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Cruz Newberry, Owner of Table Rock Alerting Systems, preparing the siren for a test run.
Pole raising in Diggins
Tornado warnings are pretty standard weather alerts living in Webster County. When the tornado siren goes off, you know it’s time to take cover. But what happens if you’re town … more
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Andrea Adamson and her daughter headed to New York to enjoy Beetlejuice on Broadway.
Summer in the City
Summer time is full of sunshine, air fryer food, lazy days and family memories. The Marshfield Mail asked people from Webster County how they spent their summer and one thing is for sure: … more
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An Archer fires at one of the 3-D targets at last year’s Bow Shoot. Director for the Webster County Baptist Association Mitch Fisher informs, “We will have three ranges for a total of 36 targets available at the event”.
Calling all archers!
Stock up your quivers and draw your strings; August 27 will be the 16th Annual Outdoor Sportsman Event, also known as The Bow Shoot. The Webster County Baptist Association will host the event with … more
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Doris Floyd shows two particular headstones she has been working on and reports, “These two here are my real challenge. They were so black when I first started. I have a lot of people watching these two.”
The Graveyard Cleaner: Doris Floyd
When most of us think of graveyards, we think of heartache, mortality, or a setting for a good scary story. We mostly avoid cemeteries like literal plagues, only going in when someone we knew has … more
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Welcome, Bluejays! Pictured is the newest faculty joining the Marshfield district for the 2022-23 school year.
Roll Call!
As parents and children prepare for the new school year, so does the Marshfield R-1 school district. Last week, the school had all the new hire teachers gather as they went through orientation. The … more
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Opening just in time for the Marshfield 2022-2023 school year is the new Early Learning Development Center located at 520 N Locust Street.
Now Open: Early Learning Development Center
On Apr 6, 2021, residents of Marshfield approved an 8.5 million bond to build a new preschool, also known as the Early Learning Development Center. A little over a year later, the proposal has gone … more
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Let us run the numbers, again
Gathering for their first meeting in August, the Marshfield Aldermen had a good mix of old and new business that needed to be addressed. Starting things off in the forum was a public hearing in which … more
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Gundam Breaker Mobile PT 1
For over 43 years, the Mobile Suit Gundam series has been a mainstay in robot pop culture. Gundam has been featured in anime, manga, model kits, games, and movies. It's been referenced in many shows, … more
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(Left to right) Hunter Fryman and Carson Adams have played baseball together for roughly seven years now, from little league to Wow Factor travel ball, and now playing for the NTIS (National Team Identification Series). The duo not only call each other teammates, but best friends. Unless the Cardinals and Cubs are playing.
ROOT, ROOT, ROOT for the HOME TEAM
The sharp metal sound of a baseball bat meeting a 80mph pitch. A welcomed ‘thwack’ from the catch of a wickedly fast curveball into a leather mitt. The quick crunch of metal cleats and … more
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Bruce and company greet the American-International Junior Charolais Foundation group representatives. This was their second day traveling all over Missouri to see how farmers here take care of their Charolais Cattle.
Local cattle breeder receives international visit
Heading northeast out of Marshfield, commuters may notice signs advertising different cattle for sale and a name, Bruce Bradley, the proud owner of Bradley Cattle. With over 46 years in the business, … more
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Linda Murrow, an area representative for International Student Exchange, stands with Alicia from Spain, who attended Marshfield High last year. Murrow explains, “We encourage the students to get involved in extracurricular activities, because we want them to make American friends and be immersed in the American culture. We don’t want them to just sit in their home with their host families or nothing outside of the home”.
Now Arriving: Marshfield
No matter where you go, there is always an opportunity to learn. That is especially true as Marshfield High prepares to welcome three new students from overseas. These three students will be joining … more
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Dan Banasik: Highway Patrolman reflects on career
"I really enjoyed the fact I was in a position that I could try to right a wrong," reflected Lieutenant Dan Banasik. Banasik recently retired after serving almost 29 years on the Missouri Highway … more
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