This month is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, or AAPI month, and we’d like to highlight a student that fits into that category. Katie “Kai” Vo, a freshman, is Vietnamese. She’s described that there’s always pieces of Vietnamese/Southeast Asian traditions that are sprinkled...

The Marshfield band wrapped up their year with the band banquet on May 4. They passed awards out to both bands for getting high ratings at the MHSAA clinic and gave awards to those who medaled at the State MSHAA Solo and Ensemble. The band directors also presented special awards to seniors Cayley Dooly...

After 13 years of school, it is time for us to say goodbye to our seniors. Throughout high school, they have enjoyed FFA, Mr. H’s theater productions, JAG, bonding with teammates, pep assemblies, football games, and several band events. They have all kept busy these past four years and have accumulated...

After three years of qualifying for globals, gifted teacher Angela Hoefer decided to go full send and take her gifted classes. The Marshfield Junior High seventh and eighth grade students have been a part of the Odyssey of the Mind and Destination Imagination competitions for years and won first and...

Every Thursday in March there has been a color guard camp going on after school. The camp has been teaching those who are interested in joining different things that they’ll need to know for both auditions and the actual marching season.  Auditions are officially on April 6 and the list of next...

This March has been a busy week for the jazz ensemble and both the concert bands. The concert bands have had their formal concert, the MSHSAA State Band Festival and the Palen Concert in Hammons Hall at Missouri State University. During these performances the Symphonic Band played “Big Four” by Karl...

A holiday celebrated internationally marking the end of one year and the start of another. That is what New Years is. Similar to Christmas, each family and culture has their own set of traditions to celebrate the holiday. While here in America some may light off fireworks or fire guns, other countries...

On October 19, JAG, or Jobs for America’s Graduates, had an induction ceremony.x The ceremony started around 6:30 pm and lasted about an hour and a half to two hours. This included a dinner for the families of students in JAG and any other guests. JAG works to help students find what they want to...

For the 2022 homecoming court, candidates Macie James and Silas Perkins were crowned homecoming queen and king at the coronation on September 30, 2022. This was the first year either of the candidates had ever participated in the homecoming court, so to get king and queen was a great surprise for the...