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The Zone is a new business coming to Main Street

If you may have noticed there is some construction and renovation taking place on a building located on Main Street which will soon be the location of a new fitness studio, The Zone.Owner Jen Keller is excited for this new business venture.
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Loterbauer entertains guests

Judy Smith, Salem spent a few days with her sister Jeanette Loterbauer, Webster. Bonnie Headley was also a guest.
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Enjoying a day in Watertown

PierPont (605) 325-3307Word was received of the death of Marlene (Opsahl) Kennedy, Webster, formerly of Pierpont, June 6, 2024 at Sanford Hospital, Webster.Brooke, Fallyn and Scottlyn Morrow, Fargo, ND and Summer Valnes, Sisseton were weekend guests of Burt and Barbara Andersh, Watertown.
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CORRECTION

John Suhr does not work for the City of Webster as was alluded in last week’s feature but is rather an employee for the Webster Area Chamber of Commerce. The Webster Area Chamber of Commerce supports Webster businesses as well as those in the surrounding area.
On her final day of volunteering at the Day County Food Pantry May 28, Louise Grajczyk was surrounded by coworkers-turned-friends who included fellow volunteers and area pastors. From left in back is Mike McCarlson, Tim Martin, Mary Wagner, Mike DeKraai, Lynn Lutz and Rick Hanson; from left in front is Susie Hanson, Clark Audiss, Louise Grajczyk, Carol Richardt, Winneva Jacobs and Denny Dugaard. Reporter & Farmer | Annie Witt

On her final day of volunteering at the Day County Food Pantry May 28, Louise Grajczyk was surrounded by coworkers-turned-friends who included fellow volunteers and area pastors. From left in back is Mike McCarlson, Tim Martin, Mary Wagner, Mike DeKraai, Lynn Lutz and Rick Hanson; from left in front is Susie Hanson, Clark Audiss, Louise Grajczyk, Carol Richardt, Winneva Jacobs and Denny Dugaard. Reporter & Farmer | Annie Witt

Grajczyk celebrates retirement and more than 15 years of service

Webster local Louise Grajczyk celebrated her retirement and 15-plus years of service with the Day County/Needs Anonymous Food Pantry May 28.Grajczyk, who moved to Webster around 2010 explained how shortly after she moved to town she started to volunteer at Needs Anonymous.
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4-H Clubs

Jolly Workers 4-H Club met March 3 at the elementary commons with 16 members present. Baylie Somsen presided. Michael Dorsett led the American pledge and Martin Dorsett, the 4-H pledge. Roll call topic was “Favorite Sport.” Secretary’s report was given by Josie Spiering.
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Webster Seniors

Webster Senior Citizens met with 11 members and one visitor present. Card winners were May Gibson, pinochle; Sharon Hoffer, bridge; co-winners Jeanette Loterbauer and Ilene Stave, whist. Next meeting is June 3, 1 p.m.
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Webster’s farmers market returns

Get ready for fresh produce, baked goods and other various local vendors to be back at the Webster Area Farmers Market. Starting May 28, it will run each Tuesday through Pumpkin Fest.
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Gaikowskis attended multiple graduations

Webster news@reporterandfarmer.comLeo and Myrene Gaikowski attended the graduations for their great-grandson Treyton Lewis, Pierre; great-g randdaughter Maria Quale, Volga and great-grandson Karson Quale, Colman.