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Mowing ditches too early has wildlife impact, aesthetics and maintenance work a consideration
Army Corps of Engineers presents findings, solicits more feedback on county’s flood issue
South Dakota WIldlife Federation Executive Director Dana Rogers speaks at the inaugural Day County Sportsman’s Club meeting June 26. Reporter & Farmer | Annie Witt
Webster man looks to organize sportsman’s club, holds informational meeting to otain traction
First of new annual contest benefits Day County charity
Jackson Sandal hoists a straw bale during the fittest farmer contest at Eden Days June 28. He competed with his mother Jennifer Sandal both of Eden. See more photos throughout. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee
The last straw
Leading the alumni parade June 28 in Webster were honored graduates Bev Carr and Neil Haase, who were the alumni queen and king, respectively. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot
Alumni royalty
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Report of a low cable line
Rubble from the demolition of a house located at 1106 Main St., Webster is loaded into a dump truck June 24. The demolition comes after the city seized possession of the property in August 2024 and the building caught fire in September of the same year. An investigation was launched to determine if the cause of the fire was arson but the states attorney ruled there was not enough evidence to pursue charges and the building was demolished. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee