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Hola México 
To travel or not to travel. That is the question for couples like my husband and I. We love to travel, however, COVID-19 put a damper on that like many things.  Turquoise waters, white sand … more
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Marshall McNeil hunts monster buck between Marshfield and Rogersville. Its unofficial score was 171 ¾ inches.
Hunters share opening weekend harvests
Good things come to those who wait. However, Marshfield native, Tara Hunget was not convinced while bundled up at 6 a.m. on opening day, Nov.13.  Between the chatter of her teeth and the wind … more
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(Left to right) Makenna McClain and Emily Oberbeck sport their safety vests inside the SMC Packaging facility during their career visit. 
MHS class becomes career stepping stone 
The path to success does not always begin in college lecture halls or graduate schools, some begin in high school classrooms. Craig Hurst, language art instructor at Marshfield High School, is … more
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Seymours 2020 Christmas tree lights up the downtown area after a full day of celebrations.
Shop Seymour 
Every small purchase makes a big difference, and the Community Development for the City of Seymour is working hard to make sure local businesses feel that difference.  The holiday season is … more
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Department of Natural Resources awards $50,000 grant to Marshfield
A $50,000 Clean Water Engineering Report Grant has been awarded to the City of Marshfield by the Missouri Department of Natural Resources. The funds are offered to qualified small … more
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Drop-off sites open for Operation Christmas Child
As the Thanksgiving season approaches, many families and children are expressing gratitude by giving back to children in need around the world. For those who are including … more
First Annual Community Christmas event comes to Marshfield
The Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce is trying its hand at something different this year for Christmas. For the first time, chamber partners will attempt its parade at night, followed by an … more
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Rogersville Chamber seeks new director
The Rogersville Area Chamber of Commerce is searching for its next Executive Director to lead the chamber’s efforts. This comes as current Executive Director Lori Pace announced her resignation … more
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Gobble Wobble returns to Webster County
The Webster County Health Unit has a question for everyone looking to fill their Thanksgiving morning. Why trot with the turkeys, when you can come to Marshfield and Gobble Wobble? The … more
There’s no place like home
Mrs. Earls second grade class in Niangua recently put on a classroom production of The Wizard of Oz.  “For weeks, I’m talking like 6 minimum, his class has been learning about how … more
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The marker copies per day of COVID-19 in Marshfield remain too low to accurately identify a variant in sewershed sampling. However, the markers have noticibly increased from Oct. 31 to Nov. 7 (38,600 to 357,400 per day). Health Unit staff will continue to monitor this data.
COVID cases could climb at holiday gatherings
Ahead of Thanksgiving, the Webster County Health Unit is monitoring active cases in its communities as COVID continues its pandemic. With 111 deaths since the beginning, the health unit urges those … more
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Marshfield man awaits sentencing for murdering wife, storing corpse in freezer
Larry Dinwiddie pleaded guilty Monday, Nov. 15 in the death of his wife, whose body was found inside a freezer two years ago the week of Thanksgiving.  Dinwiddie faces up to 25 years … more
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