Below is a summary of the Webster County 4-H results from the regional 4-H Shooting Sports tournament.   Photos from the event will be sent separately. more

Marshfield’s Reunion Fest returns Saturday, June 29 at the Marshfield Community Center Reunion Field. The 13th annual event will begin at 5 p.m. and music will start at 5:30 p.m. through 11 p.m. more

Marshfield Community Theatre (MCT) has announced its upcoming production of Disney’s High School Musical On Stage! Audiences of all ages are invited to join the fun at the Carl & Glessie Young Auditorium, where Troy, Gabriella, and the East High crew will bring the beloved story to life. more

The brothers of Webster #98 often hand out big checks, but soon there is another big check they would rather not be writing. Recent hailstorms, that affected so many, did considerable damage to the lodge hall roof, prompting the need for repairs. more

The Webster County MU Extension Office will host a workshop specializing in weed identification, concerns and solutions to weeds in your pastures and hayfields and control practices other than with chemicals. more

Species: Flathead catfish more

Voting absentee for the August Primary Election will begin on Tuesday, June 25, 2024. The Webster County Clerk’s office will be open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday-Friday and open through the lunch hour for absentee voting. more

The Seymour Community Development Association held a Let Freedom Ring Celebration Saturday, June 15 for family-oriented fun for all ages. Hundreds showed up to celebrate the event, which featured a car show, entertainment, food, fireworks and more. more

The Webster County Sheriff’s Office executed a search warrant leading to a drug bust north of Seymour Friday, June 14. In total, approximately 6.69 ounces of methamphetamine was located in the search of the home, which investigators believe was the location of numerous illegal narcotic sales. more

With storms, come an abundance of downed limbs and debris. The City of Marshfield is busy completing their second round of limb pick-ups for the year, which started June 10 and is expected to be completed by Thursday, June 14. more

It's not every day that nationally known comic book creators and a WWE Hall of Famer come to Lebanon, but on June 22, the Cowan Civic Center is going to transform into a nerd heaven. more

Marshfield’s Cash Cantrell learned a valuable life lesson in the purchase of his first shotgun. The 10-year-old often visits Rifleman Gun and Pawn off the square in Marshfield. Over the years, he’s befriended the older men that work there and looks forward to chatting with them when visiting the shop. more

Species: Gizzard shad more

Severe thunderstorm warnings Saturday evening, into Sunday created hazards for drivers across Webster County. Road crews are busy assessing and repairing any damage to roadways and bridges after several inches of rain wreaked havoc over the weekend. more

Construction is complete on the new slide, provided thanks to a partnership from the Webster Student Leadership Team and the City of Marshfield. more

Did you know the Conway Community Days carousel was built in 1929? Ahead of the stormy weather this weekend, community members gathered to make some improvements to the beloved merry-go-round. more

TOPS – Take Off Pounds Sensibly – is hosting an open house on Friday, June 7 at the Marshfield Senior Center. The event will take place downstairs from 10 a.m. to noon and will allow community members to come meet Chapter leaders and other TOPS members. Information about TOPS weight loss program will be available. Meetings are held on Fridays at the Marshfield Senior Center, with weigh-in at 10 a.m. and meeting 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.  more

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

Adam Wainwright touched down in Nashville Thursday, eager to immediately hop on a bus toward Springfield, Missouri. more

Parting clouds, an orange sunset and the perfect temperature made for a pleasant evening at the fairgrounds as Webster Lodge #98 hosted the 24th annual “Pullin for Kids” Saturday evening. Lodge Master Pat Blinzler was very pleased with the evening's event and the turnout, “Attendance is way up this year, we had thirty hooks and put on a better show, being a little muddy made it more fun.” Blinzler also wanted to again thank the community for their support, “sponsorships were up, the gate and kitchen were up and many of the pullers donated their winnings back. We won't have a final tally until we pay the bills, but this will mean a lot to the children” The funds are slated to go to the Backpack Programs of Marshfield and Niangua. more

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

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

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

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

Clean. Drain. Dry. Dispose more