worked on the Med/Surg and Critical Care Units.  In 2000, Carmen transferred to Infection Control. As the hospital’s Infection Control Coordinator, Carmen has been instrumental in providing guidance and leadership throughout the Coronavirus pandemic. Her leadership and support during these challenging times has been critical to the hospital’s efforts in ensuring a safe environment for our patients, staff and visitors. Carmen obtained her Certification as an Infection Preventionist by the Board of Infection Control and Epidemiology in 2016. The hospital is proud to honor Carmen who is very deserving of this recognition. The hospital presented Carmen with an engraved plaque and beautiful floral bouquet. Pictured with Carmen is Greg Weaver, Interim Chief Executive Officer.

The City of Archie’s water tower is experiencing a leak.  To repair the leak, the tower will need to be drained.  The City will have a system in place to continue to provide water to our citizens, with little, or no, interruption.  The pressure may be less than normal, but still be sufficient.  We are hoping that the repair will not take more than a week.  The tower draining and repair will begin on Tuesday, March 2, 2021.  We will post any additional updates or information on our City’s Facebook page, “Archie, MO”, and here on the website.  Thank you for your patience as we strive to continue providing water service to you.

MARK YOUR CALENDAR: Join

Judy Bowman, Mayor of Harrisonville

, Alderwoman Judy Reece and Alderman Dave Doerhoff at 9 a.m. on March 6, as they host a Town Hall Meeting at the

Harrisonville United Methodist Church

.

Due to a burst pipe and flooding in the RCLC, the meeting will be in the sanctuary, directly to your right as you enter the main entrance.

Harrisonville City Administrator Brad Ratliff and members of City of Harrisonville staff will be the guest presenters. Harrisonville City Code Enforcement & Police Department staff will provide guests with an exciting, in-depth look at a new, residential rental-property licensing and inspections/safety program called “Rental Ready”. Harrisonville Staff will also discuss a new, voluntary neighborhood watch program, as they continue their commitment to the safety of our community.

During the event, you will also be able to hear the latest from Harrisonville City Hall and be able to speak with your elected officials. All Harrisonville residents are welcome! Social distancing efforts will be in place and masks will be required.