Hometown

Advertisement

Advertisement

OrganizatiOns

Junior Websterian Club met at Julie Delaney’s with Sharon Johnson co-hostess. Delaney gave a talk on the evening’s theme, Cinco de Mayo. Members brought paper products to donate to the food pantry. Next meeting will be in September.
Advertisement

Advertisement

Students perform at the National Piano Guild

Students of Suzanne Olawsky played auditions for National Piano Guild at Northern State University, Aberdeen. Each student played a program of memorized pieces from the baroque, classical, romantic and modern eras at the district level for a National Piano Guild judge.
Advertisement

Advertisement

Enjoying elementary concert

Ilene Stave accompanied Burt and Barbara Andersh, Watertown to attend the Browns Valley Elementary School spring concert. First grader Summer Valnes participated.
Grant Hauck gives his best Elvis impression as part of a wax museum event by Webster Area Elementary students at the Webster Armory May 2. Students dressed up as historical figures and gave presentations on their significance to those who attended. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

Grant Hauck gives his best Elvis impression as part of a wax museum event by Webster Area Elementary students at the Webster Armory May 2. Students dressed up as historical figures and gave presentations on their significance to those who attended. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

Wax Museum presentation

Webster’s Spot-On Printing is the winner of the 2025 Women-Owned Small Business of the Year award. Attending the award presentation May 1, from left, are Laure Swanson, GOED; award recipients Jacki Hoven and Darci Ford, Spot-On Printing; Bryson Patterson, SBA South Dakota District office and Carrie Niles, GROW South Dakota. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

Webster’s Spot-On Printing is the winner of the 2025 Women-Owned Small Business of the Year award. Attending the award presentation May 1, from left, are Laure Swanson, GOED; award recipients Jacki Hoven and Darci Ford, Spot-On Printing; Bryson Patterson, SBA South Dakota District office and Carrie Niles, GROW South Dakota. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

Celebrating succ ess

Waubay student council members Sage Gaikowski ninth grade, Kayce Berger 11th grade, Megan Christensen 12th grade, Caley Boik 10th grade, Witten Butler 10th grade, Nolan Thuringer 12th grade, Traveion Neilan 12th grade, Tripp Gaikowski 11th grade and Teegan Gaikowski 11th grade, pose for a picture at Waubay High School’s prom April 25. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

Waubay student council members Sage Gaikowski ninth grade, Kayce Berger 11th grade, Megan Christensen 12th grade, Caley Boik 10th grade, Witten Butler 10th grade, Nolan Thuringer 12th grade, Traveion Neilan 12th grade, Tripp Gaikowski 11th grade and Teegan Gaikowski 11th grade, pose for a picture at Waubay High School’s prom April 25. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

WAUBAY STUDENT COUNCIL CELEBRATES SUCCESSFUL EVENT

Waubay prom goers, Jersey Johnson 11th grade, Kayce Berger 11th grade and Addison Bronson ninth grade, pop confetti canons as part of the festivities at Waubay’s prom April 25. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

Waubay prom goers, Jersey Johnson 11th grade, Kayce Berger 11th grade and Addison Bronson ninth grade, pop confetti canons as part of the festivities at Waubay’s prom April 25. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

CONFETTI POPPER FUN

Advertisement

Advertisement

Senior Citizens

Webster Senior Citizens met with eight members present. Card winners were Marlys Cluasen, whist and Helene Eisenbraun, pinochle. Elaine Bistodeau served lunch. Next meeting is May 5 with Margaret McKittrick serving lunch. Visitors are welcome.