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Beware and Be Aware!!!

'Tis the season! As we head into the autumn months, deer are on the move at dusk and dawn. Always watch both sides of the roadways and stay aware of your surroundings 🦌👀

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Statewide Winter weather drill set for Oct. 16

JEFFERSON CITY – With winter weather just around the corner, the Missouri Department of Transportation will hold its annual winter operations drill on Thursday, Oct. 16. Motorists may notice an increased number of MoDOT vehicles on state routes during the drill, which will begin at 8 a.m. in rural areas and 9 a.m. in urban areas. The exercise should be completed by 3 p.m. With turnover rates and many positions still open, driver training on this day is more critical than ever.

“Roughly 16% of our plow operations have less than one year of experience, and 40% have less than three years of experience,” said MoDOT State Maintenance Director Darin Hamelink. “This training drill is important to help us prepare before winter arrives. All snowplow operators will drive their routes to get familiar with the details of the road and turn-around points without any snow and ice to contend with.”

MoDOT has approximately 2,400 snowplow operators across the state involved in clearing the roads and bridges when winter weather hits. During the drill, MoDOT employees will react to a simulated forecast of significant snow for the entire state. The department’s emergency operations centers will activate, and all employees involved in winter operations will be deployed to their trucks. Emergency communications systems will also be tested.

“The drill ensures that proper equipment, plowing techniques and safety measures are used by every MoDOT employee,” said Hamelink. “In addition, every piece of equipment—every truck, motor grader, snow blower and tractor—is inspected and calibrated to conserve materials and operate efficiently and safely.”

MoDOT spent more than $64 million on winter operations last year and used 160,000 tons of salt, 2.1 million gallons of salt brine and 229,000 gallons of beet juice.

For the most up-to-date information on road conditions in any winter storm, motorists are urged to use MoDOT’s Traveler Information Map at traveler.modot.org. This map is also available on the Apple Store and Google Play.

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Alice May Wi**er Bogue, 72, of Butler

Alice May Bogue, 72, of Butler, Mo. deparated this life on October 10, 2025. Alice May was born on April 23, 1953 in Albuquerque, NM to Richard and Mishie Wi**er.
Alice May, who was known to many as Aunt May or May, spent the majority of her youth in Butler, MO where she lived until she got married. She was a joy and loved by so many people she met over her life. May enjoyed a number of hobbies over the years. She always had a love of the magic and beauty of unicorns and collected an array of unicorn trinkets, statues and pictures. May was a beloved "Avon Lady" for near 2 decades. One of her favorite things to do was to spend time with family and friends, especially her nieces and nephews. She made so many life long friends along her life journey but her dearest friend whom she considered as close to a sister as possible without being one was Jill Call with whom she had many adventures over the years. She enjoyed reading a good book, fishing, canoeing, and a day at the creek with family and friends. In her later years she enjoyed time with her church family at Calvary Baptist in Butler, Mo. And babysitting for her great nephew Raedayen Cowger. She will be missed by all who knew her.

May was preceded in death by her parents Richard and Mishie Wi**er, brother-in-law Ray Clinton and nephews Christopher Hohmann and Relinx Clinton.

May is survived by 3 sister, Clara Hohmann and husband Russel of Ogden, UT, Richie Minks of Holts Summit, MO, and Audrey Clinton of Southwest City, Mo.; 4 nieces and 2 nephews, Brian Hohmann and wife Sandra of Ogden, UT, Richard Miller of Southwest City, MO, Carrie Lewberg and husband Paul of Canada, Maurischia Cowger of Southwest City, Renae Belcher and husband Max of Clinton, MO, and Regenia Savallisch and husband Matt of Holts Summit, MO. As well as a multitude of Great and Great Great nieces and nephew and may dear friends.

May will be remembered at a celebration of life ceremony on October 18, 2025 at 11:00am at Calvary Baptist Church, 406 E Dakota St., Butler, MO.

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The Adrian Optimists host Monday Night Bingo weekly from the Optimist Building in Adrian. The doors open at 5pm and offer food and concession selections from the kitchen for you to enjoy.
Bingo starts promptly at 7pm, so grab a friend 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 Jackpot for Monday night October 20th

King of Diamonds will pay $1250.00
Progressive Hot ball: $1400.00
Progressive Blackout: $2650.00

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This community event information is paid for by Dirk’s Heavy Contractors of Butler…20th Annual Rockville Fire Department Fundraiser…Saturday November 1st at 11:30am in downtown Rockville…Free will donation meal includes Perryman’s Kickin’ Chicken and Brisket…Raffle tickets on sale for one dollar each or six tickets for five dollars…Raffle winner will be announced during meal. That’s the Annual Rockville Fire Department Fundraiser on November 1st. This community event information is paid for by Dirk’s Heavy Contractors of Butler

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Dirks Bro make the most out of your land and crops

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GOT TIMBER! JONES BROTHERS LOGGING HAS MONEY!
IF YOU HAVE 10+ ACRES OF TIMBER JONES BROTHERS LOGGING OF BUTLER ARE ABLE TO HELP YOU! Jones Brothers Logging named the KC Region Logger of the Year of 2022, employing local people and puts dollars back into the pockets of our community! Jones Brothers Logging Crews are Certified by Missouri Forest Products Association and Members of the Missouri Department of Conservation and Kansas Department of Natural Resources. Jones Brothers Logging will come out to your property and give you a clear idea of how much you timber is worth. They pay cash up front and in shares. References provided and written contracts are provided to protect both parties. Call today and see what Ron and Bill can do for you! Ron 417-321-3190 or Bill 417-321-3687 or call the office at 660-679-4961