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Strafford Aldermen move on speed limits, police pay
Even before scrutiny on police increased in the past year or so, police departments nationwide have been dealing with a shortage of recruits.Strafford’s Board of Aldermen tried to combat that trend … more
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Tony Saitz has been hired by the Marshfield Fire Department as a full-time paid firefighter.
Marshfield Fire Department hires new full-time firefighter
The Marshfield Fire Department has hired its first full-time staff member as part of its new, on-going expansion effort. The full-time firefighter had his first day at the station on Monday, July … more
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Veteran Roy Beck accepts the Outstanding Alumni Award on behalf of Lt. General Neal T. Jaco, who was unable to attend the Friday, July 2 Reunion Fest.
Bluejay Alumni Rock out at Reunion Fest
Hundreds gathered at the Marshfield Community Center Friday, July 2 for the 10th Annual Marshfield Reunion Fest. The event offered shows from three local bands, food trucks and a good … more
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LR
Raise, balance notables at L-R Board of Ed meeting
A starting pay increase was among the subjects of interest from the most recent Logan-Rogersville Board of Education meeting held June 30. The move was made to add $1,200 to base pay for teachers … more
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Rogersville Market
Rogersville market returns
Rogersville Friends of the Park is bringing back the farmer’s market. The first market of this year will take place on July 10 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The last market Rogersville held at the park was … more
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The Baker Family performs at the Starvy Creek Bluegrass Festival on Friday, July 2. 
Bluegrass brings crowds to Conway
The 36th Annual Starvy Creek Bluegrass Festival took place ahead of Independence Day from July 1-3 in Conway. The long-time music festival has been a local tradition since 1985, drawing talented … more
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Pie auction
Pie auction assists foster care community
Onlookers prepare for Saturday evening’s pie auction at the Webster County Fair. It raised just over $2,000 for the local chapter of The Forgotten Initiative, a faith-based, non-profit organization … more
Larry Dinwiddie
Marshfield man back to court in August for murder of wife
A Marshfield man has received a new court date regarding the death of his wife, whose body was found inside a freezer two years ago the week of Thanksgiving. Larry Dinwiddie was charged with … more
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The new Robert “Bob” Hunt Sr. Pavilion helped provide cover for cooks and fairgoers as well as some new delectable options at this year’s Webster County Fair.
Non-standard fair: Food tent provides tasty alternatives
The lines were long, and for good reason. “It’s great, humbling; what more can I say,” said Eugene Cantrell, former Webster County Fair board president and owner of Catfish Boys. Along … more
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Pictured are the anglers of the 2020-2021 Marshfield High School and Junior High School fishing team.
Marshfield student anglers reel in season
The 2020-21 season for the National Youth Fishing Association has come to a close. This season for Marshfield high school and junior high teams was challenging in many ways – other than fishing – … more
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FDA approves treatment for Alzheimer’s
The Alzheimer’s Association has announced the FDA approval of aducanumab (Aduhelm) —branded by Biogen— for the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease. Until now, there has not been any effective … more
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Young and old enjoy the carnival which accompanies the fair and rodeo each year at Ellis O. Jackson Park.
84th Annual Webster County Fair
Enjoy a collection of photos from the 84th Annual Webster County Fair & Rodeo and share familiar faces with your friends and family! The full photo album can be viewed by scrolling down to the … more
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