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Rachel Andrews is the new coordinator for the Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce. With plenty of event planning experience and a love for shopping, she brings new energy and a fresh face to the chamber.
Chamber welcomes new coordinator
With two of the chambers biggest events under her belt (The Golf Tournament and The 4th of July parade), Rachel Andrews can officially say she is ready to tackle her new position as the Marshfield … more
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Seymour Man Sentenced
Samuel D. Barnett appeared in Webster County on June 27 for his sentence after committing a Class B felony of sexual abuse in the first degree. Barnett is charged with subjecting a female child … more
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S.A.A.F Pop-Up Event
Mark your calendars and grab your pets! On July 16, the Springfield Animal Advocacy Foundation (S.A.A.F) is holding a pet vaccine event at the Webster County Fairgrounds located at 614 N. Marshall … more
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Governor Parsons signed “Right to Life of the Unborn Child Act”
On Friday, June 24 the U.S. Supreme Court overturned the nearly 50-year ruling of Roe v Wade. Following the overturn, a number of states began making immediate decisions or trigger laws on the matter … more
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Here’s to 25 more! History in the making as various members of the community gather for the 25th Anniversary of the Webster County Historical Museum ribbon cutting.
Happy 25th Birthday Webster County Historical Museum
Edwin Powell Hubble once said, “Past time is finite, future time is infinite.” July 4th, 1997 was history in the making for The Webster County Historical Society. After working with … more
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Have you heard about the sidewalks? Well they're all over town. At least that is what SMCOG and the City of Marshfield are planning out for the town's future. Future sidewalk improvements include: The Square, Julian St, Spur Dr and Hidden Waters Nature Park.
Where the sidewalk ends?
Marshfield has been making plans to improve the city for some time now, even partnering with the Southwest Missouri Council of Governments (SMCOG) along the way. On June 29 at the Webster County … more
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Thornton and the Bully can be seen smiling this year barreling down the track. Keep your eyes and ears open!
Brick-Nose Bully gears up for HomeTown Pulls
The 85th Annual Webster County Fair will be full of flashy carnival rides, the aroma of cotton candy, and the rolling thunder of engines filling the nights air. On July 4, Webster County will host … more
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Among the bands playing at the eleventh annual Reunion Fest is the County Line Band. Tickets to the event are just $15 and you’ll want to make sure to bring your lawn chair.
Reunion Fest: Bands, Food and Fun
The hustle and bustle of the fair is not for everybody. Some folks may be searching for a refuge filled with hot tunes, great music, and good company. If this sounds like you, you might consider … more
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No sandbags here! Hillbilly Derby is looking for their next “Mad Dog” on July 2. Could it be you?
Demolition Derby 
The demolition derby event is quite possibly one of the best events at the Webster County Fair (if you ask anyone in my family anyway). Taking place this year on July 2 at 7:00 p.m., the derby is … more
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All in a Day’s work
The Day family have been showing livestock for the past six years and are shearing up for the 85th Annual Webster County Fair. The family of six, husband, Jeremy, wife, Joni, and their four … more
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Stacey Lee created her own woodworking hutt in her backyard. Complete with air conditioning and many woodworking tools, Lee can be seen whittling her time away making gifts for friends and family.
Living the “wood” life
There is always a great deal of fun to be had at a county fair and the 2022 Webster County Fair is no exception. There is something for everybody at the fair; including competition. Competitions … more
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Evan and Katie Skidmore prep their ducks for the Webster County Fair with a nice bath.
What’s quackalackin’ at the fair?
Evan Skidmore (age 9) and Katie Skidmore (age 7) are pretty excited for the Webster County Fair this year, but not for the reason most kids are excited. This year, Evan and Katie will be showing … more
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It is the Biggest Party of the Year, and you are invited
For the last 16 years, the Marshfield Area Community Foundation has thrown a party to celebrate and  give out tens of thousands of dollars in grants to local non-profit groups and charities. … more
Starvy Creek preps for 36th annual bluegrass festival
The Ozarks have always been known as a region for Ozark Mountain music; bluegrass. For decades, folks have flocked to Missouri for picking and grinning at some of the finest modern bluegrass venues. … more
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Fair committee overcomes carnival contract cancellations
The Webster County Fair starts today. However, it wasn’t without great effort by the fair committee that the event still offers a carnival experience.  “Due to the circumstances … more
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Colt Ford took the stage at Shady Gators at the Lake of the Ozarks earlier this month. Justin David, pictured left, is from Missouri and graduated from Marshfield High School.
Outstanding MHS Alumni makes Ozarks appearance
Marshfield High School graduate Justin David will be honored as this year’s Outstanding MHS Alumni at the town’s Reunion Fest celebration this Saturday. The 11th annual event will be held … more
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The staff was all smiles as they made sure the events ran as slick as a water slide
Happy Independence Day from Copper Rock Village
Copper Rock Village in Rogersville celebrated its first-ever Independence Day Festival on June 24. The event was filled with music, food, and family fun. Copper Rock Village is a retirement home … more
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Pop Up to Help Foster Families
On June 24, there was a pop-up event benefiting foster care families in Webster County. The event was hosted by Webster County, MO: The Forgotten Initiative (T.F.I.) and in partnership with … more
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Keeping Webster County S.A.F.E.
Last week Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt awarded over 650 Community Partnership Awards to various law enforcement and hospital facilities for their efforts in the SAFE Kit Initiative. The … more
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Summer with COVID-19
The last few years have been a rollercoaster of events. They include but are not limited to toilet paper hordes, boats stuck in canals, masks and vaccine questions, political and civil unrest in the … more
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"Don’t Move…”
In the year 1993, audiences were first introduced to the beautiful yet terrifying world of dinosaurs. “Welcome to Jurassic Park” became one of the most common phrases referenced in the … more
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Huxley Thiele (Pugsley Addam's-MCT debue), Carolyn Billingsley (Wednesday Addams), Ian Thompson (Addams Ancestor), Jed Fisher (Lurch) entertained Marshfieldians at their Axe’s and Addams axe throwing tournament on Friday June 10 at MO-Axes & Os in Marshfield.
Classic, Kooky, The Addams Family
‘They’re creepy and their kooky, mysterious and spooky, they’re all together ooky, The Addams Family’…if that doesn’t take you back to your childhood-then … more
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Electricity conservation plea leads to discussion about our electric future
Last week the residents of Webster County were abuzz after a post was made from Webster Electric Cooperative’s Facebook page. “Due to unseasonably high temperatures, members of Webster … more
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Lt. Governor Mike Kehoe presents Jerry Nehl with the Senior Service Award while his wife smiles beside him.
Marshfield man earns high honor
The Webster County Food pantry was packed last Friday, June 17 with volunteers of the food pantry and politicians. Easily over 30 people were crowded into the food distribution room, all eagerly … more
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People tie ribbons onto the the prayer tree at the Hallsgrimskirkja Cathedral in Reykjavik, Iceland. Hyde visited the cathedral during her March trip to Iceland. “It brought me to tears. Seeing people from all over the world inside this amazing cathedral and then to see them praying and tying ribbons on the tree…it was very moving,” reflected Hyde.
A tree of hope
It seems like these days anytime the news is on, there is coverage about some type of shooting or another. Not even a month ago, people across the nation were shook as news of the Uvalde school … more
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