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A Final Salute: Webster County Veterans Honor Their Own - Marshfield Mail (opens the original)
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When a Webster County veteran is laid to rest, a small group of fellow veterans is often there to make sure that final goodbye includes the military honors they earned. For James Rupe, it’s a responsibility that means a lot. Rupe is the new commander of the Webster County Veterans Memorial Association, an honor guard that takes part in military funerals. The group provides the rifle volleys and the playing of taps, and sometimes helps with the folding of the American flag. “We do perform the mil
Missouri Returns to 2022 Congressional Map for November Election - Marshfield Mail (opens the original)
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Missouri's fight over which congressional map will be used in the November election is back before the U.S. Supreme Court. And with voting already underway, time is becoming just as important as the legal arguments. Opponents of the state's 2025 congressional map filed an emergency request with the U.S. Supreme Court late Tuesday, asking the justices to block a federal appeals court ruling requiring Missouri to use the newer districts in November. It marks the third time this month the dispute h
Cherry Blossom Festival Earns State Recognition - Marshfield Mail (opens the original)
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The Missouri Cherry Blossom Festival has spent more than two decades bringing a little bit of Washington, D.C., to Marshfield. Now, the festival has another title to add to its history. The Missouri Cherry Blossom Festival in Marshfield has officially been designated Missouri's state cherry blossom festival. The designation became law Aug. 28. For festival chairman Nicholas Inman, the recognition is about more than adding another title to an event that has become a spring tradition in Marshfield
Elevate Lives: Helping Ozarks Families Move from Surviving to Thriving - Marshfield Mail (opens the original)
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For Russ Gosselin, helping a family through a difficult day is important. Helping that same family build a better life for the months and years ahead is the bigger goal. That's the idea behind Elevate Lives and its growing Elevate Center in Springfield. The nonprofit works with individuals and families facing financial and housing challenges, with an emphasis on stability, education, coaching and mentoring. Its longtime message is simple: help people move “from surviving to thriving.” “We're rea
WC Partners Helps Build Independence In Webster County - Marshfield Mail (opens the original)
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For WC Partners, helping people with intellectual and developmental disabilities can take many forms. It might mean teaching someone to cook or manage a budget. It could be helping a young adult study for a driver's permit test, providing case management or simply creating a place to make friends. Katrina Detherow and Lynn Neidigh see that work from different sides of the same organization. Detherow, executive director of WC Partners, has been with the organization for 14 years. She has called W
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