Limited arguably as much as any other competition regulated by MSHSAA, speech and debate teams have had to cope with the hurdles of virtual events as much as anyone else.
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The Marshfield Chamber of Commerce held their monthly meeting Monday, March 29 at The Depot with guest speakers from the Marshfield school district, Superintendent David Steward and Assistant Superintendent Mike Henry. The purpose of the meeting was to explore the proposed Early Childhood E…
The NCTA hosted a forum for the community to learn more about the four Niangua School Board candidates on Thursday, March 25. The four candidates on the April 6 ballot are Amber Brand, Shane Callaway, Mike Deckard and Ted Stuber. For a recording of the forum, press play on the audio clip.
Fordland R-3 School District is proud to announce that Stephanie Vickers will be the new elementary principal starting with the 2021-22 school year. For the past four years, Mrs. Vickers has served as an elementary principal in Raytown, Missouri. Mrs. Vickers is excited to build relationshi…
"I’ve never been a lead for the high school before," said senior Hudson Aikins. "People fill up the seats and it's super nerve-racking."
Project Manager Kirsten Whitehead said they have been hard at work for several weeks, meeting with teachers and committees regarding the Marshfield Early Childhood Center.
A teepee adorns the outside door of the entrance to the Strafford Parents As Teachers (PAT) TEEPEE resource center.
About 105 students will create projects focused on something to benefit self, school, or community as part of their Marshfield High School Senior Projects.
The work on the Logan-Rogersville Elementary School building is nearly done. Logan-Rogersville assistant superintendent Jason O'Neal said they are wrapping up some of the loose ends.
Marshfield High School's theatre department is currently working on rescheduled dates for its spring production of "Rumpelstiltskin, Private Eye."
Strafford R-VI Elementary School began its Kids Heart Challenge, formally known as Jump Rope for Heart.
The Logan-Rogersville School Board approved its 2021-2022 academic calendar.
In 1943, Conway High School got a taste of the spotlight when they played Beaumont in the Missouri State Basketball State Championship game held at Central High School in Springfield. They fell just short of the trophy, taking runner-up.
This summer, the Fordland School District will start the renovation and construction process of Phase 1 of the Operation Eagle Pride Bond and Levy.
Students from Shook Elementary and Marshfield Junior High school showed their problem solving skills at the semiannual Noetic Learning Math Contest this past fall. While the 2020-2021 school year has been a big adjustment for most kids, several Marshfield students were recognized for their s…
The Niangua R-V school district has announced a new superintendent, who will be officially taking the place of Mr. T.J. Bransfield at the start of the 2021-2022 school year. On Friday, Jan. 22, Mr. Josh Hume introduced himself to the faculty and staff of his new district before attending the…
"I'm very interested in video games," said Gunner Mohn, one of the students in the Project Lead the Way (PLTW) Computer Science class. "That's a pretty common thing for most people who get into this stuff."
While visiting the elementary and junior high building in Marshfield, you might catch some high school students helping in the classrooms.
Assistant superintendent Mike Henry presented an unfinished business regarding the transportation services for the Marshfield R-I School District during the Board of Education meeting Monday night.
The Fordland Care to Learn ended off 2020 on a positive note, thanks to a $1,000 grant.
The Marshfield R-I School District will operate as its own bus transportation system starting July 1.
Strafford R-VI School District has a new superintendent starting in 2021.
Every December, the Webster Elementary School organizes a Christmas program.
Marshfield FFA wraps up its annual fundraiser by packaging the fruits which were delivered Wednesday, Dec. 2. Despite the hardships COVID-19 has brought, the organization saw record numbers in sales this year with a total of $87,000 in products sold.
The Marshfield Mail received information via the United States Post Office Thursday afternoon, December 10, from an anonymous source regarding allegations in the form of a letter and recorded phone conversation that stated, “…dishonest and deceitful practices taking place…by Niangua R-V Scho…
