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OutKast Sports Complex project moving forward
BELLE — OutKast Sports Complex construction manager Jimmy Zumwalt, owner of Mid-State Pipeline, said Feb. 16 that the project is moving forward in the design phase and needs to be approved to … more
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Belle’s Sunshine Law attorney requests March 4 hearing to rule on partial judgment
BELLE — The city of Belle’s attorney, Nathan Nickolaus with Lauber Municipal Law, filed a motion on Feb. 15 to schedule a hearing on or around March 4 in Judge William E. Hickle’s … more
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Belle aldermen allowed city attorney Todd T. Smith with Lauber Municipal Law to address 50 attendants at the Feb. 12 meeting about public participation requirements in Open Meetings Law. Smith advised the public that they could observe “quietly and largely silently.”
Belle aldermen pass ordinance establishing rules for public comments in meetings
BELLE — Belle aldermen on Feb. 12 passed an ordinance establishing rules to govern the public comments portion of all open meetings with a 3-0 vote. Once passed, the ordinance was … more
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Belle residents protest lack of answers from aldermen, attorney
BELLE — “Alright, folks, here’s the story,” City Attorney Todd T. Smith began at the Feb. 12 Belle aldermen meeting. “In Missouri the Open Meeting Law is very clear on … more
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Daryl White, Jr.
Mayor’s motion for change of judge approved, new venue to be determined
BELLE — Maries County 25th Circuit Court Judge Kerry G. Rowden on Feb. 13 approved Belle Mayor Daryl White, Jr.’s, motion to change judge. The change of venue to-be-determined. White … more
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New complaints filed against Belle officer
BELLE — While Belle Police Officer Erican B. Sugg continues to wait for a March 21 Administrative Hearing through the Department of Public Safety to determine the outcome of complaints made … more
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A Feb. 7 fire at Rector Radiator in Belle deemed the structure and contents a complete loss. Several area fire departments responded to the call. The early morning blaze is under criminal investigation by the State Fire Marshal’s Office.
Rector Radiator a complete loss, blaze under criminal investigation by State Fire Marshal’s Office
BELLE — The State Fire Marshal’s Office at on Feb. 13 confirmed a Feb. 7 fire at Rector Radiator Repair is under criminal investigation. According to Mike O’Connell, director … more
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Belle aldermen plan to pass an ordinance tonight establishing public comments portion of meetings
Belle aldermen are planning to pass an ordinance during new business tonight, Feb. 12, to establish rules for the public participation portion of all board meetings. Once passed, the ordinance will … more
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On Feb. 3, Belle’s Public Works employees, Mayor Pro Tem James Mitchell and B&H Well Drilling met at 8 a.m. to pull and replace the motor in well three on Mitchem Avenue. Water pressure was restored Saturday afternoon.
Belle emergency meeting results in critical infrastructure purchase
BELLE —B&H Well Drilling arrived around 8 a.m. Saturday morning to replace the 1,100 pound motor in well house three near the Mitchem Avenue water tower. By 2:30 p.m. on Feb. 3, services … more
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Belle resident Jimmy Zumwalt requested a meeting on Jan. 29 to act as a liaison between Mayor Pro Tem James Mitchell and city employees, Jeff Meadows with Archer-Englin Engineering and Ron Bench with State Parks to discuss the future of Belle’s Rock Island Trail grant.
Rock Island Trail discussion places grant back on the table
BELLE — Belle community member Jimmy Zumwalt arranged a Rock Island Trail meeting on Jan. 29 between Ron Bench from Missouri State Parks (MSP), Archer-Elgin Engineering’s Jeff Meadows and … more
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Belle’s Sunshine Law attorney files partial motion for judgment in Count 4: closed session K9 purchase
BELLE — The city of Belle’s Sunshine Law attorney Nathan Nickolaus on Feb. 4 filed a partial motion for judgment on the pleadings related to Count 4 of the complaint filed by the Missouri … more
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Belle emergency meeting results in critical infrastructure purchase
Approval to purchase a new $13,945.45 well motor for Belle’s Mitchem Ave. water tower was granted during a special meeting at 10:45 a.m. this morning (Feb. 1) during an emergency board … more
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Belle officials deny allegations of Sunshine Law violations
BELLE — Belle Mayor Pro Tem James (Pudd) Mitchell said on Tuesday morning that he has not viewed Lauber Municipal Law’s Jan. 24 response to the Missouri Attorney General Andrew … more
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Board votes unanimously to terminate clerk, Padgett resigns
BELLE — Many community members requested minutes from the Jan. 22 meeting, specifically to find out the closed session vote that terminated the employment of long-time employee Frankie … more
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Mayor Daryl White Jr. requests charges be dismissed, change of judge, venue
BELLE — Belle Mayor Daryl White, Jr.’s attorney Thomas J. Kirsch filed a motion to dismiss in Judge Kerry G. Rowden’s 25 Circuit Court on Jan. 17 along with an entry appearance … more
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Heintz Excavating began demolition Thursday on the old hotel and boarding house in Bland which had ties to the Rock Island rail line. Work was completed Friday.
Bland rock house demolished, local history remembered
BELLE — The rock house in Bland located at the corner of N. Lyford and E. Colorado streets was demolished on Jan. 18-19 by Heintz Excavating following the sale of the building from Jeff … more
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Belle officials hired Mid-State Pipeline on Tuesday morning to assist the public works department with main breaks that emptied the city’s water towers. The city reported at 4 p.m. repairs made and service returned.
Multiple main breaks in Belle community empties water towers
BELLE — Belle residents woke Tuesday morning with no water service as main breaks on Alvarado Avenue and Jersey Street depleted the city’s water towers. Service was later restored around … more
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Belle aldermen issue statement regarding AG suit, mayor’s charges
BELLE — The Belle Board of Aldermen gave a statement in a press release on Jan. 10 regarding a lawsuit brought against them by Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey’s Office for alleged … more
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Founders of OutKast Baseball lined up on Jan. 4 to break ground at the future OutKast Sports Complex property located on County Road 754 across from the Kingsford Soccer Complex. Founders were joined by state represents and include (from left) Tiffany and Jeremy Vandegriffe, Rep. Bruce Sassmann, Joey and Amanda Butler and Rep. Bennie Cook.
Ground breaking held for Outkast Sports Complex
BELLE — OutKast Sports founders Joey and Amanda Butler and Jeremy and Tiffany Vandegriffe proudly displayed shovels on Jan. 4 during the OutKast Sports Complex Groundbreaking Ceremony located … more
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Homecoming queen crowned
Lydia Devine was crowned 2024 Belle Homecoming Queen by past queen Ryleigh Long Friday between the junior varsity and varsity match-up of the Belle Tigers and Plato. more
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