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October is National Popcorn Poppin' Month, a seasonal celebration of one of America's most beloved snack foods. However, the courthouse celebrates one day a week with its weekly Wednesday popcorn tradition. more
The First Southern Baptist Church of Northview established a new community Blessing Box over the weekend, aimed at providing essential goods to those in need. This new initiative, which features a recently installed box in front of the church, encourages community members to donate and take items as necessary. more
The Fordland Early Childhood Center has earned prestigious recognition as the 2024 Early Childhood Education Program of the Year from Future Builders, the educational foundation of the Missouri School Boards Association (MSBA). more
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The Webster County Historical Society is set to host a fun-filled evening of trivia and tacos on Saturday, October at Son-Rise Christian Church, located at 673 Jump Rd. Doors will open at 5:15 p.m., with trivia games kicking off at 6:30 p.m. more
Tuesday September 24th Webster Lodge #98 held its monthly stated meeting with a dinner of chicken strips at 6pm, one prospective member in attendance. At 7pm Worshipful Master Champ Herren opened the lodge in due form. There was one guest, and twelve members. The minutes were read and approved. Treasurer Brooks gave a financial report and an update on the roof, with repairs to commence soon. The report was accepted and approved. Also discussed was the Harvest Days Breakfast held last Saturday. In spite of the rain a steady flow of locals and festival goers attended, exceeding our expectations. Junior Warden Matt Guy, felt “It was a big success for our first year, and something we will do again.” Worshipful Master Champ Herren echoed Guy’s assessment, adding, “The community really turned out, a big thank you Marshfield!” The fundraiser netted over $800 with all proceeds going to offset the roof expense. Under sickness and distress it was noted the passing of Lucille Blinn, widow of MWB J. Edward “Doc” Blinn, and Kathy Haymes, widow of WB David Haymes. Under new business: A petition for membership was submitted and a committee of investigation appointed. It was decided to adopt a family at Christmas and funds were allocated. Next item discussed preparations for the upcoming Chili and Gumbo Luncheon to be held at the Masonic Temple October 5th from 11am-2pm. Proceeds of the fundraiser benefit Parents as Teachers. Tickets are $5.00 including drinks and dessert. We are expecting a large turnout, so any brothers wishing to offset the cost of ingredients, or to help for a few hours are encouraged to contact Bro. Herren. Reports were received from Grand Lodge. Be on the lookout for the Master’s Letter in your mailbox, it will have the annual notification of dues and a trestleboard for the year. All members of the community are encouraged to like and follow Webster #98 on Facebook. No other business appearing, the lodge was closed in due form. more
The annual Cherry Blossom Festival in Marshfield is gearing up for its 20th season, and the festivities began with a heartfelt luncheon on Thursday, Sept. 26, at the newly announced event venue, The Jackson Grille. The event honored Teresa Parson, the First Lady of Missouri, in her role as Honorary Chairwoman of the festival. more
Breast Cancer Awareness month is here. All October, millions of people across the U.S. will do their part to shine a light on a disease that affects hundreds of thousands of men and women each year. more
During a weekend traffic stop on Interstate 44, a Missouri State Highway Patrol trooper discovered multiple minors riding in the back of a U-Haul truck, prompting charges against two men for child endangerment. more
If you are not currently registered to vote – and want to vote in the upcoming Presidential Election on November 5th – you need to register no later than 5pm on more
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The September meeting of the Webster County Historical Society will be at 1:30 p.m. Sunday, September 29, at the Webster County Justice Center, located at 203 E. Jefferson St., Marshfield. more
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