The Webster County Health Unit has a question for everyone looking to fill their Thanksgiving morning. Why trot with the turkeys, when you can come to Marshfield and GOBBLE WOBBLE? more

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The following calls were reported by the Marshfield Police Department. more

Deer season continues on as many hunters continue to share their harvests with the Marshfield Mail. Accoridng to the Missouri Department of Conservation, hunters are reminded to be aware of the various seasons, restrictions, and guidelines in place to ensure a safe and successful hunting experience. more

When looking for a giving community, Marshfield must be near the top of the list. Volunteers keep this community humming, helping provide the quality of life we've come to enjoy. T more

The Salvation Army “Battle of the Banks” challenge concluded with a clear winner: Arvest Bank took the top spot with $175.00. Central Bank took second with $59.30, followed by Southern Bank, Seymour Bank, Simmons and Stockmen’s. Arvest will get to display the Red Kettle Statue until next year when we hope to repeat the challenge. more

In an attempt to protect the residents of Webster County over the coming holiday season, the Webster County Health Unit will be hosting an Influenza (seasonal flu) and COVID-19 vaccine clinic at its Marshfield office. According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), in 2023, more than 900,000 people were hospitalized due to COVID-19 and more than 75,000 people died from the disease. During the 2023-2024 flu season, more than 44,000 people are estimated to have died from flu complications. more

A Springfield man was sentenced to 34 years in prison on Monday after pleading guilty to seven felonies, including kidnapping, harassment and four counts of domestic assault. more

As the second annual Veterans Day Parade approaches in Marshfield, the Webster Lodge #98 is excited to announce its plans for a free meal for Veterans, honoring those who have served. The “BB THANK Q” will take place on November 9, just before the parade, and aims to provide a hearty meal for all veterans and active-duty service members. more

Get ready for a night of great music and community spirit! A special fundraising concert featuring the band Confederate Railroad will take place on November 2 at 7 p.m. at the Carl and Glessie Young Auditorium in Marshfield. This event, organized by Mike Totten, Matt Manary, and Randall Hathcock, aims to benefit the Marshfield Future Farmers of America (FFA) chapter. more

The second annual Marshfield Veterans Day Parade is set for Saturday, Nov. 9. The parade theme is "Salute a Veteran” and will be following the same route as the annual Christmas parade. The parade will line-up on Washington, near Pine Street and head towards the square starting at 2 p.m., offering a heartfelt tribute to the courage and sacrifice of our veterans. more

“Boo!” Out of the darkness a skeleton lunges at your ankles. Its ghostly coffin illuminates a field of tombstones and a blood red tree in a spooky green light. A ghastly orange skull, as tall as the tree, looms out of the dark with fog billowing from its cloaked figure as a cackling witch circles a pot on a broomstick. more

(Joliet, IL, September 17, 2024)— Bill Watters is a 91 year old Korean War Veteran who was born and raised in Marshfield, Missouri. Bill will be visiting his hometown to be in the Marshfield Veterans parade on Saturday, Nov. 9. more

Over 800 enthusiastic 4-H youth showcased their skills during the Missouri State Shoot competitions held throughout August and September. Among the standout participants were the dedicated members of the Webster County 4-H Shooting Sports team, who demonstrated remarkable commitment and talent, earning top honors in several categories. more

The community is warmly invited to the annual Veterans Day Ceremony at Marshfield High School on November 8, 2024. This important event will honor the service and sacrifice of our veterans, beginning at 10:00 a.m. in the school auditorium. more

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The Webster County Extension Council proudly announces the graduation of the inaugural class of the Leadership Marshfield program, a seven-month initiative aimed at developing future leaders in Marshfield and surrounding areas. The first cohort includes the following dedicated individuals; Mallory Barnes, Deborah Reece, and Kelsey Ragsdale, Leah Shelby, Al Berry, Jennifer Steen, Melissa Mall, Rebecca Lawrence, James McConnell, Kathryn McConnell and Aubren Dudley. These participants have acquired essential leadership skills to drive community impact and development. The program was funded by member businesses including Webster Electric, The Seymour Bank, City of Marshfield, Tyler Pipe, Southern Bank, Marshfield Chamber of Commerce, Donco 3 and the Dickey House. Leadership Marshfield addresses the critical need for leaders, board members and innovators within the community by offering a comprehensive curriculum that explores various sectors like commerce, healthcare, and local government. more

Families in the area are invited to the 3rd Annual Church-Sponsored Trunk or Treat on Halloween night, Oct. 31st, from 6-8 p.m. at the Webster County Fairgrounds, located at 120 Garst Drive. more

Voters in Fordland Township will be going to a new polling place on Tuesday, November 5th. more

The Ozarks Area Community Action Corporation (OACAC) Neighborhood Center in Webster County is rolling out several updates aimed at enhancing service delivery and accessibility for local residents, particularly as the holiday season approaches. Supervisor Debby Reece shared details about the new initiatives and the center's ongoing commitment to the community. more

Webster Electric Cooperative recently recognized the dedicated linemen who played a crucial role in restoring power following the devastation wrought by Hurricane Helene. The cooperative expressed its gratitude to four of its exceptional team members: Alan Letterman, Sam Green, Kile Fraker, and Kyle Spencer. more

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The Webster County Salvation Army Service Unit and our local banks have joined together to raise funds for our local unit. Please help us by visiting your local bank and dropping your coins/bills/checks into the Red Kettles during our “Battle of the Banks” fundraiser. The fundraiser will go from October 18 – November 1. The winner will get to display “Captain Kettle” for the next year. more

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