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(Left to right) Hunter Fryman and Carson Adams have played baseball together for roughly seven years now, from little league to Wow Factor travel ball, and now playing for the NTIS (National Team Identification Series). The duo not only call each other teammates, but best friends. Unless the Cardinals and Cubs are playing.
ROOT, ROOT, ROOT for the HOME TEAM
The sharp metal sound of a baseball bat meeting a 80mph pitch. A welcomed ‘thwack’ from the catch of a wickedly fast curveball into a leather mitt. The quick crunch of metal cleats and … more
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Bruce and company greet the American-International Junior Charolais Foundation group representatives. This was their second day traveling all over Missouri to see how farmers here take care of their Charolais Cattle.
Local cattle breeder receives international visit
Heading northeast out of Marshfield, commuters may notice signs advertising different cattle for sale and a name, Bruce Bradley, the proud owner of Bradley Cattle. With over 46 years in the business, … more
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Linda Murrow, an area representative for International Student Exchange, stands with Alicia from Spain, who attended Marshfield High last year. Murrow explains, “We encourage the students to get involved in extracurricular activities, because we want them to make American friends and be immersed in the American culture. We don’t want them to just sit in their home with their host families or nothing outside of the home”.
Now Arriving: Marshfield
No matter where you go, there is always an opportunity to learn. That is especially true as Marshfield High prepares to welcome three new students from overseas. These three students will be joining … more
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Dan Banasik: Highway Patrolman reflects on career
"I really enjoyed the fact I was in a position that I could try to right a wrong," reflected Lieutenant Dan Banasik. Banasik recently retired after serving almost 29 years on the Missouri Highway … more
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Romanian village life.
Lessons from Romania
A couple of months ago the Marshfield Mail had the opportunity to sit down with Lillyanne Vestal; a newly graduated senior who was planning to take an eight week trip to Romania. Fast forward to last … more
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Marshfield’s Finest stands together as they welcome a Rick Hamilton as their newest on-reserve detective. “We are so lucky to have Hamilton, he has about 25 years experience. He is known for having a pretty hard work ethic and being thorough. We are very grateful, and all our guys are supportive,” shares Marshfield Police Chief Doug Fannen. Pictured from left to right: Officer Josh Burris, Detective Joe Taylor, Chief Doug Fannen, Reserve Detective Rick Hamilton, and Sergeant Richard Neal.
Old dog, new tags
There is a new name joining the ranks of Marshfield’s law enforcement., but make no mistake, this new name brings years of experience under the badge. His name is Rick Hamilton, who was sworn … more
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Niangua TLC members accept a grant in the amount of $1,103.97 to replace a freezer for the FACS department at Niangua Schools.
Webster Electric Round Up Grants: 3rd Quarter
Webster Electric Round Up grants were submitted and awarded for the third quarter. This quarter the Round up program allowed Webster Electric to give out $24,401.41 to local nonprofits. The Webster … more
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Celebrating the success and launch of the new concrete apprenticeship program. Back row left to right: Logan Etheridge, Preston Letterman. Middle row: Shane Arnold, Nathan Prange. Bottom row: Blake Louderback, Rachel York and Aaron York.
Donco 3 pours path to success
In a world full of running water, reliable electricity, and paved streets most people are not uneducated that modern day amenities are possible because of people who have studied the trade. Most … more
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Volunteers gather to get the necessary school supplies, chat with the parents, and offer encouragement. Mindy Masters, this year's Back to School Bash Coordinator, explains, "Families will fill out a registration card. Then a support person and runner will go to each vehicle. The support person generally stays with the vehicle and opens conversation with them, just making sure all their needs are met. Not just physical but spiritual".
Rogersville Back to School Bash
What's better than a tax-free weekend? How about a FREE weekend? That is precisely what happened at the Upper Elementary School in Rogersville on Aug 6 for the parents of the Logan Rogersville school … more
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The first graduating class from The Pursuit. Class of 2022.
Pursuit to homeschool
In March of 2020, many parents worst nightmares came true: they became homeschool parents. When COVID-19 swept across the world, businesses, churches and schools shuttered their doors in an attempt … more
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One of the cards I got at the tournament!
So this one time I participated in a German Card Tournament
Today’s entertainment piece is a bit different. Instead of me giving you a review, list, or history lesson, I wanted to talk about a recent experience I had. This experience is something I have … more
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Go Explore
Last Tuesday in the middle of the chaos of getting the paper out, my friend LP who lives in Vegas shot me a message. The message was three photos of a resort in Puerto Vallarta and a sentence that … more
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Dr. Tommy Macdonnell enlisted in the U.S. Army Reserve the day after Pearl Harbor and  served in World War II. He was aboard one of the first boats to hit the beach in Normandy, France, on D-Day. 
Life well lived: Dr. Thomas Macdonnell
Finding the right words, or even enough words to describe someone’s life can be a challenge. How does one even begin to tell the story of a man who changed the lives of everyone around  … more
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Bohannon and Ricks encourage community members to reach out to a local farmer to purchase a beef. Cutting out the middle man puts more money back into the farmers pocket and lets the consumer know exactly where their beef came from.
Cost of Farming
It is no secret that the cost of everything has gone up. From the grocery shelves to the gas tank, American’s are paying more for pretty much everything.  It is easy to get caught up in … more
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A beautiful moment captured as Daryl and Emily finish their stop at the halfway point of the race.
Tandemonium on the Missouri River
Every year hundreds of people from all over Missouri, the United States, and even as far as Australia come together to compete in the MR340. MR340 is a race across Missouri, 340 miles long, that … more
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The Poppy Wars Review
I have always loved reading for as long as I can remember. As a kid, I was always excited to visit the school library or the nearest bookstore. Recently I was looking for something else to read … more
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"She picked out her first backpack for school, now she wears it about every day to ‘prepare for school’ as she says,” shared Kelly Escamilla, mom to Izzabella pictures above.
Back to School
With back to school coming up on parents and teachers alike I took to Facebook to see how people are feeling about school being back in session and how both parents and teachers are preparing for the … more
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“We call them aggressive or mean bees, but that is incorrect. We should call them defensive bees because if you do not provoke them, then they have no reason to sting you.” Dr. Sharashkin thoughts regarding how people view bees.
What’s the Buzz?
In a few weeks, the 2022 Homestead Expo will be in Marshfield. The event will have lots of speakers covering a wide variety of topics. One of the topics will be over natural beekeeping with Dr. Leo … more
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Learn How to be Self-Relient
The past few years have made people realize they need to be more self-sufficient. People are growing tired of the urban jungle and want to return to simpler times. Many folks have thought about it, … more
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High school golf team members got a chance to learn and spend time with a real professional golfer. Talk about a hole in one! From left to right: Marlee Edgeman, Michael Alves, Wyatt Davis, Luke Gardner, and Mark Budler
FORE!
On July 15th, members of various middle and high school golfers, including some of the Marshfield High Boys and Girls Golf team, participated in the Bryan Properties Junior Professional and Amateur … more
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Family Night with the Wonders of Wildlife. One of many activities kids and families could do during the Summer Reading Program. Leah Shelby, Youth Services Librarian for Webster County Library, comments, “This by far has to be my favorite job ever because I am literally here for the communities kids…. My heart is so happy to know that the kids are really enjoying the library and the programs we are offering and that they look forward to it as much as I do”.
Ocean of Reading Possibilities.
Walt Disney once said, “There is more treasure in books than in all the pirate’s loot on Treasure Island.” This year, the Webster County Library held a summer reading challenge … more
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Marshfield Man charged with multiple felonies
Randy Brice Heminger has been charged with a Class D Felony for failing to register as a sex offender and not registering a change of address. Police conducted a Sex Offender check and noticed that … more
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Webster County Election Results
Live Results: For Associate Circuit Judge Division 3: David T. Tunnell : Justin M. Evans : For Presiding Commissioner  Paul Ipock : Rob Blumer : For Recorder of … more
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Meet the Candidates- Webster County Judge
- Tell us about yourself! My name is David Tunnell, age 45. I live outside Marshfield with my wife Rebecca. We were married in 2006; we built our house in 2007. Our children, Luke and Lily, attend … more
The building that serves as the home to Las Cazeulas Mexican restaurant has served many purposes. When Bob Hopkins purchased it back in 1997-98 it was the home of Faith Southern Baptist Church. It was then renovated and converted into Car Works mechanic shop which operated for close to twenty years before being closed when Bob retired.
From transmissions to tacos: Las Cazuelas a true family restaurant
If there is one thing the people of Marshfield all seem to love, it’s their chips and queso. So you can imagine that when word got out that Bob Hopkins and his daughter Anna Macias, a 2013 … more
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