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Students volunteered to beautify the Fordland City Park after planning the project throughout the 2023-2024 school year.  Contributed Photos
Park improvements just in time for summer
Fordland Elementary Student Leadership, led by school counselor Melody Ball, executed their community project on Saturday, May 17 at the Fordland City Park. more
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Niangua graduates of the Class of 2024. Contributed Photo by Desiree Laskowski
CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES!
Niangua High School more
A lawsuit was filed Tuesday regarding the officer-involved shooting on Myrtle Street in Niangua that left one dead on Wednesday, March 13. Mail Photo by Shelby Atkison
Lawsuit filed in officer-involved shooting
On Tuesday, May 21, Melinda Austin, the mother of Niangua resident Dylan Austin, filed a multi-million dollar seven count federal civil rights lawsuit against Niangua Police Department officer Dwayne McAtee in the United States District Court for the Western District of Missouri. The Mail was notified by Austin's attorney about the filing. more
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If you look around the next time you're outside, you're likely to stumble upon emerging cicadas that have been underground since 2011. Mail photos by Shelby Atkison
Cicada brood emerges after 13 years
If you’ve been outside lately, you may have notices the sing of cicadas a little earlier in the year than usual… more
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Upcoming Chamber events offer marketing tips, networking
The Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce has two events coming up this month, with another networking opportunity and a marketing 101 presentation. more
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White Oak Revival will head south on A Highway Saturday to play the historic Owen Theatre on the Seymour square. Contributed Photo
White Oak Revival to play The Owen
White Oak Revival is off to a busy start on the year after releasing a brand new EP Friday, titled “What A Shame”. The six-song EP is available to listen to now, streaming on all platforms. more
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The aurora borealis beam around the Marshfield watertower Friday night.  Contributed Photo by Sarah Kelley
Northern Lights dance through Webster County
A strong geomagnetic storm put on an amazing skyward light show across Webster County over the weekend. Purple, pink, green and yellow hues from the aurora borealis were reported worldwide, with sightings in Germany, China, Spain, England, Switzerland and more. more
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Garith Dedmon, of Marshfield, harvested this female black bear during the 2023 hunting season on private land in Douglas County (Zone 1). MDC will offer 400 permits to harvest 40 bears during the 2024 season. Contributed Photo
MDC sets bear and elk seasons
The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) will offer 400 permits for the taking of a maximum of 40 black bears during the 2024 Missouri black-bear hunting season this fall,Oct 21-30. more
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"This walk is in memory of all the children we don’t get to hold this Mother's Day." These words, along with 442 childrens names are etched across 24 sidewalk squares on Locust Street by Marshfield's Brianne Mansfield. Contributed Photos
A sidewalk message for mothers and their children

"This walk is in memory of all the children we don’t get to hold this Mother's Day." more
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Health Unit invites public to complete needs assessment
The Ozarks Health Commission (OHC), a coalition of public health entities, hospital partners and community leaders across the Ozarks region, has come together again to better understand the health status, behaviors and needs of the residents in our region. more
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Memory Café kits are designed to be interactive and trigger memories, conversation and laughter.  Contributed Photo
Memory Café opens at Senior Center
A new program is being offered at the Marshfield Senior Center. SeniorAge, in collaboration with the Webster County Library, presents “The Memory Café.” more
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Food Inspection Reports
The following food inspection reports were submitted by the Webster County Health Unit. more
Marshfield Police Department Weekly Activity Summary
The following calls were reported by the Marshfield Police Department. more
Longnose gar are common throughout Missouri. Contributed Photo
Native of the Week: Longnose Gar
Species: Longnose gar more
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MDC will offer a free virtual Foraging Summertime Mushrooms class on May 23. Contributed Photo
MDC offers free virtual Foraging Summertime Mushrooms program
If you enjoy mushrooms, look beyond spring morels to summer when various other edible mushrooms appear. The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) will offer a free virtual Foraging Summertime Mushrooms program from 6 to 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 23. more
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Marshfield High School JAG students who competed at the National level: Kaleah Burks, Elizabeth Wall, Ryleigh Cantrell, and Emery McCormick. Contributed Photos
JAG students shine at Nationals
Marshfield Jobs for America's Graduates (JAG) program students traveled to St. Louis at the end of April to showcase their projects and compete for hardware in the national competition.  more
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Conway Superintendent Matt Searson addressed the community Monday, May 6 to tell Junior Kolby Wicker's story and invite the public to attend the speaking engagement. Watch the video by visiting the Laclede County R-1 Facebook page.  Contributed Photo
Parson to speak at Conway High School
Governor Mike Parson is set to speak at a local high school on Wednesday morning, May 15. The event will take place in the gym and is open to the public. more
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Mark Twain, brought to life by Brendan De Priest, reads a passage to elementary students during the Cherry Blossom Festival's living museum. 
Living Museum introduces 'famous Missourians' to elementary students
The Mail continues its Missouri Cherry Blossom Festival in Marshfield coverage with a story of a special experience for local students last week. On April 24, over 400 elementary children were able to meet eight famous Missourians in the "Famous Missourian Living Museum" as part of the Cherry Blossom Festival.  more
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Volunteer Matt Manary pictured blading the track for the St. Jude Truck and Tractor Pulls over the weekend. Photos by Julie Miller Manary
4th Annual pull to benefit St. Jude raises thousands
The 4th annual St. Jude Truck and Tractor Pulls went off without a hitch over the weekend, held at the Webster County Fairgrounds in Marshfield Friday and Saturday, May 2-3. Spectators and pullers traveled for miles to attend the event. All workers were volunteers, allowing pull founder Jake Thornton to donate the entirety of the proceeds to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. more
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Over 2,500 students, staff and faculty at the Logan-Rogersville School District gathered in an attempt to host the largest ever game of follow-the-leader. Contributed Photo
Wildcats try for second world record
Another world record may be in store for the Logan-Rogersville school district… more
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"Aunt Norma" Champion feels at home in front of a camera after 29 years as host of "Children's Hour." She presented Poet Laureate David Harrison with puppets Rusty Rooster and Skinny McGinnis looking on. Mail Photos by Chris Roden
Festival attendees enjoy another "Children's Hour"
Norma Champion and David Harrison made an August 27, 10:30 a.m. presentation that gave attendees another chance to enjoy a "Children's Hour." more
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Beverly Washburn, Karolyn Grimes, Mimi Gibson, Cynthia Pepper and Stanley Livingston were on the panel that discussed “Remembering the Westerns and Cowboys of Yesteryear” on April 25. Mail Photos by Chris Roden
Giddy up, heeyah and let’s ride!
Six veterans of the western movies of yesterday moseyed into the Marshfield Assembly of God April 25,for a panel discussion entitled “Remembering the Westerns and Cowboys of Yesteryear” on the first day of the Marshfield Cherry Blossom Festival. more
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Missouri’s top ad sales award dubs Deanna Moore ‘Old Pro'
Veteran advertising executive Deanna Moore, publisher of the Buffalo Reflex and four additional southwest Missouri newspapers, was honored the evening of April 18 with the 2024 Dee Hamilton Memorial Sales Pro Award. more
Sheree J. Wilson signs an autograph for a young fan at the "Nostaglia Fest Autograph Show" Friday. Wilson starred in both "Dallas" and "Walker, Texas Ranger." Mail Photo by Chris Roden
Stars draw the nostaligic to the Cherry Blossom Festival
One of the Missouri Cherry Blossom Festival's popular events is the "Nostaglia Fest Autograph Show" that brings in stars from some of its attendees favorite shows of the past. more
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Seymour Mayor charged
Alicia Hagen, newly re-elected Mayor of the City of Seymour, has been charged with second-degree domestic assault, a Class D felony in the state of Missouri. The charges came two days following her … more
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