Dan Wehmer

For months, the city of Seymour has awaited word on a timeline for a free study on water rates. That word came earlier this month.

Although the possibility of city-required trash service under a single provider is at least two years away, that didn't stop members of the Seymour

The 1850 census shows there were 84 counted slaves living in what now is Webster County, which at the time was part of Wright County.

Felony charges last week were filed on a mother from Seymour who law-enforcement officials from the Seymour Police Department said had her 7-year-old son living in filthy conditions at their home on North Main Street.

It was April 2018. Seymour had a police problem. Scott Dinwiddie, who had served as the city's interim police chief, recently had resigned.

Next Tuesday marks the arrival of the primary election in Webster County. In most cycles over the past three decades, this is the election that

Bob Paudert, who led the Seymour Police Department on two different occasions — first in the summer of 2016, then again from May 2018 until June 2020 — died last

Earlier this year, Ricky Blankenship and Heidi Young, both vice presidents at The Seymour Bank, began looking into grants offered through the Member Impact Fund of the Federal Home Loan Bank (FHLB) in Des Moines, Iowa.

A world champion hails from Seymour. Better yet, he's only 6 years old.

Last Tuesday, Aug. 4, was election day throughout Webster County and Missouri, as Webster County Clerk Stan Whitehurst said the primary election brought just over 36 percent of the county's voters to the polls.