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Staff Sgt Brenden Simmons, Flying Crew Chief on the C-17 Globemaster. Simmons has been enlisted for 5.5 years. He recently made three trips to Afghanistan transporting 450 refugees out of Afghanistan each trip. He was deployed for four months to Qutar. Son of Becky Simmons.
Salute to Military
The month of May is filled with a vast variety of holidays and special occasions. In 1999 May was designated as National Military Appreciation Month by the late Senator John McCain. According to … more
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Cool treats for cool teachers. Niangua FBLA invited the Get Whipped truck to the Niangua school on Monday May 10. The FBLA purchased cool treats for all the staff at Niangua schools. The students and parents lined up to get their cool treat. Topic of conversation in line varied from which flavor everyone would choose to how many days are left of school. Mail photo by Amber Brand
Cool Treats for Cool Teachers
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Oriole in flight, these gorgeous Orange and Black birds use their beaks to stab into soft fruits.
Colorful Backyard Visitors
Have you noticed any bright orange and black birds hanging around the feeders the last week or two? If the answer to that question is yes, then consider yourself lucky! The Baltimore Oriole is making … more
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Administrator of the Fordland Senior Housing Authority accepts the grant award in the amount of $5,800. They have plans to use the award money for new flooring in four of the apartments.
Co-Op Members give over $40,000
Non-profit organizations and grant award banquets go hand in hand but it isn’t often that grants come from a member owned Electric Company, nor do they happen as often as they do in Webster … more
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The McLemore Boys is a chef team composed of the father-son duo John McLemore Senior (right) and Junior (left).
Well-done, McLemores
Nothing stops people in their tracks quite like the tantalizing smell of smoked BBQ, a trick the McLemore father-son duo has down pat. The McLemore Boys were one of hundreds of vendors who attended … more
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Part of the plan
I’ve endured some of my most life-quaking moments in the last year and it’s taken a toll on my mental health. While most would never suspect riffs in my personal life, it’s … more
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Movie in the Park: “The Sandlot”
“Your’e killin’ me, Smalls!” echoed in theaters over 29 years ago this April and is making its way into Marshfield’s Rotary Park on May 6. The Sandlot, a ‘90s cult … more
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Blue Jays represent at Special Olympics
The clanking of hard earned medals rang throughout the Marshfield High School (MHS) hallways on the morning of April 28. Just the day before, eight MHS athletes traveled to Clever, MO to represent at … more
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To Romania and Beyond
“What do you want to be when you grow up?” - a common question asked to kids from age two to twenty two. On occasion, answers to that question will stay the same during the span of … more
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Fifth graders Colton and Temperence, and second grader Rock, play a math game to see who can add to 100 first by rolling the die. 
Nifty Numbers at Math Night
Thursday April 28 the cafeteria at Niangua Elementary was packed with aspiring Math Wiz’s for a fun family math night. Students and their families were invited to attend a fun night of math … more
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Marshfield Fire Hosts Training
Amidst all of the events happening during Cherry Blossom Festival weekend, the Marshfield Fire Protection Department had a display of it’s own at the station located off OO Highway. The fire … more
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Look no feather!!! Hoyt Lowder, age 6, of Conway shows off his impressive bird.
Let’s talk turkey!
Spring turkey season is a loved tradition by many in the Ozarks. The first beams of the morning sun paint a picture every turkey hunter wants to see; a very large tom strutting. Usually, the scene is … more
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