The Marshfield Senior Center will host its first-ever Fiber Fest on Friday, Feb. 7 and Saturday, Feb. 8, providing a wide range of crafting materials and supplies for local enthusiasts. The event will take place from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. both days in the center’s lower level, located at 427 W. Washington Street. more

On Saturday, Jan. 25, Marshfield Community Theatre (MCT) hosted its 2025 Award Show at the Jubilee Theater Center, marking the first official event in the space since becoming renters in January. The evening celebrated the talent, hard work, and accomplishments of MCT’s 2024 season, showcasing productions of Puffs, High School Musical, Finding Nemo KIDS, Leaving Iowa, and A Charlie Brown Christmas. more

In the early morning hours of December 26, 2024, Greg and Scarlett Barth lost everything in a house fire in Marshfield. Their friends are gathering in support to hold a benefit for them. more

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The anticipation is building for the third annual fundraising event hosted by the Marshfield High School Jobs for America’s Graduates (JAG) program. The Made in Marshfield Celebrity Dinner, which will be held at Marshfield High Schol on Saturday, Feb. 8, promises to offer an exciting evening of entertainment, valuable networking, and a glimpse into the incredible work the JAG students are doing in their community. more

Marshfield Police officers arrested three individuals following a drug-related search warrant on Thursday, January 16 at a residence in the 600 block of South Pine Street. The search, which took place at approximately 3:37 p.m., uncovered multiple drug paraphernalia items and suspected illegal substances. more

A suspect has been arrested in Marshfield in connection with a widespread bank fraud scheme that spanned multiple states and allegedly defrauded financial institutions of nearly $500,000. On Saturday, January 11, the Marshfield Police Department responded to a local bank after a potential forgery was reported. The investigation led to the arrest of David W. Hill, who was found attempting to access a bank account using a fraudulent ID. more

The Logan-Rogersville School District has shared updates of continued progress of the ongoing expansions and renovations made possible by the passage of a 2022 bond. more

JEFFERSON CITY – The Missouri Farmers Care Foundation has awarded 46 grants to organizations committed to addressing food insecurity in their communities. This marks the fourth year the Missouri Farmers Care Foundation has provided matching grants to Missouri FFA chapters, Missouri 4-H clubs, collegiate, and career and technical education organizations to support efforts to improve local food security. Since 2022, Missouri youth have raised enough resources to provide 481,987 meals in their communities through grant-funded projects. more

Attention high school sophomores and juniors! Webster Electric Cooperative is holding a writing competition to award two juniors with an all-expensed paid trip to Washington, D.C. as part of the Youth Tour program (June 15-21, 2025) and three sophomores with an all-expensed paid trip to Jefferson City, MO to attend the Cycle Leadership Conference (July 15-18, 2025). These competitions are open to all high school sophomores and juniors (including homeschool) within the Webster Electric service area. more

OATS Transit is currently offering regular transportation services, including a schedule in Webster County. OATS Transit is available to the rural general public of any age, including seniors and individuals with disabilities. Additionally, OATS contracts with various agencies to serve their clients and are currently hiring drivers statewide, so please share this opportunity with anyone you know who would make an excellent driver, allowing us to continue serving passengers.  To schedule a ride in Webster County, call 417-887-9272 or 800-770-6287. more

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Christian County, MO – A second skunk collected in Christian County has tested positive for rabies. The first skunk was collected in late December from the Clever area, and the second skunk was collected this week in the Billings area. There have been no reports of any humans being bitten. more

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“Birds are one of our most important and valuable natural resources… Cultivating an acquaintance with them is one of the best ways to understand the problems of wildlife conservation. There are few experiences more enjoyable or of more lasting value than studying birds in the field.” more

JEFFERSON CITY, MO – Monday, Jan. 13, at a ceremony at the Missouri State Capitol, Mike Kehoe was sworn in as the 58th Governor of Missouri, marking a new chapter of leadership for the state. more

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The Marshfield Chamber of Commerce is set to host its first networking event of the year on Wednesday, January 22, 2025. The event will take place at Las Cazuelas, located at 104 Wilson Way, Marshfield, starting at 11:45 AM. The 2025 newroking series will continue what started last year, offering new opportunities to learn, grow your business and meet new people. more

Marshfield, Mo. – The Webster County University of Missouri Extension is holding an Agriculture Leasing Program in Marshfield on Thursday, Jan. 30.  more

JEFFERSON CITY, MO – Tuesday, Jan. 14, as his first official act in office, Governor Mike Kehoe took decisive action to prioritize public safety by signing six executive orders and officially launching his comprehensive Safer Missouri public safety initiative. more

Missouri has officially become the 49th state in the nation to implement hands-free driving laws. As of January 1, 2025, the Siddens Benning Hands-Free Law went into effect, banning the use of handheld electronic devices while driving, a critical step in addressing the state’s rising number of distracted driving-related crashes and fatalities. more

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The 2024 Salvation Army red kettle campaign successfully concluded in Webster County. Thanks to the countless volunteers who gave their time during the busy holiday season to this ministry, we were able to raise $27,003.31, of which $22,952.81 (85%) will stay right here in Webster County to help our friends and neighbors with rent, utility, disaster and transportation assistance, as well as helping with back to school clothing vouchers. more