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MDC staff (l-r) Jaida Kettner, Brie Cranor, Jessa Chapmon, and Carson Rees captured, tagged, and released this 118-pound paddlefish from Table Rock Lake in January. Information gathered from returned tags will help paddlefish management.
MDC reminds snaggers paddlefish season begins March 15
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Missouri’s official state aquatic animal is a giant, prehistoric fish whose ancestors swam during the time of dinosaurs. Thousands of snaggers look forward to encountering … more
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Marshfield Senior Center Has Something For Everyone
If you want to know what keeps a small town going, spend a morning at the Marshfield Senior Center. That’s where you’ll find Brandy Badgett. She’s been there about 12 years now, and … more
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Marshfield Fire Chief Talks About Red Flag Warning
Lately, high winds and dry conditions have prompted Red Flag Warnings to be issued. Marshfield Fire Protection Chief Michael Taylor says “high winds and dry air is a real concern.” Red Flag … more
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DeLainie Hedger
Strafford High School Student Signs National Letter of Intent To Play Golf With Truman State
There’s something special about signing day at Strafford High School. Even if you’ve been to a dozen of them, it still gets you. On March 3 at 2:30 p.m., friends, teachers, and family … more
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Built by Hand and Held by Faith: The Legacy of Don Day and Starvy Creek

Before Starvy Creek ever became a familiar name in the bluegrass world, it was just a piece of land. Pasture. Timber. A place shaped by seasons and work, where progress came slowly and nothing … more
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The Crafted Clinic celebrates grand opening at new location
The Crafted Clinic marked the grand opening of its new Marshfield location earlier this month, welcoming patients and community members to 759 W. Jackson Street for an evening of giveaways, prizes … more
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Mayor Gives Updates At Networking Luncheon 
Marshfield leaders and business owners gathered Feb. 18 for the February Networking luncheon hosted by the Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce at the City of Marshfield Parks Department, where … more
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Marshfield R-I School District will offer a Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
The Marshfield R-I School District will offer a Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (JROTC) program beginning with the 2026–27 school year, district officials announced. The program’s … more
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Food Inspection Report
Facility: Los Compadres Address : Rogersville, MO  65742 Type of Inspection : Follow-up Date of Inspection: 2/9/2026 Outcome: Fail Priority Violations:  … more
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Webster County Deputy Injured, Two Christian County Deputies Killed 
A Webster County deputy was among the officers injured during an overnight manhunt that followed the fatal shooting of two Christian County deputies, authorities confirmed Tuesday morning. The … more
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Marshfield woman charged with trespassing after arrest video circulates
A 73-year-old Marshfield woman whose arrest was captured on video and circulated on social media earlier this week has now been formally charged in Webster County Circuit Court. According to … more
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City of Marshfield City Hall is shown with a glowing new look following the completion of a long awaited remodel. City offices officially reopened in the newly renovated building last week after staff relocated during construction.
City Hall boasts completion of long awaited remodel
City of Marshfield offices have officially returned to City Hall following the completion of a remodel aimed at addressing space limitations and long standing infrastructure needs. City … more
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Joshua Robert Link
Strafford man named fugitive after federal investigation
A Strafford man is now listed as a fugitive after being federally indicted in connection with what prosecutors describe as a $220 million nationwide cattle fraud scheme that affected thousands of … more
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Caitlin Graham, a University of Missouri student, stands at a Marshfield intersection holding a sign during a one-woman protest calling attention to child safety and accountability.
One woman protest highlights concerns over child safety and offender accountability
A one woman protest at a Marshfield intersection this week drew attention as a local college student stood alone holding a sign that read “Dead Don’t Reoffend,” calling for increased … more
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Mark Brown, Gail Peak Brown and Lisa Hume Watson stand with comforters donated through Spirit 522 Inc. The nonprofit thrift store recently provided more than 50 twin comforters to foster children in the area as part of its ongoing community outreach efforts. Spirit 522 is located at 211 E. Jackson Street near the square in Marshfield.
New Spirit 522 thrift store offers community support
A new nonprofit thrift store in Marshfield is quietly building momentum with a mission rooted in service, generosity and community care. Spirit 522 Inc., founded by Gail Peak Brown and her … more
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Webster Electric Cooperative Announces 2026 Writing Competition
Attention high school sophomores and juniors! Webster Electric Cooperative is holding a writing competition to award two juniors with an all-expense paid trip to Washington, D.C. as part of the Youth … more
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Brothers of the Brush competition returns for nation’s semiquincentennial
An old Webster County tradition is making a comeback this year as Marshfield revives the “Brothers of the Brush” beard-growing competition in honor of the nation’s 250th birthday. The … more
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DEK of Hearts returns to Marshfield for a hometown concert Saturday, May 2, at the Carl and Glessie Young Auditorium. The show will benefit the Marshfield R-1 School District.
DEK of Hearts to headline hometown concert in Marshfield
Hometown pride will take center stage this spring as DEK of Hearts returns to Marshfield for a special concert on Saturday, May 2, at the Carl and Glessie Young Auditorium. The show marks … more
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The One Door program works to connect individuals experiencing homelessness with coordinated housing, health, and support services throughout the Ozarks.
Health Unit becomes local ‘Front Door’ for One Door homeless program
The Webster County Health Unit is now serving as a local “Front Door” for the One Door homeless program through Community Partnership of the Ozarks, giving Webster County residents experiencing … more
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County leaders explore warming centers amid winter concerns
As Webster County experiences another stretch of harsh winter weather, local leaders are taking a closer look at how to protect residents most vulnerable to extreme cold — including those without … more
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101 years strong
The 101st annual Webster County Diversified Agriculture Conference will be held Tuesday, Feb. 24, at Hillside Christian Church in Marshfield, continuing a long-standing local tradition while … more
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TJ smiles alongside Ronald McDonald and gang during a past MCTJ Night. TJ’s story has become closely tied to the annual fundraiser, representing the families supported through Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Ozarks.
“Share A Heart” highlights stories of hope, strength and staying close to home
For many families, a visit to McDonald’s is a simple part of everyday life. For others, it represents something far deeper, a moment of comfort, connection and hope during the most difficult … more
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Aaron McDaris represents Starvy Creek Bluegrass Festivals at the SPBGMA Convention, where the organization was named Promoter of the Year for its continued support of live bluegrass music and community events.
McDaris Earns Promoter of the Year Honor
Aaron McDaris of McDaris Music Festivals, which operates Starvy Creek Bluegrass Festivals, was recently recognized as Promoter of the Year at the annual SPBGMA Convention. McDaris said the award … more
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Jobs for America’s Graduates students host community members annually, pictured here during a past JAG Dinner at Marshfield High School. The event is fully planned and executed by students to showcase workforce readiness, leadership skills and community partnerships.
Fourth annual JAG dinner set for Feb. 7
The Jobs for America’s Graduates (JAG) program at Marshfield High School will host its 4th annual “Made in Marshfield” Celebrity Dinner on Friday, Feb. 7, offering community members a night of … more
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Marshfield surgeon Brian Biggers, left, stands with fellow health care leaders during a visit to the White House this week, where discussions focused on rural health care initiatives, prescription drug pricing, and insurance costs as part of the Rural Health Transformation Program.
Marshfield surgeon attends White House discussion on rural health care
A Marshfield physician was among health care leaders invited to the White … more
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