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FEMA Delivers $33 Million to Four States
FEMA has approved more than $33 million in disaster recovery and hazard mitigation funding for communities in Missouri, Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska. More than $24.7 million of that money will come … more
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Need A Ride . . .
OATS Transit is currently offering regular transportation services to rural residents of any age. To schedule a ride or to inquire about services available in your area, please call the OATS Transit … more
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“James Shepard, Lynn Neidigh and Justin Branson pose after the Fall Barn Dance.”
WC Partners Helps Build Independence In Webster County
For WC Partners, helping people with intellectual and developmental disabilities can take many forms. It might mean teaching someone to cook or manage a budget. It could be helping a young adult … more
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Alan Rost, Rep. Melissa Schmidt, Kayla Cummins, Lora Smith, Sarah Czech, Derrick Wilson, Angela Longstreet, Becky Allmeroth, Cindy Cottin, Ashley Dedmon. Back Row (4 guys): Ben Wahl, Christopher Roush, Olan Morelan, Mike McClure
Rest Easy Project Puts Free Narcan At Conway Welcome Center
A new project along Interstate 44 is making a potentially lifesaving tool easier to find, and the Webster County Health Unit is helping keep it stocked. The Rest Easy pilot project has placed … more
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Lincoln Aikins shoots off the block for the 100 M Freestyle at the West Plains Invitational on August 28.
Making Waves: Marshfield Swim Team Returns
The Marshfield High School Swim Team is back and ready for another great year of swimming for the 2026-2027 school year.  “On the swim team this year, we have Sophomore Lincoln Aikins and … more
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Billy Crawford
Commission Appoints Interim Northern Commissioner
The Webster County Commission has appointed lifelong county resident Billy Crawford as interim Associate Commissioner for the Northern District. Mr. Crawford, 64, of Marshfield, will replace … more
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Fordland Schools Update: Free, Reduced Meal Policy
Fordland R-III has announced its revised free and reduced-price meal policy for students who qualify through the National School Lunch Program and School Breakfast Program. Children from … more
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Left to right: Front Row: Kelly Haymes, Danny Hicks, Mikayla Hicks, Scott Day Back Row: Janet Wilson, Louise Hansen, Joel Olsen, Dan Philbin
Webster County Democratic Committee Elects Officers
On August 21, 2026, the Webster County Democratic Club and Central Committee elected new officers. The incoming elected officials are Mikayla Hicks (Chair), Danny Hicks (Vice Chair), Kelly Haymes … more
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Portrait of a happy group of elementary-aged kids standing next to a school bus. The students are smiling and standing with their arms around each other. The embracing children are leaning against the side of the bus. It's a cool autumn day and the kids are wearing rain boots, jackets and backpacks.
Handle with Care Connects Schools, Responders
A child can walk into school carrying a backpack, books, and something nobody else can see. Maybe police were called to the child's home the night before. Maybe the student witnessed a serious … more
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(Left to right) Tammie Robison, Janelle Durington (seated), Cindy Claxton
Safe Harbor Continues Helping Victims While Facing Funding Challenges
For more than 25 years, the Webster County Victim Assistance Program has been helping people through some of the most difficult moments of their lives. The organization, which also does business … more
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Attendees from all over the country gather to learn from local and nationally known experts. More than 40 sessions on homesteading topics will be held during the two-day event.
Marshfield Welcomes Homesteading Expo
The Ozarks Homesteading Expo will return to Marshfield Sept. 4-5, bringing together homesteaders, farmers, gardeners, families and others interested in becoming more self-reliant. The two-day … more
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The band began learning the music and staging for their show, ‘Road Trip USA-A Tribute to Route 66,’ at the end of July. They performed the first portion of the show at the football game on Friday night, August 28, 2026. At each home game, they will add additional pieces of the performance.
Marshfield Band Plays Tribute to Route 66
Imagine: a large fountain drink, a bottle of water, a can of Pringles, a bag of Twizzlers or some other candy, windows down, bare feet on the dashboard, and maybe an argument or two over the radio. … more
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Conway Community Days Event
Conway Community Days Returns Sept. 11-12
Fall may still be a few weeks away, but Conway is already getting ready for one of its biggest community gatherings of the year. Conway Community Days returns Friday and Saturday, Sept. 11-12, … more
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Freshman Weston Bouvia throws a fast one, striking out his opponent during the Conway Tournament on Thursday, August 27, 2026.
Niangua Cardinals Ready for Fall Ball
Landon Clark may be the new Head Coach for the Niangua Cardinals Baseball team, but this isn’t his first go-around with Baseball. “I coach with a youth travel ball organization, and the owner of … more
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Brandy Rice, a 6-year (collective) employee of American Products, thinks the new shift option will have a great impact on families. “Times are hard, and having a two-income household will take some of the burden off of so many families…the opportunity to still get their kids to school, go to work, and make it back in time to pick up or wait for the bus and still spend time together…this is a great opportunity for so many people.”
New Back-to-School Shift Meets Industry Needs
Back to School is one of the most exciting times of the year- new backpacks, new shoes, and parents with a seven-hour block of time to fill. What could you accomplish in 7 hours? What if you could … more
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Left to right: Chase Wilson, Chaseton Colton, Rachel Andrews, Ribbon Cutting Ceremony, Calton's Mobile Detailing
Chaseton Calton Turns Side Hustle Into Growing Business
What started as a side job cleaning vehicles has grown into a full-time business for Chaseton Calton , and he has plans to keep growing. Chaseton is the owner of Calton’s Mobile Detailing , … more
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Healing Reins, Equine Therapy Program
A Place to Heal, Grow and Belong at Dogwood Ranch
For Dana Lopez and her family, Dogwood Ranch didn't begin with a building, a program or even a piece of property. It began with a belief that family can play an important role in healing. … more
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Photo of Cooper Roy's car after the accident on September 24, 2024 where he was hit by a wrong-way driver after driving home from a church conference on HWY 65 in Springfield, MO. Cooper had over 100 broken bones, received 14 units of blood and to date has undergone 50 operations. Cooper will be speaking at the Back 2 Bash on August 26th, 2026 hosted by several local church youth groups.
Back 2 School Bash Kicks Off Marshfield Youth Movement
With the first week of school well underway, tonight members from several local church Youth Groups are coming together for an event unlike any other Marshfield has experienced before.  The … more
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Members of the Webster County Sheriff’s Department man the drug take-back booth at the Senior Resource Fair.
Senior Resource Fair Returns to Marshfield Sept. 4
Seniors, caregivers and family members from across the area will have a chance to learn about services available close to home when the Senior Resource Fair returns to Marshfield next month. The … more
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Samuel Hunsucker, Chairman of the Committee Photo provided by Kent Christon
Hunsucker Named Webster County GOP Chairman
The Webster County Republican Central Committee has elected a new slate of officers as the local party prepares for the November election and looks to get more residents involved. Samuel … more
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Make Reservations September 1st for MDC-Managed Waterfowl Hunts
Missouri waterfowl hunters looking for a spot on some of the state's most popular public hunting areas will soon have a chance to make their reservations. The Missouri Department of Conservation … more
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SBA Disaster Loans Available to Webster County Residents
For some Webster County families, the damage left behind by April’s severe weather did not end when the storms moved out. Homes, vehicles and other personal property were damaged during the … more
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Highway Patrol Wants to Hear From Missourians
Missourians have a chance to tell the Missouri State Highway Patrol what they think about the agency and the services it provides. The Patrol has opened its 2026 Public Opinion Survey. It will … more
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Left to right: Ashley Dedmon, Kayla Cummins, Ruby Davis, Taylor Morton, Louise Bigley, and Taylor Williams.
Baby Bridge Helps Local Families
For families with young children, diapers and wipes are everyday necessities. They can also take a pretty good bite out of a family's budget. A new program at the Webster County Health Unit … more
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Local Grants Put Community Dollars to Work
Local organizations looking to make a difference in the Marshfield area have another opportunity to get some help paying for their projects. The Marshfield Area Community Foundation has opened … more
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