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Ole & Lena

Lena was a bit overwheight when she went for her annual doctor’s visit. The doctor told her, “I want you to eat regularly for two days then skip a day, then repeat this procedure for two times a week.
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Waubay honor roll

Waubay School released the fourth quarter honor rolls for seventh through 12th grades.Seniors – Nolan Thuringer, Damien Hopkins-Iyrapeya, Tigh Gaikowski, Megan Christensen.Sophomores – Mackenzie Zubke, Roman Thuringer, Evan Aker.Freshmen – Sage Gaikowski, Cash Gaikowski, Bo Berger, Gracia Althoff...
Waubay School awards

Waubay School awards

Waubay School awards

American Legion citizenship award recipients were from left, eighth graders Elise Aker, Kellin Boik; seniors Megan Christensen and Tigh Gaikowski.
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Crop progress and conditions

For the week ending May 25 the United States Department of Agriculture Northern Plains Region crop progress and condition reports show there were 2.1 days suitable for fieldwork according to the USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service.Topsoil moisture supplies rated four percent very short,...
Eva Garrett works on a craft during the first day of Webster Public Library’s “Color Our World” themed summer reading program May 28. The program is for kindergarten through sixth grade and runs until the end of June. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

Eva Garrett works on a craft during the first day of Webster Public Library’s “Color Our World” themed summer reading program May 28. The program is for kindergarten through sixth grade and runs until the end of June. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

Summer is booked

Beatrix Howe helps plant flowers outside the Webster Public Library May 28 in conjunction with the start of the library’s summer reading program which has a “Color Our World” theme. The program is for kindergarten through sixth grade and will run through the end of June. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

Beatrix Howe helps plant flowers outside the Webster Public Library May 28 in conjunction with the start of the library’s summer reading program which has a “Color Our World” theme. The program is for kindergarten through sixth grade and will run through the end of June. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

Readers plant the seeds of knowledge

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Vandalism at cemetery

May 22Report of intoxicated individual unwanted at residence at 900 block E. 8th St.Called to check welfare of individual at 700 blk. W. 1st St.May 23Report of dog barking at 100 blk.
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Arts council acquires model store on Webster’s Main Street

Historic Events15 years ago June 7, 2010Day County Planning and Zoning Commission approved a conditional use permit for the city of Webster’s new wastewater treatment facility after a two hour hearing.Webster is one of the overnight stops of the sixth annual Argus Leader Tour de Kota.
Rock is stamped around posts May 28 as construction begins for an addition to the Museum of Wildlife, Science & Industry in Webster. Pictured from left are Chris Amundson and Greg Johnson. Reporter & Farmer | subscriber snapshot

Rock is stamped around posts May 28 as construction begins for an addition to the Museum of Wildlife, Science & Industry in Webster. Pictured from left are Chris Amundson and Greg Johnson. Reporter & Farmer | subscriber snapshot

Museum construction is underway

Embracing the Spirit and living out God’s mission

Embracing the Spirit and living out God’s mission

Embracing the Spirit and living out God’s mission

Summer is just around the corner; in fact, it begins later this month. It’s a time I long for all winter long, but it’s also a busy time for many of us. In a way, I look at winter as a trial and difficult to get through.