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On Saturday, November 4, the Marshfield High School Choir took 17 students to perform with the South Central Missouri Music Educators Association All-District Honor Choirs held at Evangel University in Springfield. They, along with other honor students from all over the district, rehearsed in the morning with world-class guest clinicians and, in the afternoon, performed a concert showcasing their skills. For four consecutive years, the Marshfield High School Choral program has broken school records for those accepted into this honor choir, setting the new record at 17. The 17 students that attended Starting with the back row from left to right are as follows: 4. Katelyn York, Rossiana Reid, Avery Byars, Alton Smith 3. Kate Cochran, Tara Snow, Cora Johnson, Aaron Coleman 2. Shayla Smith, Journey Jones, Hannah Palubicki, Luke Rockwood 1. Sadie Buckallew, Reagyn Frazier, Bea Corkins, Kai Vo, Jasper Boone Contributed Photos
Hitting notes and earning honors
The Marshfield High School Choral program has been earning honors and breaking records for the past few months. more
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The Marshfield Community Theatre is set to present "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever" with performances this weekend only.  Contributed Photo
MCT presents heartwarming holiday classic: “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever”
Marshfield Community Theatre is bringing the spirit of the season to the Jubilee Theater Center with its production of “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever,” written by Barbara Robinson. Performed with licensing from Concord Theatrical, this heartwarming Christmas classic promises to captivate audiences of all ages. more
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Curing for the new year
As we prepare for the holiday season, the Webster County University of Missouri Extension is already playing for the New Year resolutions as the center will hold two country cured ham classes. more
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Tour holiday homes in Marshfield
Marshfield is in for a new kind of holiday tradition with its first ever Christmas Home Tour scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 9. Several residential houses in Marshfield will be available to tour both inside and out as the homeowners open their doors in the spirit of Christmas, all to benefit the Marshfield Public Schools Foundation. more
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David Steinmann, CEO of Fordland Clinc, addresses the crowd at the Celebration of Sharing Luncheon at Highland Springs Country Club on Tuesday, Nov. 28.  Mail Photo by Ryder Berger 
Fordland Clinic recognized for charitable efforts
The Fordland Clinic was one of several organizations recognized by the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame for their philanthropy at the Highland Springs Country Club in Springfield on Tuesday, Nov. 28. more
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Children share their Christmas wishes with Santa Claus at last year's Christmas celebration on the square in Marshfield. This year's parade is set for Saturday, Dec. 2.
Santa Claus is coming to town!
Ho, ho, ho and a Merry Christmas! Santa will make a stop in Marshfield ahead of the All-American Christmas parade on Saturday, Dec. 2. The Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce is gearing up for the … more
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Letter to the Editor: What lies beneath Marshfield?
Just exactly what lies beneath Marshfield? For a century or more residents have told stories of how a giant cavern lies below the sidewalks and streets, connecting businesses, private homes and even … more
Remi Yates, age seven, killed a “GIANT” button buck during youth season.     
Youth harvest numbers are in
Preliminary data from the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) shows young hunters ages 6-15 harvested 3,574 deer during Missouri’s late youth portion of the 2023 firearms deer hunting season, Nov. 24-26. Of the 3,574 deer harvested, 1,697 were antlered bucks, 361 were button bucks, and 1,516 were does. more
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Winners of the 13th Annual Gobble Wobble fun run pose with their medals after completing the race. Pictured left to right: Samson Stalker (second place), Zach Mitchell (first place) and Cole Brown (third place), all of Marshfield. Contributed Photo
Thousands raised at Thanksgiving Day 5k
Dozens lined Washington Street Thursday morning for the 13th Annual Gobble Wobble hosted by the Webster County Health Unit. This year’s 5k benefit raised $4,200 for the work of Safe Harbor Victims Assistance Program. more
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Get ready for a night of fun, lights, and floats as the Rogersville Christmas Parade is on Saturday, Dec. 2. The parade will start at 4:45 p.m., followed by a tree lighting ceremony. Contributed Photo
Christmas in Rogersville
Christmas is coming to town early this year. To Rogersville to be precise. This year’s Christmas parade is gingerbread themed and is set for Saturday, Dec. 2, hosted by the City of Rogersville in conjunction with the Rogersville Chamber of Commerce.  more
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Santa greets a group of Marshfieldians during last year's event put on by the Marshfield Fire Protection District.  Mail file photo
Tour De Claus
Make your list and check it twice because Mr. and Mrs. Claus are coming to Marshfield! The pair will make their way around town with the help of the Marshfield Fire Protection District for Santa Claus and Mrs. Claus' 9th Annual Tour of Marshfield. more
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Crafting a classic holiday snack
With Deer season going on, one thing is for sure: there will be a sufficient amount of venison and other meals involving deer meat for a while. But what if you are craving a snack? Do you go for the deer jerky, or would you rather have a cut of summer sausage? more
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Court proceedings continue in abuse case
Todd Maynard is scheduled back in court on Mar. 4, 2024, for a trial setting with Judge Replogle presiding. more
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Staying warm while staying at home
This week, we continue our Winter Weather Preparedness by reviewing how to be safe at home. I spoke again to Jordan Didio, Meteorologist for the National Weather Service Springfield, who gave some more tips to help stay safe during winter. more
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Marshfield Mail employees share a meal ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday. Mail photo by Shelby Atkison
Thanksgiving memories and traditions
As the holidays inch closer and closer, I find myself feeling conflicted. I always loved the last six weeks of the year. Thanksgiving and Christmas are times of love and celebration, regardless of who you are. Everyone just seems to be a little bit happier. more
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Cranberry west harvest in Kingston, Mass. Photo by Mathcar
Thanksgiving's buoyant bitter berry boasts health benefits
Cranberries have long been considered the crown jewel of Thanksgiving dinners, says University of Missouri Extension horticulturist David Trinklein. more
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Pictured are the members of the Leadership Marshfield initiative at the MU Extension Center. Contributed Photo
Applications open for first class of Leadership Marshfield
A new initiative in Marshfield aims to enhance the leadership skills of local youth and business owners to improve the future of the city.  more
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Kettle collections: Volunteers needed for Salvation Army’s Red Kettle Campaign
The holidays bring the season of giving and with the Salvation Army’s Red Kettle Campaign, giving is made simple. When you spot the red bucket and a familiar smile behind the toll of a bell, you know where to throw your spare change as 85% of all funds collected stay right here in Webster County. more
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Strafford Elementary was eager in welcoming Missouri author Isaiah "Izzy B" Basye on Nov. 8. He and illustrator Ben Askew were there talking about their latest book, "The Mighty McKraken." Mail Photos by J.T. Jones
"The Mighty McKraken" visits Strafford
Students at Strafford Elementary sailed the seas and learned some important lessons as Author Isaiah "Izzy B" Basye visited the school on Nov. 8. He and illustrator Ben Askew were there talking about their latest book, "The Mighty McKraken." This fun story introduces kids to concepts such as please and thank you, sharing, and treating others with respect. more
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Gehrke trail continues
Seymour resident MaKoy Gehrke will appear in Dallas County Court for an appearance with Judge Hackett presiding on Dec. 11. more
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Wobble for a local charity
Do you have free time on Thanksgiving morning and want to help a good cause? Consider participating in the 13th Annual Gobble Wobble hosted by the Webster County Health Unit on Nov. 23, asking that participants this year ‘Walk With Us To Help Them Walk Away.’ more
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Harsh weather can lead to unsafe driving and living conditions. Be sure your vehicle is equipped for cold weather and know about the closest warming center in case of emergency. Mail Photo by Shelby Atkison
Before you travel:
As the weather gets colder, it will not be long before frost settles in and snow starts falling. With that in mind, preparing for the upcoming weather is something that's never too early to start. One of the best ways is to see what is in store for the day. more
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Tax Passes
Last Tuesday, Nov. 7, a special election was held in Webster County. The ballot only had one question for citizens to answer. more
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There were tears of joy and cries of cheer during Niangua's assembly on Nov. 10 as one soldier surprised his family after being deployed in Africa for 10 months. Senior Catherine Jennings rushed over during the announcement and embraced her brother-in-law as he greeted his family. Mail Photo by J.T. Jones
A Veterans Day Homecoming
On Friday, Nov. 10, Niangua school held its Veterans Day Assembly. The assembly included programming to honor veterans and educate the public about the ultimate sacrifice service men and women make. However, students, teachers, and community members in the crowd were in for an extra special surprise. more
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Clay Burney with a six point buck harvested on the Burney's land in Webster County. Contributed photos
Off to a booming start
Deer season is on full blast as the opening firearms portion was last weekend, Nov. 11 and 12. According to the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC), preliminary data shows deer hunters statewide harvested 99,913 deer, with Webster County gathering 1098 of them. more
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