With the holiday season upon us, folks are in the spirit of giving. Sadly, many are taking advantage of that generosity. In a recent press release from Andrew Bailey, the Missouri Attorney General, he asks fellow Missourians to be cautious of scammers, especially this time of year. more

Picture it: Halloween, 1968. At the tender age of 17, with the stroke of a pen, Larry Perkins, a rural Missouri farm kid, enlists in the United States Army. After training at Fort Leonard Wood, Perkins is sent to Germany to build bridges, and it doesn't take his commanding officers long to notice the passion for serving our country that lies deep within this young man's heart. So in a short amount of time, Private Perkins is quickly promoted through the ranks and makes Spec. 4. more

As we recognize Veterans this weekend, we want to honor those in Webster County who answered the call to serve. more

The Greenwood Community Club met at the Greenwood Schoolhouse on Sunday, Aug. 10, 2023. Members in attendance were Celina Cron, Betty Templeton, Grace Ray, Belinda Rust, Julie Stevens, Lola Belle Underwood, Evelyn Whitehurst, and Paula Ankrom. Those who were not able to attend were missed. more

On Aug. 10, The Fordland Clinic held a ribbon-cutting ceremony in partnership with the Rogersville Chamber of Commerce to celebrate its new dental wing. more

The Strafford community kicked off a fantastic showing of patriotism at 10 a.m. Tuesday, July 4 with a parade downtown. more

On the evening of July 4, Fordland citizens lined up on Main Street or gathered at the city park to watch the parade and enjoy other patriotic festivities. more

The Stargazer Garden Club has awarded the July Yard of the Month to Leland and Sandy Wright at 417 East McVay, Marshfield. They have lived at this address for approximately 21 years. The first attention grabber it the very large red cannas in front of the house. They are almost as tall as the roof. more

Web-Co Custom Industries is having an annual meeting on Monday, July 24, 2023, at 7 p.m. The meeting will be held in the cafeteria of the workshop. The Board wishes to invite anyone who has an interest to attend. more

The Marshfield Community Theater (MCT) is the recipient of $2,100 in Webster Electric Roundup Grant funds. more

Living in the Midwest can have many weather challenges, from heat waves, tornados, and snowstorms, and it can be hard to navigate. more

Please call one day in advance to reserve your Lunch for pick up/delivery for that day. (417)620-2034. For seniors 60 years of Age & Older, the suggested donation is $5. Younger Adults at $7. Menu subject to change without notice. Annie Barker, our cook, will serve meals from 11:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m. Wednesday. June 14. Rueben Sandwich, Potato Salad, Coleslaw, Salad Bar & Assorted Desserts. more

We are starting our Webster Electric RoundUp grant series for the second-quarter recipients this week by visiting a non-profit organization that focuses on helping senior citizens. more

It’s Senior Farmer’s Market Voucher Nutrition Program time again! Beginning Monday, June 5, from 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. (and every Monday in June), we will sign folks up for $50.00 in vouchers to spend on fresh fruits, vegetables, herbs, and honey at the Farmer’s Market. Please bring proof of all income, residency (like a utility bill), and a photo ID to qualify. I will also be at the Fair Grove Senior Center every Thursday in June from 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. if you want to sign up there. This and all of our programs are for those aged 60 and older. more

The Greenwood Community Club met at the Greenwood schoolhouse on Sunday, Apr. 16, 2023. Many members were unable to be with us and were missed. We had no meetings in Jan., Feb., or March due to weather or illness, so it was good to be together again. Attending were Grace Ray, Evelyn Whitehurst, Betty Templeton, Lola Belle Underwood, Alice Bertoldie, Lorenda Ward, and Belinda Rust. more

The Missouri State Beekeepers Association (MSBA) is seeking to promote awareness and support for the declining bee population in the state of Missouri by introducing a "Bee Friendly" license plate. The organization hopes to get approval from the Missouri Legislature to begin production and distribution of the license plates to residents throughout the state. According to the MSBA, bees play a crucial role in pollination, a process necessary for the growth of many of the foods we eat. However, the bee population has been declining in recent years due to factors such as pesticide use and habitat loss. The “Bee Friendly” Missouri license plate is designed to raise awareness of the importance of bees and encourage the planting of pollinator-friendly gardens. In order to get the “Bee Friendly” Missouri license plate approved by the Missouri Legislature, the MSBA is calling on interested individuals to sign up for the license plate. The organization needs at least 200 people to show interest in purchasing the license plate to move forward with production. more

NHTSA Reminds Drivers and Riders That May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month Motorcyclist Safety Is Everyone’s Safety more