The Ozark Mountain Chapter – Missouri Sons of the American Revolution (SAR) gathered on Saturday, June 14, at Marlin Cemetery west of Conway to mark Flag Day and to honor the life of one of the … more

The Marshfield Police Department is continuing an investigation into the disappearance of $4,000 in cash reported missing from the Marshfield Care Center late last month. On May 22, officers … more

Starvy Creek Bluegrass Festival Celebrates 40th Year with Big Names and New Ownership The beloved Starvy Creek Bluegrass Festival is set to return July 9-12, celebrating its 40th year with a … more

Hidden Waters Nature Park became a place of reflection and remembrance on Sunday, June 15, as riders from the Cherokee Nation’s "Remember the Removal" stopped for lunch during their … more

The excitement is building! After a record-setting month of nominations, the Marshall Mail’s annual Readers Choice Awards has officially moved into the voting phase — and community … more

Webster Lodge #98 will be hosting its 25th Annual “Pulling for Kids” Truck and Tractor Pull Saturday June 14. The event will take place at the Webster County Fairgrounds, gates open at 5 … more

A sudden onslaught of torrential rain last Wednesday brought flash flooding to much of Webster County, triggering a wave of road closures, water rescues, and structural damage that left portions of … more

Clients long-established and new will attend treatment sessions at Burrell Behavioral Health’s new $2 million clinic in Marshfield starting June 16. The 5,210-square foot clinic is located at … more

The Logan-Rogersville Wildcats delivered an impressive performance throughout the spring 2025 baseball season, culminating in a hard-fought appearance in the Missouri Class 4 state championship game … more

The Marshfield Bluejays baseball team wrapped up a memorable postseason run with a trip to the Class 5 Final Four last week, marking the schools first appearance in the Final Four since 1998 and its … more

Michael Sturdefant’s career with the Webster County Road & Bridge Department began in the fall of 1985, at a time when the workforce landscape was very different. Over nearly four decades, … more

The City of Marshfield is reminding residents of important guidelines for the upcoming limb pickup services. As part of the city’s efforts to keep public areas clean and maintain efficiency, the City asks that residents prepare their limbs ahead of scheduled collection dates and adhere to specific rules to ensure a smooth process. more

The Marshfield Community Theatre is excited to announce auditions for their upcoming production of Legally Blonde: The Musical. Directed by Kelby Lorenz, with Susie Smith as Assistant Director, Samantha VanWyhe as the Musical Director, and Emily Lawson as Choreographer, the production is seeking 20-30 talented individuals for a variety of roles, including principal, featured, and ensemble positions. The musical is open to individuals aged 15 and up, with a focus on both adult performers and young adults. more

The National Weather Service (NWS) has confirmed that a tornado struck Webster County near Seymour Friday night. The storm was officially rated as an EF-1, with winds reaching a maximum of 100 mph. An assessment team from the NWS conducted a survey on Saturday to evaluate the damage and confirm the storm’s strength. more

Webster County Emergency Management is hosting a series of Emergency Preparedness Training sessions for residents. The next two Tuesday evenings will offer vital information on how to better prepare for emergencies. more

Webster County Emergency Management is warning residents of another week of dangerous fire weather conditions. Despite Friday’s rain admist the large storm cell that traveled through Webster County, it wasn’t enough to alleviate the ongoing risk. Authorities are urging the community to refrain from burning, not just today, but for the entire week. more

The Webster County Historical Society is pleased to announce their latest publication of the Webster County Plat Book. The front cover of the 2025 edition pays tribute to the rural schools of Webster County that once dotted the countryside.  more

On Feb. 27 and 28, the fourth and fifth graders of Shook Elementary traveled to the Greenwood rural school to learn about school-life in a one-room setting. Mrs. Lola Belle Underwood, a former teacher at Greenwood, hosted the presentations for two classes at a time until all 20 of the classes were able to attend. more

On March 14, parts of southern and central Missouri experienced a damaging storm event that included high winds and hail. One of the residual signs of this weather event are downed limbs and tree damage around homes and on farms. If trees on your property appear to be damaged, here are some tips to keep in mind: more

The Marshfield Lady Jays basketball season come to an end Saturday just shy of a second straight trip to the final four. more

A Seymour, Mo., woman was sentenced in federal court for a more than $850,000 fraud scheme in which she used the personal identity information of her fellow inmates in state prison to obtain student loans and tax refunds. more

On Sunday, March 2, the Marshfield Police Department was dispatched to an open line 911 call. more

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The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) reminds people that strong winds, low humidity, and dry conditions this time of year means extra caution is needed to avoid unexpected wildfires. more

The Webster County Farm Bureau Board lead a collaborative food security project in partnership with Fordland FFA, Glendale FFA, Logan-Rogersville FFA, Mansfield FFA, Mighty Eagles 4-H Club and Seymour FFA on Monday, February 17, at the Fordland High School. more