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Ozarks Tech has opened the doors to a new student gathering place that college leaders say will be about much more than grabbing lunch or spending time between classes.
More than 500 people …
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By Mail Staff
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8/19/26
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As communities continue to change, so do the transportation needs of the people who live in them. At OATS Transit, planning for the future means looking beyond today’s schedules and preparing for …
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By Jill Stedem, OATS Transit Administrative Director
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8/19/26
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find a way to help young people for several years.
“His heart is just really with the kids,” Abram said.
Barton and those working with the foundation had heard about students carrying …
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By Joe Rios
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8/18/26
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What started with a motorcycle ride and a milkshake has grown into a ministry helping military members and veterans across the country.
For Kevin Weaver, co-founder, president and CEO of The …
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By Joe Rios
Joe.Rios@MarshfieldMail.com
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8/13/26
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Missouri State University President Richard B. Williams is receiving positive marks from the university's Board of Governors following his second year in office.
The board recently completed its …
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By Mail Staff
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8/13/26
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Missouri farmers and ranchers looking for new ways to make their operations more profitable will have a chance to learn directly from others who are already doing it.
University of Missouri …
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By Mail Staff
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8/13/26
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Six area students are getting some extra help as they take their next steps after high school.
Three students were selected for the Mitzi Hosmer Scholarship, and three received the Kim Davis …
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By Mail Staff
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8/13/26
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Construction on a major stretch of Interstate 44 is about to move into high gear.
The Missouri Department of Transportation will hold a groundbreaking ceremony Monday, Aug. 24, to officially …
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By Mail Staff
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8/13/26
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Local residents will have an opportunity to help save lives later this month when the Community Blood Center of the Ozarks hosts a community blood drive at the Marshfield Senior Center.
The …
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By Mail Staff
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8/13/26
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More than 50 Webster County children left a recent back-to-school event with more than just school supplies. They also learned a skill that could one day save a life.
The event, sponsored by …
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By Joe Rios
Joe.Rios@MarshfieldMail.com
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8/13/26
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Two of southwest Missouri's best-known locally owned media companies are planning to join forces in a move that would reshape the Springfield radio market.
Zimmer Communications and Mid-West …
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By Joe Rios
Joe.Rios@MarshfieldMail.com
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8/13/26
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What started as an injury before a powerlifting competition turned into a new business and a new mission for Coral Krueger and her husband, Kenny.
The couple, co-owners of Restored Wellness and …
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Joe Rios
Joe.Rios@Marshfiledmail.com
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8/12/26
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Denis Murphy (Jaclyn’s dad)
When Denis Murphy talks about the Friends of Jaclyn Foundation, he doesn't begin with statistics or fundraising goals.
He starts with his daughter.
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By Joe Rios
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8/3/26
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With Missouri's Aug. 4 primary election approaching, members of the Webster County Republican Central Committee are getting ready for the next phase of the campaign season.
Kent Christon, who …
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By Joe Rios
Joe.Rios@MarshfieldMail.com
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7/28/26
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Missouri U.S. Senator Josh Hawley is asking the U.S. Department of Justice to open a criminal investigation into Plan C, an organization that provides information about obtaining abortion pills.
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By Mail Staff
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7/25/26
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Walk into Old School Pastry Co. in downtown Marshfield, and the smell of fresh donuts is usually the first thing people notice. Stay a little longer, though, and it becomes clear the business is …
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By Joe Rios
Joe.Rios@MarshfieldMail.com
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7/25/26
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Communities across Missouri and three neighboring states are receiving a share of more than $16.6 million in federal disaster recovery and mitigation funding announced by the Federal Emergency …
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By Mail Staff
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7/25/26
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For Maryanne Brandenburg, horses have been part of her life for decades. Now, she's helping make sure more of them get a second chance.
Brandenburg is one of four directors of the Appaloosa …
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By Joe Rios
Joe.Rios@MarshfieldMail.com
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7/25/26
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Young cattle exhibitors from across the country stepped into the show ring July 14 for the 2026 National Junior Angus Showmanship Contest, one of the featured events held during the National Junior …
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By Mail Staff
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7/25/26
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(JEFFERSON CITY, Mo.) – The Missouri Department of Agriculture has announced the availability of Food Insecure Cost-Share Grant funds. A competitive grant program, the Food Insecure Cost-Share …
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By Mail Staff
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7/25/26
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Dozens of students from Marshfield and surrounding communities are celebrating a major milestone after earning degrees from Missouri State University this spring.
The university awarded 2,677 …
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By Mail Staff
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7/25/26
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Summer is a busy time for families, but for many households already struggling to make ends meet, it can also be one of the hardest seasons of the year.
Jaimie Trussell, president and CEO of …
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By Joe Rios
Joe.Rios@MarshfieldMail.com
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7/25/26
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After three decades in law enforcement, Captain Erik A. Gottman is retiring from the Missouri State Highway Patrol.
Gottman's retirement becomes effective Aug. 1, ending a 30-year career that …
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By Mail Staff
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7/25/26
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For Jim Curl, ministry didn't begin in a church. It started after his own life had fallen apart.
Curl, co-founder and executive director of Three Town Hope Ministries, says he knows what it …
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By Joe Rios
Joe.Rios@MarshfieldMail.com
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7/25/26
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The City of Marshfield is pressing pause on several types of large-scale development while city leaders take a closer look at how those projects could affect the community.
During its latest …
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By Joe Rios
Joe.Rios@MarshfieldMail.com
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7/24/26
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