The New Frontier restaurant received their award from Webster Area Chamber of Commerce for winning the 2025 burger battle competition with their burger “The Homesteader.” In the restaurant June 10 are from left, New Frontier employees Delaney Atherton, Caleb Gaikowski, Brylie Reeves, Sharil Guthmiller, restaurant owners Kristi and Aaron Gaikowski and chamber members Alisha LaCourse, Kayla Fischer, Amy Fischer, Kelly Brandlee and Bailey Meyer. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

Country Kids 4-H club helped with their annual clean up of New Sweden Cemetery and planted flowers there. Pictured from left, kneeling front, Nolan Rasmus, Will Weitbrecht; in back, Lynnea Hubsch, Morgan Weitbrecht, Dylan Rasmus, Aiden Gaikowski, Macee McGregor, Blaise McGregor, Isaac Nelson, Gabriel Gaikowski and Nathan Hubsch. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

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Gracen Casper with Muth Electric worked on a trench at Sigurd Anderson Airport south of Webster June 5 in conjunction with the airport fuel project. The project involves the installation of a self-serve fuel pump. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

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From left, Eva Schuelke pointed a sword at Joshua Godfredson portraying Jack Sparrow June 7 during Fort Sisseton Historical Festival at Fort Sisseton State Park. Godfredson gave a performance educating attendees on the history of pirates. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

Kayla Kirchmeier, Webster Kiwanis vice president, presented a check for over $9,400 to Webster Area School Superintendent Jim Block Funds were raised by selling concessions at home sporting events. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

Day County Community Foundation members Amanda Dohn, Kim Sinner and Rita Johnson last week presented a $100,000 check donation to the Knapp & Play Learning Center group, represented here by Jenna Wik, Kathy Meland and Rainy Hanson. Reporter & Farmer | Annie Witt

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