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The Stargazer Garden Club has awarded its July Yard of the Month to Mark and Renee Emerson at 316 West Third Street. Contributed Photo
Emerson home named July Yard of the Month by Stargazer Garden Club
The Stargazer Garden Club has awarded its July Yard of the Month honor to Mark and Renee Emerson, longtime Marshfield residents living at 316 West Third Street. more
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A ribbon-cutting will take place to officially start the parade at 10 a.m. at the corner of Washington and Locust. Pictured is last year's Grand Marshal (former) Governor Mike Parson making the snip.  Mail File Photo
Festivities will fill Marshfield square this Fourth
While the 146th Annual Independence Day Parade is the centerpiece of Marshfield’s July 4th festivities, there’s plenty more happening on the square before and after the parade—and the community is invited to enjoy every moment of it. more
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The red mark on the map represents the parade's starting point. Participants are reminded to assemble their parade entries off-site, so floats are ready to roll once in the lineup area. Only parade vehicles are allowed in the lineup area.  Contributed Photo
Marshfield gears up for 146th Independence Day Parade with route expansion
Marshfield is set to celebrate its 146th Independence Day Parade with familiar traditions, a few logistical updates, and a continued commitment to community spirit. The event, organized by the Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce, remains one of the most anticipated and cherished celebrations in the region. more
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The 14th Annual Marshfield Reunion Fest takes place this Saturday at Reunion Field behind "The Old School Building". Mail File Photo
14th Annual Marshfield ReunionFest set for Saturday
The Marshfield Community is gearing up for another big annual traditions — ReunionFest — set for Saturday, July 5, at the Marshfield Community Center (Old School Campus). Gates open at 5:00 p.m., with an evening full of music, memories, food, and fireworks to follow. Admission is $20, and all adults are welcome to bring friends, lawn chairs, and coolers to enjoy the festivities. more
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Pictured are the winners of our eldest age category, Griffin Hartman and Harper Keenan. These two will return this year to crown new royalty and you can wave at them as they ride through the parade as Little Miss and Mister Firecracker! Mail File Photo
Limited spots remain for Little Miss and Mister Firecracker contest
The beloved Little Miss and Mister Firecracker contest is returning to the Marshfield square this Independence Day—and there’s still limited space available in each category for local kiddos to join in on the fun! more
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Senior Center seeks help becoming debt free
Dear Supporters of the Marshfield Senior Center: more
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Niangua woman sentenced to life without parole in parents’ murders
Nearly seven months after the brutal shooting deaths of longtime Niangua residents Ed and Pam Thurman, their daughter, Neisha Rogers, has been sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. more
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Hardware up for grabs at this year’s Marshfield Independence Day Rodeo Pageant hosted by the Marshfield Saddle Club.
Marshfield Independence Day Rodeo Pageant returns
After a successful revival in 2024, the Marshfield Independence Day Rodeo Pageant is back for its second consecutive year—bigger, better, and with more contestants, more community support, and … more
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The Webster County Fair will take place July 1-5 at the Webster County Fairgrounds.
Webster County Fair returns with full slate of events, new bleachers and more
The 88th annual Webster County Fair starts tonight, bringing five days of community fun, food, livestock shows, and traditional crowd-pleasers like rodeos, tractor pulls, and a demolition … more
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Last year we raised nearly $900 for Safe Harbor and got to see a bunch of awesome patriotic outfits and talents. The crowd even got a sidewalk parade on the west side of the square from our littlest firecrackers! 
Little Miss and Mister Firecracker returns this year
For decades the community in Webster County enjoyed the pageantry and friendly competition of the Little Miss and Mister Firecracker contest. For years, the parade festivities on the 4th of July … more
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Deadline approaching for Senior Citizen Property Tax Freeze in Webster County
Senior citizens in Webster County who wish to apply for the Senior Real Estate Property Tax Freeze have until Monday, June 30 to do so. The program, enabled by Missouri legislation, allows qualifying … more
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MCT’s production of Legally Blonde the Musical opens this Thursday, June 26, at the Carl & Glessie Young Auditorium inside Marshfield High School.
High heels meet high hopes with MCT’s “Legally Blonde the Musical”
Get ready to bend and snap! Marshfield Community Theatre (MCT) is thrilled to announce the opening of its production of  Legally Blonde the Musical  this Thursday, June 26, at the Carl … more
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Marshfield athletes honored at Sports Commission Awards
Marshfield High School is proudly celebrating several standout athletes who were recognized at the Springfield Sports Commission Awards last week, an annual event honoring excellence in high school … more
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Around 50 descendants, friends, and community members came together for the special ceremony, honoring Thomas Marlin (1782–1861), one of the earliest settlers along the upper Big Niangua River.
Flag Day ceremony honors early settler at Marlin Cemetery
The Ozark Mountain Chapter – Missouri Sons of the American Revolution (SAR) gathered on Saturday, June 14, at Marlin Cemetery west of Conway to mark Flag Day and to honor the life of one of the … more
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Missing funds spur investigation at Marshfield Care Center
The Marshfield Police Department is continuing an investigation into the disappearance of $4,000 in cash reported missing from the Marshfield Care Center late last month. On May 22, officers … more
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Starvy Creek’s July Bluegrass Festvial is set for July 9-12 at the festival grounds in Conway, marking the festival’s 40th year.
Starvy Creek Bluegrass Festival celebrates 40th year with big names, new ownership
Starvy Creek Bluegrass Festival Celebrates 40th Year with Big Names and New Ownership The beloved Starvy Creek Bluegrass Festival is set to return July 9-12, celebrating its 40th year with a … more
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Friends of Hidden Waters Nature Park were thrilled to host Cherokee youth and chaperones as they displayed their dedication to remember the United States Government’s forced relocation of their ancestors in 1838-1839 through hiking along the Trail of Tears.
Hidden Waters welcomes Cherokee Nation riders on rememberance journey
Hidden Waters Nature Park became a place of reflection and remembrance on Sunday, June 15, as riders from the Cherokee Nation’s "Remember the Removal" stopped for lunch during their … more
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Readers Choice voting OPEN NOW after record-breaking nominations
The excitement is building! After a record-setting month of nominations, the Marshall Mail’s annual Readers Choice Awards has officially moved into the voting phase — and community … more
The 25th Annual “Pulling for Kids” Truck and Tractor Pull Saturday June 14 at the Webster County Fairgrounds.
Pullin for Kids
Webster Lodge #98 will be hosting its 25th Annual “Pulling for Kids” Truck and Tractor Pull Saturday June 14. The event will take place at the Webster County Fairgrounds, gates open at 5 … more
Niangua River bridge on Long Y Hwy outside of Conway. The bridge is about a foot and a half below the road.
Flooding accross the county
A sudden onslaught of torrential rain last Wednesday brought flash flooding to much of Webster County, triggering a wave of road closures, water rescues, and structural damage that left portions of … more
Burrell Behavioral Health is set to open a 5,210-square foot clinic, located at 1069 Banning Street.
Burrell Behavioral Health opens $2 million Marshfield clinic
Clients long-established and new will attend treatment sessions at Burrell Behavioral Health’s new $2 million clinic in Marshfield starting June 16. The 5,210-square foot clinic is located at … more
The Logan-Rogersville Wildcats brought home 2nd place in the Class 4 State Championship on Thursday, June 5.
Wildcats’ postseason run ends in State Championship battle
The Logan-Rogersville Wildcats delivered an impressive performance throughout the spring 2025 baseball season, culminating in a hard-fought appearance in the Missouri Class 4 state championship game … more
Marshfield had their first Final Four appearance since 1998, finishing 4th place Saturday, June 7.
Marshfield Bluejays exit postseason after Final Four appearance
The Marshfield Bluejays baseball team wrapped up a memorable postseason run with a trip to the Class 5 Final Four last week, marking the schools first appearance in the Final Four since 1998 and its … more
Pictured from left is Randy Owens (Southern Commissioner), Mike Sturdefant, Paul Ipock (Presiding Commissioner) and Dale Fraker (Northern Commissioner).
Celebrating a legacy of service
Michael Sturdefant’s career with the Webster County Road & Bridge Department began in the fall of 1985, at a time when the workforce landscape was very different. Over nearly four decades, … more
The city asks for participants to have the limbs stacked with the cut end towards the street. Mail File Photo
Limb pick-ups scheduled for 2025
The City of Marshfield is reminding residents of important guidelines for the upcoming limb pickup services. As part of the city’s efforts to keep public areas clean and maintain efficiency, the City asks that residents prepare their limbs ahead of scheduled collection dates and adhere to specific rules to ensure a smooth process. more
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