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Barc-ee's to open in Marshfield July 1
A new business is expected to open in Marshfield July 1, which is expected to draw a large number of tourists and travelers along I-44. more
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Adam Wainwright returned to Cardinals Country Friday night to headline the first ever stand-alone concert at Hammons Field. Mail Photos By Shelby Atkison
Wainwright plays Hammons Field
Adam Wainwright touched down in Nashville Thursday, eager to immediately hop on a bus toward Springfield, Missouri. more
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Students at Webster Elementary slime Marshfield City Administrator Sam Rost (left) and Principal Curt White (right) for completing their mission of fundraising to fix the slide at Rotary Park. Contributed Photos
Slimed in the name of problem solving
The Webster Student Leadership Team was challenged to solve a problem with the school or community. The students decided to fix the slide at Rotary Park because they wanted to do something that would impact more people in the community. more
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The new sign at the aquatic center was unveiled Saturday, ahead of the pool's official first day of the 2024 season. Contributed Photos
Sign unveiled, Dr. Tommy Macdonnell Aquatic Center opens for season
Dozens gathered at the Dr. Tommy Macdonnell Aquatic Center over Memorial Day weekend, Saturday, May 25, to mark the official unveiling of the facility’s new sign. The sign was unveiled at 10 a.m. and the doors opened for the first day of the 2024 season at noon. more
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Deker Mansfield, of Marshfield, poses with a massive chunk of hail after retrieving it with a rainbow umbrella of protection. Contributed Photos
Hail of a storm
Storms sprinkled through the Ozarks over the holiday weekend, leading to a ravage hail storm Sunday, May 26. While tornados and high winds were creating hazards around Webster County, many homes, vehicles and other property were damaged by fast flying hail, some of which was larger in size than a baseball. more
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The Wheel Fed program distributes food every 2nd Friday of the month in our church parking lot at 1235 Spur Drive in Marshfield. Contributed Photo
Wheel Fed receives grant in amount of $24,300
Ozarks Food Harvest, along with its Board of Directors, has selected Kingdom Church's Wheel Fed program to receive a FY23 Urgent Needs Grant for the below items.  more
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As days on the water become more frequent in the summer, it’s important to clean and drain your boat when you come out of the lake. 
Remember to scrub this summer
Clean. Drain. Dry. Dispose more
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Memory Café scheduled for June
On Thursday, June 27 at 10 a.m. the Marshfield Senior Center will be hosting a Memory Café remembering pets. Angela Milligan will facilitate a fun experience tailored for those with Alzheimer's or a related dementia and their caregivers. more
The 24th Annual "Pullin For Kids" Truck and Tractor Pull returns to the fairgrounds this weekend in support of two local Backpack Programs. Gates will open at 5 p.m. Mail File Photo
24th Annual “Pullin For Kids” returns this Saturday
It’s hook time again! more
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Mitzi Hosmer and family pictured at the fundraiser for the scholarship in her name. Contributed Photos
Webster County Democrats raise scholarship funds
On Saturday, May 11, the Webster County Democrat Club hosted a fundraiser at the welcome center at Hidden Waters Nature Park in Marshfield. more
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Jerry Rader, of Webster County, has long spent his Memorial Day weekends at the local cemetery for decades. Contributed Photos by Kaitlyn McConnell
Memorial Day reflection
Jerry Rader remembers when Memorial Day was different. more
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It wouldn't be Pioneer Day without patties! Cow patties, that is. The annual throwing contest is a crowd-favorite and long-time traditon, with unique bragging rights. Contributed Photos
Shook celebrates annual Pioneer Day
When seniors look back at their school experience, they often highlight Pioneer Day as one of the most memorable. The day explores a pivotal part of American history. Friday, May 17 Shook Elementary School hosted it’s annual tradition. From intricate pioneer outfits to music performances and culinary exploration, fun was had by all who participated. more
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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
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