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The Missouri Route 64A bridge at Bennett Spring State Park (pictured above) will be included in a temporary road closure at the park that begins Jan. 8. This temporary closure is part of the MDC fish hatchery renovation project currently underway at the park. Contributed Photo
Hatchery construction to temporarily close part of road through Bennett Spring State Park
Construction at the Missouri Department of Conservation’s (MDC) fish hatchery at Bennett Spring State Park will temporarily close a portion of Missouri Route 64A that runs through the park. This closure will extend east from the stone bridge to just past the Missouri Department of Natural Resources (DNR) nature center in the park. more
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On Oct. 31, Associate Judge Chuck Replogle was sworn in as the new Circuit Judge. A 1994 MHS graduate, Judge Replogle was elected in November to a 4 year term as the Circuit Judge. Governor Parson made the early appointment upon the retirement of Judge Michael Hendrickson to keep the court’s train running on time. Contributed Photo
County Officials sworn in at Justice Center
Webster County officially ushered in a new wave of leadership on New Years Eve with a swearing-in ceremony for newly elected officials at the Justice Center. The event, held at 11:00 a.m. in the Justice Center courtroom, marked a pivotal moment for the county as key figures in local government were sworn into office to begin their terms of service. more
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Marshfield JAG students earned the Thankful Thursday spotlight from the Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce earlier this year. Here is what the Webster County Historical Society shared about the JAG students: "The JAG program has been a tremendous help to the museum in so many ways. They have helped us setup our booth at Harvest days and the Christmas Festival. They have come to the museum and helped us setup and take down our Christmas decorations, organize files, setup displays and various other projects. The leadership and encouragement of their leader Shelly Jones and the willingness of the students to help in however needed is something we are very thankful for. It is a joy to be around this group of young people and their leader. They have helped us accomplish things we could not have without their help. The Webster County Historical Society is very thankful for the JAG program and those connected to it." Contributed Photo
Save the Date! JAG Dinner coming in February
Mark your calendars for a memorable evening of community and celebration! The third annual Made in Marshfield Celebrity Dinner, hosted by the local Jobs for America's Graduates (JAG) students, is scheduled for February 8, 2025. This popular event promises to be an exciting night for Marshfield residents, offering a chance to meet local celebrities and support the hardworking JAG students in the community. more
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Bird enthusiasts consider starlings a nuisance because, in many areas, they are out-competing native bird species for cavity nesting spaces. The largest concentrations of these birds can be found in winter, when these birds congregate in enormous flocks (some of which number well into the thousands). Contributed Photo
Native of the Week: Starling
Nature feature of the week for Oct. 21-25: Starling more
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Marshfield Police Department Weekly Activity Summary
The following calls were reported by the Marshfield Police Department. more
Captain Dale O. Jinkens
Captain Dale O. Jinkens announces promotions
Captain Dale O. Jinkens, commanding officer of Troop D, Springfield, is pleased to announce the following promotions effective January 1, 2025. more
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Department of Natural Resources awards $10 million in assistance to Springfield
The Missouri Department of Natural Resources has awarded $10 million in financial assistance to the city of Springfield for upgrades to its stormwater system. The project is estimated to cost nearly $22.4 million and is expected to be completed in December 2026. more
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Ozark Magic and Folklore Revisited:
OM&FR is an ongoing project to research and review the content of Vance Randolph’s collections of the superstitious and supernatural. Please follow us in this esteemed publication or on Facebook and Youtube. more
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You may see a number of gull species in Missouri in winter, but nowhere will you find a “sea gull.” From a taxonomic standpoint, there is no such bird. Because many species of gulls can be found near the ocean, humans have used the term “sea gull” as a collective moniker for these predominantly white, shrill-crying birds. Though “sea gull” is a common term, it’s not the name of any specific species. Contributed Photo
Native of the Week: Ring-billed Gull
Species: Ring-billed gull more
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Missouri State Beekeepers Association Launches "Bee Friendly" License Plate to Support Pollinators
The Missouri State Beekeepers Association (MSBA) is excited to announce the launch of the "Bee Friendly" specialty license plate, a new initiative designed to raise awareness about the vital role of bees and provide crucial support for beekeeping activities throughout Missouri. This initiative will directly benefit beekeeping in Missouri by funding research on bee health and supporting educational programs for beekeepers and the public. more
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Holiday tournaments underway
Blue and Gold more
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MFPD members join Santa under a heat source during one of the many stops made during the sleigh ride tours through Marshfield the last two Fridays. Contributed Photo
MFPD guides Santa and Mrs. Claus through Marshfield
Marshfield residents were treated to a magical evening as Santa and Mrs. Claus made their way through town on their annual sleigh ride, spreading holiday joy the last two Fridays, Dec. 13 and Dec. 20. more
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