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The Missouri 4-H Dairy Judging team comprised of Lila Wantland, Whitney Yerina and Payton Nix (left to right) was the first Missouri team to win the All American contest in Harrisburg, PA. The team competed at the 2022 All-American Dairy Show Invitational youth Dairy Cattle Judging Contest on September 19 and took first overall. In addition Nix took third individual overall and second high individual in Ayrshires and talked a “perfect 50” in Ayrshires. All team members finished in the top 20. Contributed photo
Dairy Girls: local dairy judging team takes 1st at national level
Anyone who has grown up going to local County Fairs is probably familiar with the animal judging portion of the fair events. Kids of all ages come to show their animals, which range from ducks to cows, for a chance to win the prized blue ribbon and a little cash. more
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In 2018, the Boys Scouts of America (BSA) expanded its program to girls, encouraging them to participate in the many programs and opportunities BSA offers. There are 138 merit badges that a BSA Scout can earn. In Scout history, only 520 scouts have completed all of them. Lilly plans to join that club and currently has 121 merit badges completed.
Eagle Scout’s project to honor veterans
Throughout many parts of America, you will find various forms of memorials; the Vietnam War Memorial in Washington D.C., the Honolulu Memorial in HI, World War II West Coast Memorial in CA, and so on. more
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The Battle of Webster County
Last Friday, Oct 7, was a big night for high school football in our area. Known as the “Battle for Webster County”, the Marshfield Bluejays traveled to the L-R Wildcats to face off for the county title. more
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Soccer Jays defeat FG Eagles
Last Thursday, Oct. 6, the Marshfield Bluejay Boys’ soccer team faced off against the Fair Grove Eagles. more
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Five Horror Series To Make Your Skin Crawl
The month of spooks continues, so here is something aimed more at the teens and adults in the room. In no particular order, here are five horror series to scream about… I mean stream… more
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The map above shows the current, upcoming and goal sidewalks for the City of Marshfield. Red lines show existing sidewalks in Marshfield, blue lines are the proposed sidewalks to be installed with the TAP grant funds. Orange lines are future sidewalk plans the city has.
Walking on $400K
The City of Marshfield recently received news that should make a lot of parents with walking kiddos, exercise enthusiasts and bike riders pretty happy. “Late spring, early summer, we applied … more
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Von, left, and Patsy Brown, Marshfield survey the broad assortment of mums at Hamptons Greenhouse and Pumpkin Patch, on Highway 38 near Elkland, last Saturday. Owners Larry and Evelyn Hampton, not pictured, say that business is steadily increasing and this is the best crop of pumpkins they’ve had in four years.”Mail file Photo
Nostalgia
October 15, 1997 more
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Three generations of the Scott family celebrate 137 years of farming and are now officially recognized as a MU Century Farm. Currently, the Scott farm now spans over 500 acres and is one of the largest walnut log producers in the state. Alyssa Andrews
Backbone of America
The beauty of Webster County lies within its green pastures, many forests, rich soil, and numerous waterways rising from the grounds. Its picturesque landscape and small-town values are ultimately what attract visitors, and residents to reside here. more
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In 2014, Steven Shelton was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia. Since he has received numerous blood transfusions resulting in his blood type changing from Type A, to AB+, and finally B+. In June 2015, Steven relapsed but continues to fight. Pictured here is Steven with his daughter Lakyn and son Blake in 2015.” Photos Contributed by Kim Shelton Blood Drive
Did you save my life?
When is the last time you made a point to visit a blood drive? To take time out of your day and spend the hour-ish it takes to save a life? more
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Walking on $400K
The City of Marshfield recently received news that should make a lot of parents with walking kiddos, exercise enthusiasts and bike riders pretty happy. more
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Katrina Bogdon, ND owns Our Healing Roots in Seymour, MO. If you or someone you know is fighting breast cancer, Bogdon suggests adding these foods to your diet today, “Think about things like foods high in carotenoids: carrots, winter squash, tomatoes that are rich in lycopene-all of those associated with improved outcomes following diagnosis and treatment.” Contributed Photo
Breast Cancer: Integrating Holistic Medicine with Conventional Treatment
In the second part of the Marshfield Mail’s focus on breast cancer awareness, this week the focus is on treatment. Most people know that cancer treatment typically requires some type of chemotherapy, radiation or a combination of both. more
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Members of the Marshfield Color Guard are all smiles after winning 3rd place in their class in Ozarko Marching Competition. Contributed Photo by Marshfield Bands
Big wins for Webster County bands
Saturday morning, Oct 1, was a big day for Webster County as two high school bands competed in the 50th Ozarko Marching Festival at the Missouri State University stadium. Those representing Webster County and competing in the Silver Disivion included the Marshfield Bluejay and Logan-Rogersville Wildcat Marching Bands. For both bands, it was an opportunity to showcase their talents against other bands of their caliber in the state. more
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