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Suicide Awareness: What you need to know
The past few years have brought to the forefront many vital issues that generally affect everyone. One of these issues is the importance of mental health.  Louise Bigley, Public Health Nurse … more
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Bill, Rachel, and their dog, Otto, observe the flags in Memorial Field at the Marshfield Remembers Event. Each flag represents a life lost on 09/11/01
2nd Annual Marshfield Remembers
Sunday, Sept 11, Marshfield held its second annual "Marshfield Remembers" event. Mayor Natalie McNish, and many others have worked tirelessly to ensure the lives lost on that day may never be … more
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Junior cheerleader, Arya embraces her mentor after performing the pre-game show for Marshfield’s Youth Night on Sept. 9.
Third times the charm,
Friday night, Sept 9, at R.A. Barr Stadium marked the third Varsity game for the Marshfield Bluejays, whose current record is 0-2. The Jays would face off against the Hollister Tigers. Would the Jays … more
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Archery Season approaching
With cooler weather gracing the Ozarks, it can only mean one thing: hunting season is upon us. Just around the corner is Archery Season, better known as bow season, running between Sept. 15 to … more
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The Stargazer Garden Club of Marshfield awarded the September Yard of the Month to Mike and Suzanne Frazier at 596 North Buffalo.  The ornamental grass and blanket flowers with rock accents are the first of many beautiful features of this yard. A bonsai sculpted cedar shrub is on the opposite side of the driveway from the ornamental grass.  Pampas grass and English ivy and more blanket flowers adorn the front yard. Container gardening is practiced with lantana, mandevilla, tomato plants as well as many other flowers. House plants spend the warm months in their prominent place on the patio. This patio is a busy location for outdoor enjoyment for the family. The Fraziers have lived at this address for 22 years and Mike has lived there since 1968. The backyard is a work of art with the multi-level landscaping that incorporates hosta and liriope or monkey grass. Sunflowers and coleus and many other flowers and shrubs complete the backyard. The lawn is green and manicured. This yard was a sight for sore eyes after the several weeks of drought. The rain was most welcomed. Judges were Hannah and Susan Scarborough.
Yard of the Month
The Stargazer Garden Club of Marshfield awarded the September Yard of the Month to Mike and Suzanne Frazier at 596 North Buffalo.  The ornamental grass and blanket flowers with rock accents are … more
The sun rises over the field of flags, “That feeling of unity is something I’m trying to capture,” expressed Mayor McNish in regards to why she started the Marshfield Remembers event.
City hosts 9/11 tribute
What were you doing that day?   A question that has been asked every year, on the same day, for 21 years and will continue to be asked until every generation that lived through the events … more
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Gavin has been a regular behind KFC for the last eight to nine months, spending every morning trying to get honks from passing semi trucks.
Trains, Trucks and Sausage Burritos
Every morning between 9-10 a.m. there’s a routine that takes place that up until recently, only McDonald’s, KFC and I-44 travelers were aware of- a little boy, clad in an oversized … more
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Taking home the title of Grand Champion, Izzabella had a successful first season racing her Power Wheels at the Lucas Oil Speedway over the summer.
2022 Power Wheels Competition
It’s no secret that Missouri Ozark’s summers are filled with truck and tractor pulls, fishing in the dark, and late night trips to Sonic. But for some people, Midwest Summers are filled … more
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Marshfield Man causes Crash
Justin Walker from Marshfield is facing multiple charges after a car wreck that authorities were able to conclude Walker caused after an altercation he had with a driver the day prior. Walker faces a … more
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Man stalks and resists arrest.
Matthew A. Clift of Marshfield is facing multiple charges following an incident on Aug 28. Clift is charged with Class B Felony for second-degree assault, Class E Felony for resisting arrest, and … more
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Scout Master for Troop 91B Richard Bell (left) stands with James Gagne (right) and his two scouts, Vaughn and Scot Gagne, with one of the two new retired flag drop boxes. Bell shares how the idea came to him, “I had seen that many different Scout Troops across the country have set up drop boxes for retired flags…So I thought this would be simpler for everybody involved.”
American Flag etiquette made easy
The American flag is one of the oldest symbols in our country. Its significance and imagery represent our country and what it stands for, but what happens when that representation of America starts … more
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Talk about a hole in one! Marleen Edgeman is seen here next to the scoreboard after she takes first place at Thousand Hills. You can find Edgeman still practicing when she is not in a tournament. "She is self motivated… she never stops," tells Marshfield Girl's Golf Coach Cheratin Hunter.
Chatting on the Green
The 2022 Fall Sports season is in full swing. In the case of the Marshfield Girls Golf team, that term is literal. With only three months to the season, there is no time to waste. Coming out of two … more
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SET! HIKE!
For the Webster County area, Sept. 2 commenced the second game for most varsity football teams. Last Friday night’s games, the Marshfield Bluejays vs. McDonald County Mustangs, Strafford … more
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Waitlist Confusion?
As Marshfield schools welcomed students back into the classroom, it also welcomed a new school schedule: a four-day week. To assist parents or guardians with the new schedule, the district partnered … more
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Toot Your Own Horn!
One note is all it takes for a song to start. For 16-year-old Avery Byars, it was a video.  “I was in seventh or eighth grade. I saw a video on YouTube of a head-cam from the Bluecoats … more
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Fall Festival Round Up
Grab your cardigan, grab your pumpkin spice and call your bestie: everyone knows that September first kicks off Fall Festival Season in the Ozarks! While the Ozarks, and Webster County, have more … more
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“There is a lot to remember,” Rezak shared about packing herself and her horses for competition. “My first shoot in Stoutland last year, I forgot my guns,” laughed Rezak. “You have to remember your guns and your holsters.”
Marshfield's Annie Oakley
Almost three years ago, Marshfield was a buzz of excitement as word spread of a coffee shop coming to town. Jessica Rezak, the owner of the Prickly Cactus, hasn’t always been a coffee shop … more
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Roundup helps with Tourism Center
For anyone local to Marshfield, you’ve probably been to, or at least heard of, Hidden Waters Nature Park also frequently referred to as Hidden Waters.  It’s one of the only parks … more
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Live Your You
This past weekend my kids were completely distracted by their phones. I mean, to be honest, they are often distracted by their phones, but this time was different. It’s rare that the three … more
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Former Mayor of Marshfield and Community Connections, Robert Williams, is seen with another volunteer sanding boards. Williams shares how he and others got involved with SHP, “ In March of 2021, after hearing about SHP a group of five guys (Alan Balmer, Terry Arndt, Tom Donovan, Carl Gore, and myself) decided to go to San Antonio to train and start a new chapter. Our Core Team is now almost 20 people who are very dedicated to the cause.”
Sleep in Heavenly Peace’s Back-To-School Bed Build
Folks living on E. Washington St. might have woken up to an unusual alarm Saturday morning, Aug 27. The sound of loading and unloading lumber, generators, and sanders humming filled the air. Sleep in … more
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Tob Jones readies his shot as he is joined by his two brothers and grandma Pat Jones. Pat remembers when Tob first started “When he was little, he shot a deer through a rail fence and ever since has been shooting.”
Bulls-eye!
The 16th annual Outdoor Sportsman Event, aka The Bowshoot, was carried out last Saturday, Aug 27. People from Webster County gathered at the Marshfield High School and were shuttled to Camp … more
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Large crowds gather waiting to get into the Expo and check out all it has to offer.
Learning the way of the land
This past weekend the Webster County Fairgrounds was the go-to area for all things in the self-reliant lifestyle. The 2022 Ozarks Homestead Expo offered endless opportunities for audiences and … more
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Strafford’s Special Finance Meeting
On Thursday, Aug 25, the City of Strafford alderman held a public hearing and special meeting regarding the upcoming financial year. The meeting started with a public hearing open to any citizen … more
“I feel the need… The need for speed!”
36 years ago, a film was released that gave us many catchphrases still used in pop culture today. This film made everyone want to fly jets or at least imagine if we got to be a wingman to one of the … more
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Jays honor heroes at game opener
Aug 26 was the start of a familiar and welcoming sight of Friday Night Lights as the Marshfield high-school Varsity Football Team started their season against the Lamar Tigers.  Friday Night … more
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