September 11, 2001, is a date that Millennials and anyone older will remember without any prompting. Yet, as time passes, generations of Americans are learning about the September 11 attacks …

The Webster County Republican Central Committee is heading into a busy fall, with several events and activities planned over the next few weeks. Committee member Kent Christon said the group …

When Webster County voters head to the polls Nov. 3, plenty of work will already have been done before the first ballot is cast. And much of that work will be handled by local poll workers. …

Last Friday night, an old nemesis rambled into town like a ghost from the past. For those who remember the Central Ozark Conference battles of the 1970s and ’80s, Bolivar’s Liberators were a familiar foe. The last time Bolivar visited Marshfield, the Blue Jays ended their 2018 season in the playoffs. Before that, the Liberators had dominated the series, winning 10 of the previous 11 games.

The Lady Jays softball team continued their strong start by winning the Ozark Conference Tournament last week. They defeated Branson 4-0, Rogersville 11-0, and Carl Junction 13-2 to improve their record to 7-1. The team will compete in the Lake Ozark Tournament this weekend.

The courts at Rotary Park will be busier than ever this fall, as Marshfield High School debuts its first-ever tennis program. Head Coach Jarrett Teel, a first-year teacher at Marshfield who played tennis at Evangel University and previously attended Forsyth High School, is leading the new program.