Webster Area Bearcats football took a hard loss against Hamlin Chargers during their home game Oct. 2. Bearcats tried their best to fight back, but Hamlin forced a 50 point mercy rule during the third quarter. Here, Gabriel Gaikowski runs for a first down with Aiden Gaikowski clearing a path for him. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan

Webster Area Bearcats football took a hard loss against Hamlin Chargers during their home game Oct. 2. Bearcats tried their best to fight back, but Hamlin forced a 50 point mercy rule during the third quarter. Here, Gabriel Gaikowski runs for a first down with Aiden Gaikowski clearing a path for him. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan

Bearcats take 50 point loss

Webster Area Bearcats hosted their third to last game against Hamlin and took a hard loss Oct. 2.
Sophomore wide receiver Victor Rockwood hauls in a touchdown pass for the Waubay/Summit Mustangs against Waverly/South Shore Oct. 2 at Waubay High School. The Mustangs hold a 5-1 record after defeating the Coyotes by a score of 60-0. Reporter & Farmer | Timothy Gibson

Sophomore wide receiver Victor Rockwood hauls in a touchdown pass for the Waubay/Summit Mustangs against Waverly/South Shore Oct. 2 at Waubay High School. The Mustangs hold a 5-1 record after defeating the Coyotes by a score of 60-0. Reporter & Farmer | Timothy Gibson

Mustangs force a mercy rule during homecoming game

Waubay / Summit Mustangs hosted their second to last home game against Waverly/South Shore Coyotes...
Day County Veterans Service Officer Jeff Nelson, left, was recognized by Scheels as a Hometown Hero Sept. 22 in Sioux Falls. After serving nearly 36 years in the U.S. military, Nelson is now dedicated to serving his fellow veterans. Josiah Christoffer, Scheels Assistant Store Manager, is pictured right. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber Snapshot

Day County Veterans Service Officer Jeff Nelson, left, was recognized by Scheels as a Hometown Hero Sept. 22 in Sioux Falls. After serving nearly 36 years in the U.S. military, Nelson is now dedicated to serving his fellow veterans. Josiah Christoffer, Scheels Assistant Store Manager, is pictured right. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber Snapshot

Local Veterans Service Officer receives Hometown Hero award

Editor’s note: This article is based on original reporting and interviews conducted by our staff.
Melissa Waldner, left, helps Mallory Snaza center, and Owen Snaza, right, pick pumpkins to take home Oct. 3 at Pumpkin Fest in Webster. Reporter & Farmer | Timothy Gibson

Melissa Waldner, left, helps Mallory Snaza center, and Owen Snaza, right, pick pumpkins to take home Oct. 3 at Pumpkin Fest in Webster. Reporter & Farmer | Timothy Gibson

27TH PUMPKIN FEST A SMASH

27TH PUMPKIN FEST A SMASH
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Hopes for new sewer ditch

15 years ago October 17, 2011 Opening of eight regional Extension Service offices is set for Oct....
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Ole & lena

Lena and her ladies’ group were discussing the new minister.
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Webster Area setter Chloe Mammenga bumps a short shot over the net for a point against Northwestern Oct. 1 Reporter & Farmer | Timothy Gibson

Webster Area setter Chloe Mammenga bumps a short shot over the net for a point against Northwestern Oct. 1 Reporter & Farmer | Timothy Gibson

Bearcats volleyball go one and one in two 3-0 games

Webster Area Bearcats volleyball hosted two games and went one and one while they battled against...
Waubay/Summit Mustangs volleyball played against Langford Area Lions Oct. 1. Mustangs had a strong performance, but fell 1-3. Here, Brynlee Amdahl makes a save off an incoming kill. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan

Waubay/Summit Mustangs volleyball played against Langford Area Lions Oct. 1. Mustangs had a strong performance, but fell 1-3. Here, Brynlee Amdahl makes a save off an incoming kill. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan

Mustangs Volleyball face two challenging opponents

Wa u b ay / S u m m i t Mustangs battled with Langford Area Lions for another home game Oct. 1.
Dude... where’s my car

Dude... where’s my car

Dude... where’s my car

I’ve lost my car more times than I can count and it’s recently not been that big of a problem...