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Fordland student receives recognition
Webster County and the towns within it are not known for being big. Most of the towns that make up Webster County have less than 5,000 residents; they are rural small towns made up, for the most … more
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The area behind the counter was ransacked by the intruder. While the shop does not keep cash on site, they estimated the thief got away with $15-$20 in change.
Break-in at Papa and Nana's
In the small town of Marshfield, MO people feel safe. You can walk around the square or through town without fear of being abducted or harassed. Small business owners typically know most of their … more
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Mollie celebrates her 500 kills and 1,000 assists after the game against Republic on September 14.
Beach {Volleyball} Vibes
It is nothing new to hear about Marshfield Schools Athletic Department turning out amazing athletes: from football players to wrestlers, the Blue Jays coaches continue to shape, cultivate, and coach … more
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Harper, age 5, enjoys a pony ride.
Harvest Days Fun
For the second time the city of Marshfield sign has been vandalized. “Marshfield is the community I chose to raise my children in and I’m really proud to serve. When we see acts like this, in essence, defacing property that belongs to all of us and represents the city I am so proud of, it’s very unfortunate,” shared Mayor Natalie McNish. “The city does plan to increase security procedures and do our best to clean the sign. But it is quite possible that we will have to pay to replace the sign.” In addition to the city sign being tagged, several stop signs and residents were hit as well. *The image has been edited due to the graphic nature of the graffiti.
Vandalism up-tick in Marshfield
For the second time the city of Marshfield sign has been vandalized. “Marshfield is the community I chose to raise my children in and I’m really proud to serve. When we see acts like … more
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Top Five Football Movies
The fall season is upon us, the leaves, chilly nights, pumpkin spice, and the classic pig skin. What better way to appreciate the autumn season than Football? If your love for the game exceeds the … more
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Coach Olsen pulls the girls in during a time out against Republic on Wednesday September 14. “Right now I think we are all just looking forward to a little bit of rest and a lot of practice,” laughed Coach Olsen after the loss.
Marshfield Blue Jays Volleyball Update
The Marshfield Blue Jays Volleyball team played a tough match against Republic on September 14. Coming out of a 7 match tournament on Saturday, September 10, the team had one rest day Sunday and were … more
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Senior Preston Dotson had two personal records and placed 3rd in the 100 butterfly and 3rd in the 50 Freestyle at the meet on Thursday September 15.
Swim Team hits multiple PRs
The Marshfield boys swim team competed at the Foster Nat. On Thursday September 15 against six other schools. Several members of the team hit personal records at the meet.   *Preston Dotson … more
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Wins for Webster County
Week four of the Varsity football season has passed. Let us take a look at how the teams of Webster County competed Friday, Sept 16.  Strafford took on Clever; both teams were looking for a … more
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School is back in session
The Marshfield School Board gathered on Sept 15 to reflect on the district switch to a four-day school week and address a back-to-school agenda. Starting the evening off was the highly … more
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Hudson’s Wish!
For Hudson Gray, his first years of life started off harder than most. First, at such a young age, he was diagnosed with Choroid Plexus Carcinoma, a rare cancer that forms on the brain that he has … more
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Tina Viebrock becomes Safe Haven Now of Fordland’s newest store manager. Viebrock presents a folder containing the organization’s acceptance letter from Ozark’s Food Harvest, an important moment in Safe Haven’s history.
Re-Opened for Business!
Safe Haven Now of Rogersville is a non-profit organization helping its citizens in need for years. Not too long ago, it expanded its efforts to Fordland. After some remodeling, this past Thursday was … more
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On its dazzling LED debut, fans were treated to a MHS football "hype" video created by a former football player and MHS alumni, Kaleb Kracman. Fans and players are pleased with the latest update to the R.A. Barr Stadium.
New Sign, who this?
Those who attended last Friday's football game may have noticed something different and… bright? I mean, of course, the brand new Marshfield Bluejay digital video scoreboard. The new board … more
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An incredible group of 40 women attended the golf event at Whispering Oaks on Sunday, Sept. 11, hosted by SWAG. Together they raised a little over $1,600, with all proceeds going towards Safe Harbor efforts to make a safe palace for abuse victims.
Safe Harbor tees off with success and SWAG!
The wonderful folks at Safe Harbor Victims Assistance Program scored a hole-in-one thanks to the Springfield Woman's Ambassadors of Golf (SWAG). On Sunday, Sept 11, SWAG held a series of golf … more
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All smiles and sparkles are the Lady Jaywalkers giving a dazzling pre-game performance.
Bluejays win, again!
Coming off a close and eventful win, the Marshfield Bluejays were looking to keep the momentum on Sept. 16 when they took on the Monett Cubs. The Jays entered R.A. Barr stadium with their … more
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The memorial firehose has since been retired, but it lists the names of all 343 fire fighters who lost their lives on 9/11.
Marshfield FD Honors fallen brothers in 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb
This past weekend while everyone took a moment to stop and remember the impact that 9/11 had on our nation, the Marshfield Fire Department took it a step, or rather approximately 2,071 steps, … more
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Man sentenced to sex crimes in two counties
On Sept.12, Benjamin S. Blake went before Judge David Tunnell to be sentenced for a second time for crimes committed in 2018. Having been sentenced in Laclede County on Friday, Sept. 9, Blake … more
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Boots, Bands, and Barbecue
The 17th annual Boots, Bands, and Barbecue event was held Sept. 10 at the Webster County Fairgrounds. The event is hosted by the Marshfield Area Community Foundation (MACF), which is affiliated … more
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The lady cardinals set up for a spike during the game against Chadwick September 6.
Niangua Cardinals Volleyball Update
The Niangua Lady Cardinals may be a young team with little time together, but what they lack in experience they make up for in grit and endurance.   “ The girls are playing hard and I … more
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Students test out the new walking trail at Fordland Schools. “A big thank you to Webster Electric,” expressed Garber. “We are so thankful.”
Roundup Helps Build Walking Trail
The Webster Electric Round-Up grant has been known to help local school districts complete projects and this last grant award period was no acceptation.  “Our organization, last year … more
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The community dinners are completely free and there are no donation boxes in sight. “We don’t want any kid to come in here and feel like they have to donate,” shared Gray (right). “This is a blessing for everybody. We don’t discriminate, we don’t require any paperwork,” added Hawkins (left).
Kindness Outreach Feeds Fordland Community
Three years ago, Jennifer Hawkins started a nonprofit organization in Fordland called Kindness Outreach as a way to bless people every day. “Our primary goal, we give away blessing bags during … more
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Week 3 Football Recap
Week three into the 2022 Varsity football season, let us take a look and recap the teams representing Webster County.  Starting, we have the Logan Rogersville Tigers that played home on Sept … more
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Land, budgets, hellos and goodbyes
A Strafford Aldermen meeting was held on Tuesday, Sept 6. The board went right to work taking on its full agenda. With the first opening item being a series of public hearings.  The public … more
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Red Notice: Masterpiece or Bust?
An FBI profiler is hunting international art thieves while also trying to clear their names from Interpol. Can they do it, or will it come up a bust? Red Notice is a film released in 2021 and stars … more
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Plans, celebrations and new faces
Marshfield’s Board of Aldermen gathered Thursday, Sept 8, looking to make quick work of their to-do list.  Kicking off the meeting was looking over department heads and financial … more
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