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By Francis Skalicky
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By Francis Skalicky
MO Dept. of Conservation
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8/13/25
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The Marshfield Fire Protection District is preparing to vote on a new Burn Restriction Ordinance that outlines when and how open burning is allowed in the unincorporated areas of the district. The ordinance, set for consideration on Monday, Aug. 18 at 5:15 p.m. at Fire Station One, has been the subject of public discussion in recent weeks due to an earlier draft that circulated on social media.
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By Shelby Atkison
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8/13/25
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With Webster County Route Y closed since early June due to flood damage, local officials say the prolonged closure is putting growing pressure on surrounding gravel roads and rural residents—and they’re asking state transportation leaders to act swiftly.
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By Shelby Atkison
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8/6/25
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Burrell Behavioral Health marked the grand opening of its new Marshfield clinic on Aug. 1 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by state lawmakers, local officials, and mental health advocates. The $2 million, 5,210-square-foot facility, located at 1069 Banning Street, is a major expansion of behavioral health services for Webster County and surrounding rural communities.
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By Shelby Atkison
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Surrounded by family and friends, Melba “Mitzi” Hosmer was celebrated Saturday, Aug. 2, at the Jackson Wedding and Event Center in Marshfield in honor of her 100th birthday.
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By Shelby Atkison
shelby.atkison@marshfieldmail.com
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8/6/25
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Families looking for an affordable way to wrap up the summer are invited to saddle up and head to Fordland City Park on Saturday, Aug. 30, for Wild West Day, hosted by the Fordland Community Betterment Association (FCBA).
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By Shelby Atkison
shelby.atkison@marshfieldmail.com
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8/6/25
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Hillside Christian Church is inviting the community to explore life’s biggest questions through a unique event titled Dinosaurs, Design & Destiny, featuring nationally recognized speaker Ryan Cox. The event is scheduled for Saturday, August 17, and will include three engaging sessions throughout the day.
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By Shelby Atkison
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Marshfield Community Theatre invites audiences on a whirlwind journey around the globe with its upcoming production of The Musical Adventures of Flat Stanley JR., presented by students of MCT’s annual Education Institute. Performances will be held Aug. 7-9 at 7 p.m. and Aug. 10 at 3 p.m. at the Jubilee Theater Center in Marshfield, Missouri.
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From MCT
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8/6/25
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Loren Bojko (Fordland) and Roslyn Herron (Fordland) were among the 96 high school students from across Missouri who participated in the Missouri Electric Cooperative CYCLE (Cooperative Youth Conference and Leadership Experience) program. The conference was held July 15-18, 2025, at the DoubleTree Hotel in Jefferson City. They were sponsored by the Webster Electric Cooperative, Marshfield.
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From Missouri Electric
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7/30/25
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In a heartfelt gesture of remembrance and unity, the Marshfield community will come together for a special event titled Prayer on the Square on Monday, August 4 at 7 p.m. The gathering aims to memorialize those lost to disasters over the past year, offering a space for collective mourning and support.
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By Mail Staff
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7/30/25
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Two Marshfield residents were arrested June 24 after local police executed a pair of narcotics search warrants as part of an ongoing drug investigation.
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By Mail Staff
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7/30/25
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In today’s evolving threat landscape, preparation can mean the difference between tragedy and lives saved. For the Marshfield Police Department, preparation goes beyond basic drills—it involves dynamic, high-stress, scenario-based training that reflects real-world situations. That level of readiness has been shaped by a long-standing partnership with Shield Force International, a national training organization led by President and Lead Instructor Matt Coombes.
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By Mail Staff
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7/30/25
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Marshfield Community Theatre (MCT) is turning up the heat this weekend with Heart of the Stage: Sizzling Summer, an all-ages variety show packed with talent, laughter, and heart. The event will take place Saturday, July 26 at 7:00 p.m. at the Jubilee Theater Center in Marshfield.
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From MCT
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7/23/25
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The founder and director of a Niangua-based sober living program has been charged with six felony counts of Abusing an Individual Through Forced Labor, following a sweeping investigation that spanned multiple years and exposed a pattern of alleged exploitation.
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By Mail Staff
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7/23/25
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After years of advocacy and planning, Webster County will soon welcome a new healthcare facility designed to meet a growing need for urgent, non-emergency medical care. FastDoc Urgent Care will open its doors in Marshfield on Thursday, Aug. 1, offering walk-in and appointment-based services for patients seven days a week.
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By Mail Staff
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7/23/25
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For more than a century, the Sacred Heart Catholic Church Ice Cream Social in Conway has been a beloved summer tradition in Webster County, drawing generations of families and friends together for an evening of games, food, and fellowship.
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By Mail Staff
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7/23/25
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After years of dedication to building and maintaining one of the Ozarks’ most iconic landmarks, Chateau Charmant’s creators, Robert and Bonnie Palmer, are passing the torch to a new generation.
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By Mail Staff
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7/16/25
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A man with multiple outstanding charges and a history of reckless driving was arrested on July 9 following a high-speed pursuit that spanned multiple counties and reached speeds of up to 150 miles per hour.
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By Mail Staff
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7/16/25
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The spirit of tradition and family was front and center at Starvy Creek Bluegrass Festival this past weekend, as current owner Aaron McDaris took time during the event to honor longtime founders Don and Bobbie Day for their decades of dedication to the music and the community.
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7/16/25
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The City of Marshfield is preparing to host its 5th annual “Marshfield Remembers” memorial on September 11 at Patriot Park to honor the 2,977 lives lost in the 2001 terrorist attacks. A powerful flag display, symbolizing each life lost, will be open to the public. At 8:00 p.m., twin beams of light will shine for 102 minutes as a tribute.
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By Mail Staff
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7/9/25
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The City of Marshfield has officially moved to a twice-a-year schedule for curbside limb pickup, a change that follows the cancellation of the previously planned July pickup due to equipment issues.
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By Mail Staff
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7/9/25
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Bargain hunters and community members will have the opportunity to shop, eat, and support a good cause at the upcoming Indoor Garage Sale and Bake Sale on Saturday, August 9, at the Fair Grove Senior Center, located at 122 S. Orchard.
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By Mail Staff
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7/9/25
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The beloved Starvy Creek Bluegrass Festival returns this week – July 9–12, celebrating its 40th year with a star-studded lineup, beloved family traditions, and exciting new additions—including a brand-new Woodshed Tent offering workshops, jam circles, and after-hours fun.
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By Mail Staff
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7/9/25
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The Marshfield community came together Saturday, July 5, for the 14th Annual ReunionFest—an evening filled with music, memories, reunions, and hometown pride at the Marshfield Community Center (Old School Campus).
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By Mail Staff
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7/9/25
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One Missouri family has found a niche-within-a-niche and turned their own automotive hobby into a successful business serving other like-minded enthusiasts across the world for over 20 years.
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By Mail Staff
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7/9/25
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