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Trouble at Sand Springs
Hi everyone! Are you ready for a new rambling this week to get you revved up? Two weeks ago, we started a new series about a civil war love story between a young lady whose parents are southerners and a young man whose dad is the Union Captain of the Webster County Home Guard. As you can imagine, the sparks fly quickly when our southern family is established, and their political viewpoints are known. Let’s review it just in case you are a new reader. more
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Good neighbors
Last week there was a call for help posted to the infamous “Now You Know…Marshfield” Facebook group. A local Marshfield resident posted that her cat was stuck in a tree. more
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Q&A with Mail Editor Shelby Atkison
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Conceptual image of Jordan’s Place shows the front entrance to the housing development and the arial view. The development will be located in the field behind the Mercy Clinic on OO. “Jordan’s Place is all about hope…because nobody should lose hope,” reflected Joyce Fenner, chairman of WC CapeAbilities.
Jordan's Place offers hope for housing: housing development coming to Marshfield for adults with disabilities and seniors
If you have a senior family member or an adult family member with a disability, it will come as no surprise that there is a house shortage for that population. Wait lists can be up to two years long for some housing centers. For Marshfield, that crisis will soon be less extensive. more
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Prem Juar Prasad has been missing for 24 days. Last seen on December 16 Prasad is believed to be on foot. The Webster County Sheriff's Department is actively searching. "We are not going to stop, we are going to do our best to get answers," stated Sheriff Roye Cole. 
Woman still missing in Webster County
On December 16 the Webster County Sheriff’s Department notified the public of a missing woman, Prem Kuar Prasad, a 65 year old Indian woman. more
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Murder in Marshfield
After a night spent hiding in the woods, Madison Rueckert turned herself into the Dallas County Sheriff’s Office. According to the probably cause statement Rueckert shot her boyfriend in the head then got in her car and drove to Dallas County where she parked her car on the side of the road and then hid in the woods over night. more
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Do Your Civic Duty
Well, everyone, it is indeed that time of the year again. Everyone in Webster County will be receiving a letter for their personal property assessment. It may not be everyone’s favorite piece of mail, but it is part of our civic duties as citizens of this place we call home. more
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Stan Whitehurst is the Webster County Circuit Clerk. “It’s not as easy as it would sound,” laughed Whitehurst. “The most public is the election side, but we are heavily involved with general administration, paying bills, Human Resources-a range of things.”
Q & A: Stan Whitehurst
Q: What is the most challenging part of your job? more
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Neighbors Helping Neighbors In Webster County
The 2022 Salvation Army red kettle campaign was a success in Webster County. Thanks more
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Restaurant Manager Faces Molestation Charges
Walnut Shade resident William Ray Green is charged with a Class E Felony of 4th Degree Child Molestation for inappropriate conduct by touching a child less than 17 years old. more
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Roger's Ramblings
Hi everybody! Hopefully, all is well with everyone! Buckle up and hang on tight because this new rambling is a civil war love story between a southern girl and a union young man. This week is entitled: Tennessee Travelers. more
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Conway Senior Center
Please call in 1 day in Advance to Reserve your Lunch for pick up/delivery. (417)620-2034. Ann Barker will be serving Lunch from 11:30am-12:30pm. more
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Sun received the Activity Student of the Month as well as the Student of the Month award at Fordland. “…they always support you…” shared Sun of his experience at Fordland.
Athlete of the week: Pakorn Kanprasertkit aka Sun
A new weekly segment coming to the Marshfield Mail will feature and Athlete or Scholar of the week from around the County. more
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Keep Your HVAC Going
The colder it gets outside this winter season, the more people will turn up the heater. We often forget that besides the refrigerator, our heater/AC, aka HVAC is one of the most crucial machines in our homes we need to keep our lives going comfortably. Until the heater stops working… heaven forbid that were to happen, but if so, who should you turn to? more
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Webster County Basketball Rundown
New year, same teams! Our first week into the new year has passed, so let us look at how the crews of Webster County did out on the basketball courts in this week's edition of the Webster County Rundown. more
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Helping Keep Your Vehicles Running
Winter is in full swing, which for us in Missouri, can go from mild to unfavorable very quickly. This constant change in the weather affects us as we prepare for our day, and the vehicles often left out to endure the weather. more
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Contributed Photo by Christian County Sheriff's Department 
Wilson sentenced to probation
On September 25, 2021 Pastor Mark Griffith of Destiny Church made a report to the Missouri State Highway Patrol Troop D Trooper M. Cary, stating that a member of his church had confided in him that they had been assaulted by one of the church staff, Duell Wilson. more
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On Friday, Dec 30, after serving Webster County as Senior Deputy Clerk for 15 and half years, Kathy Jo Angst also retires from the courthouse.
One More Goodbye From the Courthouse
Closing out the Webster County Courthouse celebration last Friday, Dec 30, was one final goodbye. Kathy Jo Angst, the Senior Deputy Clerk in the Circuit Court, retired after 15 and half years of service. more
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"I solemnly swear ..." Judge Chuck Replogle had the new officials recite the Oath of office during the Swear-In Ceremony that was held last Friday, Dec 30. Mail Photos by John "J.T." Jones
Taking the Oath
Last Friday, Dec 30, the Webster county courthouse was packed, but it was not for the trial of the century. Instead, it was actually a day of celebration. more
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Q & A with the Mayor
The Q&A series continues with this week's spotlight on Natalie McNish, Mayor of Marshfield. more
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Civil War Love Story
Happy New Year to all of my friends and neighbors for another great year. Last year we had a great year of Roger's Ramblings and let's start off this year with a big bang. How about a civil war story? more
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Seasonal Depression
Seasonal Affective Disorder more
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Live Your You: Christmas Chaos
For the second year in a row my family and I packed up the day after Christmas and headed to Gulf Shores, AL. more
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After serving as Webster County Recorder of Deeds for 12 years, Gary Don Letterman, seen here with his family, officially retired on Friday, Dec 30. Mail Photo by John "J.T." Jones
Happy To Serve and Help
The day of celebration at the Webster County courthouse last Friday, Dec 30, continued with a goodbye. After serving Webster County for 12 years, Gary Don Letterman, Recorder of Deeds, retired, and a party was held in his honor, complete with punch, cake, gifts, and fellowship. more
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Name: Journey Occupation: Student City: Marshfield Resolution: Creating and sticking to a cleaning schedule.
Webster County Resolutions
It seems early to think about, but this issue of the Marshfield Mail is indeed the last one for 2022. It has been an exciting year, allowing us to welcome the New Year by setting goals or resolutions for ourselves. Whether you do or do not set resolutions, it is good to set goals for yourself. Just remember to be honest with yourself and to not set unrealistic goals. more
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