The Webster County Neighborhood Center of the Ozarks Area Community Action Commission (OACAC) will offer a free, online class on family budgeting on Sept. 9. The class is open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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The Mount Sinai Cemetery annual meeting will be 7 p.m. Sept. 11 at the Mount Sinai Church.
The annual quilt exhibition at the Webster County Historical Museum will be held in conjunction with Harvest Days Sept. 18-19 and will continue through the month of October.
The Webster County University of Missouri Extension is offering a barn quilt class. American barn quilts can be tracked back alomost 300 years, to the arrival of immigrants from the central regions of Europe.
This Saturday, members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post 4101 will be giving away poppies.
The 29th annual Starvy Creek Fall Bluegrass Festival is scheduled for Sept. 17, 18 and 19 at the Starvy Creek Park, 1933 Bluegrass Road, Conway.
Outdoor enthusiasts will want to bring their gear to the 14th annual Outdoor Sportsman Event this Saturday at Camp Arrowhead in Marshfield.
Leadership is influence — nothing more, nothing less! You influence every person you meet. Leadership is a learned behavior; there is no such thing as a born leader.
Friends and family of Jim and Beth Jones are invited by the children and grandchildren of the couple to share in their joyous celebration of their parents' 50th wedding anniversary.
The Greenwood Community Annual Ice Cream Social and Pie Auction will take place at 6 p.m. Saturday.
The Hartville Lions Club will hold a truck and tractor pull at 7 p.m. Saturday two miles south of Hartville on Highway 5.
Hwy 38 Arena, located on the west side of Marshfield, is hosting the Friday Night Fling Series Barrel Race event on Friday. Registration for the race is at 6 p.m., and the race starts at 7 p.m.
The GRO Marshfield Beautification Committee is excited to announce the unveiling of the new, vibrantly colored mural in Marshfield at 5:30 p.m. Friday.
Community members may enroll now in Taking Care of You, a University of Missouri Extension program that offers practical strategies for dealing with stress and life challenges.
With all that is going on in our country, it is easy to forget about our most vulnerable — but many children still need safe, stable homes.
The City of Strafford will hold its annual Fourth of July Parade again this year.
The Marshfield Classic will take place this Saturday at the Whispering Oaks Golf Course, and a few spots are available for the afternoon tee time, which kicks off at 1:30 p.m. (Morning tee times, which start at 8 a.m., are full.)
The Marshfield Cruisers are making plans for their first cruise-in of the season this Saturday. Social distancing will be practiced and encouraged.
The Webster County OACAC Neighborhood Center is offering two upcoming programs, one on mental health and the other on horticulture therapy.
The Greenwood Community Club will meet Sunday, June 14, at the schoolhouse at 2 p.m.
Due to lack of interest, the test clinic for today has been cancelled. Those interested in getting tested can contact Marshfield Jordan Valley at 859_2400 or OCH Wellpointe at 859-4878.
For individuals who want private pesticide applicator training (PPAT), free training is available through Extension.
Virtual tryouts will start for the Jaywalkers Squad, High School Cheer and Junior High School Cheer teams.Things look much different this year, but interested participants can still try out for these teams. Tryouts for the Jaywalkers Squad begin Sunday. For tryouts, participants will need to…
It's an idea that came to organizers very suddenly, but it has come together in a flash: This weekend, the Missouri Cherry Blossom Festival Home Edition will be convening on Facebook.
OCH Wellpointe Family Medical Clinic, Marshfield, is offering a drive-through COVID-19 testing clinic this Friday, April 24, between the hours of 1 and 4 p.m. As addressed in Governor Parsons' April 22 press conference, mass testing of individuals should be performed to detect asymptomatic c…
This issue of The Mail does not include the Hometown Happenings calendar, as many events are canceled on advice from the Centers for Disease Control and local, state and national officials.
