Stories from Tuesday, June 29, 2010

The AAA Nevada Red Sox Split a doubleheader Monday with Miller, losing game one 6-4 and winning game two 15-3. Ross Means suffered the loss in game 1 despite a strong pitching performance. Costly errors once again were too much to overcome. In game two, Isaac Wilkins picked up the win allowing only 3 runs in a run rule contest. The Red Sox next will travel to Everton, Wednesday, for a 6 p.m. start...

Vicki Jo Remington, 56, Belton, Mo.,, formerly of Nevada, passed away on Sunday, June 27, 2010, in Nevada. She was born May 28, 1954, in Nevada, to Franklin Woodrow Stark and Cora Lue May Stark. Vicki grew up in Grandview, Mo. She was a member of the Red Bridge Baptist Church of Kansas City, Mo. Vicki worked for Farm and Home Savings in Nevada for a number of years before moving to Tuscaloosa, Ala...

Michael Braxton Pryor, 39, of Mount Vernon, Mo., died on Sunday, June 27, 2010, at his home in Mount Vernon. Memorial services will be held Saturday, July 3, at the family home in Mt. Vernon. Arrangements are under the care of Lakin Funeral Homes Pierce City, Mo...

Floyd "Shorty" Klinksick, 95, of Rockville, Mo., died June 24, 2010, at his home. Graveside services were held Monday, June 23, at the Prairie City Cemetery. The family suggests memorial contributions to the Prairie City Cemetery or to Heartland Hospice...

Julie C. and Jerry D. Bradley and big sisters Teja A. Corral and Nyiomi P. Corral, are proud to announce the birth of their daughter and baby sister, Julie Ellen Bradley. Julie was born at 8:12 a.m. at Nevada Regional Medical Center Friday, June 25, 2010...

Monday evening, Mike Hutchison, Hartville, works on repainting the old sign on the building he purchased in the 100 block of east Cherry Street. Hutchison plans to eventually open an old style hardware store in the building. Hutchison's wife, Rebecca, who was watching from across the street, said that it is much cooler to work at 11:30 at...

By Steve Moyer Nevada Daily Mail An old adage says that a person's eyes are the windows to the soul. For a retail store the front window display helps show the store's soul to passersby and hopefully draw them into the store to purchase something. Passersby the Davison Shoe window will notice a display of antique irons and washing implements, a collection of handmade canes and some musical instruments displayed in the front window of the store...

By Rusty Murry Nevada Daily Mail At the request of the Nevada Regional Medical Center, Allison Engelbrecht, an Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner from Nevada Dermatology conducted free skin cancer screenings at NRMC for more than 40 people on June 29, 2010...