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Strafford alum’ and Chief of Police Dennis Shook has been in law enforcement for over 30 year, with 25 of them at the Springfield Police Department, and now almost a decade as the Chief in Strafford.  more
The city of Marshfield has many forms of public safety. When an accident or fire occurs, it will not be long until the town hears those familiar Marshfield Fire Protection District sirens coming to the rescue. Fire Chief Michael Taylor leads the staff and team of firefighters and first responders. more
Paul Laughlin was born and raised in Rogersville. He was raised around law enforcement and wanted to be a part of it. more
Growing up on a farm in Kansas, Marshfield Police Chief Doug Fannen says he always dreamed of being a police officer, but envisioned a career of farming in his future. Ultimately, he decided that serving the community through law enforcement was his destiny. He graduated from the academy in Kansas and started out as a police officer in his hometown of Fort Scott, where he worked for a few years before moving to Utah. He went through the academy in Utah and was hired at the Lehi Police Department where he also attended the Advanced Officers Academy. It was also here that he met his wife and had three boys. more
Born and raised in the town of Seymour and graduated in 2015, Steven Pogue has been proudly serving his hometown as chief of the Seymour Police Department—something he has always wanted to do. more
Many of us know and love someone who has been diagnosed with breast cancer. For nearly four decades, October has been recognized as National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. This time is devoted to educating everyone about breast cancer and the importance of early detection and access to timely, high-quality care. more
When you think about law enforcement in recent years, a lot of the narrative is negative – which is ironic considering the ones spewing negativity have relied on officers to keep them safe or help them out in times of crisis. Webster County is home of the Sheriff’s Office, along with five municipal departments covering land in the county; Marshfield, Fordland, Rogersville, Seymour and Strafford. more
Leonard Duane Sanders is one of the most experienced lawmen in the county. With over three decades in law enforcement, he currently serves as Chief of the Fordland Police Department. more
Sheriff Roye H. Cole—son of Jack Cole and Cathy Baird—has been in law enforcement since the age of 16 years old. For 15 years, Cole has served as the Sheriff of Webster County.  more
On Oct. 18, The Marshfield Board of Aldermen gathered, taking on the evening's agenda. more
On Oct. 10, 80 high school tenors and basses gathered at Southwest Baptist University for a day of extraordinary music-making. more
Tyler Tennis, of Rogersville, will face a jury of his peers for a three-day trial starting on Sept. 11, 2024, with Judge Replogle presiding, according to Casenet. more
The Webster County Historical Society is set to provide a treat to those seeking a lesson in local history this Halloween season. Buried Treasures will take place Saturday, Oct. 28 at the Marshfield Cemetery. more
On Thursday, Oct. 19, the nonprofit organization Safe Harbor officially opened its thrift store to the public with a beautiful outcome. more
A warrant is out for the arrest of Lane Barger, a resident of Marshfield, for failing to obey the judge’s order to appear in court. Law enforcement is looking for him and encourages citizens to call authorities if they see him. more
Webster County Cow Bingo is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 28, at the Rogersville City Park (270 County Line Road). The bingo event will be from 2-6 p.m. It will also include a kids costume contest, chili pie supper, silent dessert auction, guest speakers, prizes, candy, and more. The fundraiser will support the Mitzi Hosmer Scholarship Fund, and all proceeds from the event will go towards the scholarship. more
The square in Seymour was busy last week as country music artist Zach Bryan’s film crew set up to get some shots of southern Webster County for an upcoming music video. more
The Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce held its Year End Celebration Sunday, Oct. 15 at The Jackson Grille. The event offered an hour of networking before dinner, entertainment by Mike Bliss and an award presentation. more
The Marshfield Fire Protection District has announced its annual Open House on Tuesday, Oct. 24 at Fire Station 1 on 521 S. Prairie Lane starting at 6:30 p.m. more
The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) warns those heading to or from the Niangua and Conway areas that they will notice a change in traffic patterns as they shift lanes on I-44. more
The Niangua Fall Festival took place Saturday, Oct. 14 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Niangua Community Building located at 172 State Highway F. The resurgence of the fall festival in Niangua was spurred by conversation amongst members of the community last year. A group of citizens got together and decided to host a festival to foster a sense of community. more
With spooky season amongst us, it is time to break out the costumes and candy. One of the hardest parts of Halloween trick-or-treating is figuring out where to go. Luckily, there are plenty of upcoming Trunk or Treat and Fall parties coming up in Webster County. more
Safe Harbor will celebrate the grand opening of its Thrift Store on Thursday, Oct. 19. The grand opening is from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with door prizes including tickets to the Bellamy Brothers or Oak Ridge Boys. more
The Webster Lodge #98 is hosting a chili, soup and gumbo lunch with desserts and drinks on Saturday, Oct. 14 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. more
In order to induce change, you have to implement change. more
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