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That day, 80 high school tenors and basses attended the day-long event, which ended with a performance open to the public.
Bluejays vocalists sing the day away
On Oct. 10, 80 high school tenors and basses gathered at Southwest Baptist University for a day of extraordinary music-making. more
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Contributed Photo by Webster County Sheriff's Office 
Jury trial set for Tennis
Tyler Tennis, of Rogersville, will face a jury of his peers for a three-day trial starting on Sept. 11, 2024, with Judge Replogle presiding, according to Casenet. more
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Buried Treasures will lead guests through the Marshfield Cemetery at 627 S White Oak Rd. The event offers guided tours headed by volunteers of the Historical Society, with runtimes throughout the evening. Admission is $5 per person ages eight and up; kids up to seven get in for free. All proceeds go toward the Webster County Historical Society. Mail File Photo
Buried Treasures event to explore the Marshfield Cemetery
The Webster County Historical Society is set to provide a treat to those seeking a lesson in local history this Halloween season. Buried Treasures will take place Saturday, Oct. 28 at the Marshfield Cemetery. more
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The Safe Harbor Thrift store located at 202 S. Crittenden Street in Marshfield officially opening to the public on Oct. 19. The store will benefit customers and clients of Safe Harbor who are looking to restructure their lives. Contributed Photos
Shopping for a shelter
On Thursday, Oct. 19, the nonprofit organization Safe Harbor officially opened its thrift store to the public with a beautiful outcome. more
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Contributed Photo by Webster County Sheriff's Office
Warrant out for Marshfield Man
A warrant is out for the arrest of Lane Barger, a resident of Marshfield, for failing to obey the judge’s order to appear in court. Law enforcement is looking for him and encourages citizens to call authorities if they see him. more
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Mitzi Hosmer sat with some of her family at a scholarship presentation last year. The Mitzi Hosmer Scholarship has given a total of $12,800 to seniors in Webster County since it was first created in 2017. Contributed Photo
Cow Bingo coming to Rogersville park
Webster County Cow Bingo is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 28, at the Rogersville City Park (270 County Line Road). The bingo event will be from 2-6 p.m. It will also include a kids costume contest, chili pie supper, silent dessert auction, guest speakers, prizes, candy, and more. The fundraiser will support the Mitzi Hosmer Scholarship Fund, and all proceeds from the event will go towards the scholarship. more
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Actors in the Zach Bryan and Noah Kahan music video “Sarah’s Place” prepare for a scene on the south side of the Seymour square in front of the Owen Theatre.
Zach Bryan, Noah Kahan music video filmed in Seymour
The square in Seymour was busy last week as country music artist Zach Bryan’s film crew set up to get some shots of southern Webster County for an upcoming music video. more
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The Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce Year End Celebration was held at The Jackson Grille Sunday, Oct. 15. Pictured, Chamber Coordinator Rachel Andrews is thanked by Emcee Kyle Whittaker for her dedication to making the event happen. 
Chamber honors members at annual event
The Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce held its Year End Celebration Sunday, Oct. 15 at The Jackson Grille. The event offered an hour of networking before dinner, entertainment by Mike Bliss and an award presentation. more
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The students of the Marshfield Early Learning Center "saw" a lot of cool things a firefighter gets to use as Senior Firefighter Mark Heil goes over some of the equipment inside the fire trucks of the Marshfield Fire Protection District. Mail Photos by J.T. Jones
Local firefighters school students on safety
The Marshfield Fire Protection District has announced its annual Open House on Tuesday, Oct. 24 at Fire Station 1 on 521 S. Prairie Lane starting at 6:30 p.m. more
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MoDOT road crews will be out as part of a statewide winter weather drill this week, while continuing work east and westbound near the 106 and 107-mile markers on I-44. Contributed Photo
Traffic delays and drills
The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) warns those heading to or from the Niangua and Conway areas that they will notice a change in traffic patterns as they shift lanes on I-44. more
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2023 Pumpkin Prince Matthew Williams and Princess Iva Lamb are pictured following their coronation at Saturday's Niangua Fall Festival. Prince and Princess candidates raised a total of $2,004.16 through penny drive votes and the money went to the participants' respective classrooms. Contributed photo
Niangua fills community building for fall festival
The Niangua Fall Festival took place Saturday, Oct. 14 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Niangua Community Building located at 172 State Highway F. The resurgence of the fall festival in Niangua was spurred by conversation amongst members of the community last year. A group of citizens got together and decided to host a festival to foster a sense of community. more
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Be safe during the spooky season, and consider checking out the various family-friendly events. Contributed Photo
Seasonal spooky events and safety tips
With spooky season amongst us, it is time to break out the costumes and candy. One of the hardest parts of Halloween trick-or-treating is figuring out where to go. Luckily, there are plenty of upcoming Trunk or Treat and Fall parties coming up in Webster County. more
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All proceeds from the Safe Harbor Thrift Store will go directly to the Shelter Fund to purchase land for a domestic violence shelter. Currently, Safe Harbor has raised $30,000 toward their goal of $100,000. To donate, contact Safe Harbor to donate at (417) 859-7129. Contributed photos
Non-profit thrift store offers assistance, hope for victims of domestic violence
Safe Harbor will celebrate the grand opening of its Thrift Store on Thursday, Oct. 19. The grand opening is from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with door prizes including tickets to the Bellamy Brothers or Oak Ridge Boys. more
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Webster Lodge #98 presents a check for $7,500 to the Marshfield Backpack Program.  Contributed photos
Webster Lodge continues fundraising efforts
The Webster Lodge #98 is hosting a chili, soup and gumbo lunch with desserts and drinks on Saturday, Oct. 14 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. more
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Students were assigned to their "houses" during an afternoon assembly inthe gymnasium on Friday, Oct. 6. Angelia Koch's Event Planning Class took on the challenge of planning the event, which the school dubbed as a success. 
Niangua administration elaborates on Ron Clark Academy adoption
In order to induce change, you have to implement change. more
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Webster County photo contest offers $100 prize
The Webster County Clerk’s office is hosting its second annual photo contest to engage the community and encourage them to share images that reflect the culture of Webster County.   … more
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On Oct. 9, the Marshfield School District hosted a networking event. The event was attended by 28 local businesses and people of interest, including City Administrator Sam Rost and Parks Director Marc Baker, who were there having conversations with teachers and building connections between the school and the community. Photos by Paige Moles, Marshfield Junior High Librarian.
Community connections made at school networking event
On Monday, Oct. 9, the Marshfield R-1 School District hosted a networking event in the high school gym, encouraging a connection between the school and local businesses. 28 local businesses and people of interest attended the event and had conversations with teachers to promote community partnerships within the district. more
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Be a champion and give blood
Football fans can be "Champions for Life" and score some Chiefs apparel. The Community Blood Center of the Ozarks, the sole supplier of blood, platelets, and plasma to patients at 44 area healthcare facilities, is asking everyone to help make a touchdown for local patients in their community by donating blood at the upcoming blood drive in Marshfield on Thursday, Oct. 19. more
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Contributed Photo by the Webster County Sheriff's Office
Sentencing set for Elkland man
Dale P. Lang, of Elkland, is scheduled to appear in court with Judge Hendrickson presiding on Dec. 21 for a sentencing hearing. This comes after a recent guilty verdict from jury trial. more
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Cool nights means more wild animal movement
Autumn is blooming across the Show-Me State. The season brings pumpkin spice on everything, changing leaves, longer nights, and cooler weather. The last two things come with a warning. more
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Oliver Anthony reads from Ecclesiastes 3 ahead of his performance at Big River Outdoors Campground’s Appalachia Meets the Ozarks.
Appalachia Meets the Ozarks with Oliver Anthony stop
If you haven’t heard the soulful voice of Oliver Anthony in the last eight weeks, I truly do not know where you’ve been.  Many Missourians were able to listen to him live Saturday … more
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Free drive-through testing for COVID-19, Influenza A/B and RSV is available each Friday on the east side of the Webster County Health Department.  Contributed Photo  
Virus busters continue free testing in Webster County
Free state sponsored COVID-19, Influenza A/B and RSV testing is being offered through the Spring of 2024 at the Webster County Health Department, located at 233 E. Washington Street in Marshfield. more
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Chamber expands to operate license office
The Rogersville Chamber of Commerce has officially opened its doors at 102 E. Front Street. The new location, located in the center of Rogersville, aims to provide a more accessible and efficient experience for those seeking license-related services. The Rogersville License Office will offer a wide range of services, including driver's license renewals, vehicle registration, and other essential licensing services. more
Marijana microbusiness licenses issued
The Missouri Division of Cannabis Regulation (DCR) issued 48 marijuana microbusiness licenses this week to the top applicants drawn in the Aug. 28 lottery. To ensure the integrity of the random drawing, the Missouri Lottery conducted the drawing without reference to the identities of the applicants. more
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Networking event aims to partner local businesses, teachers
On Monday, Oct. 9, the Marshfield R-1 School District will host a networking event to partner with local businesses and our teachers to promote community partnerships within the district. more
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