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COURT RECORDS

South Dakota Unified judicial system cases disposed Dec. 1-30.
Mayor gives State of the City address

Mayor gives State of the City address

Mayor gives State of the City address

Webster Mayor Mike Grosek gave his State of the City speech at the VFW, during the Webster Area Chamber of Commerce annual meeting Jan. 20 where he hailed the highlights of the city’s past year.“It was a good year for a number of reasons,” Grosek told the audience.One of those reasons, he said is...
Austin Norton was awarded the Webster Area Chamber of Commerce Citizen of the Year at the Chamber’s annual meeting Jan. 20. Presenting the award was last year’s citizen of the year Amy Fischer. Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz

Austin Norton was awarded the Webster Area Chamber of Commerce Citizen of the Year at the Chamber’s annual meeting Jan. 20. Presenting the award was last year’s citizen of the year Amy Fischer. Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz

Norton is Webster Area Chamber Citizen of the Year

Austin Norton was recognized as Citizen of the Year by Webster Area Chamber Jan. 20 at their annual meeting at the VFW.Norton, a conservation officer at the Department of Game, Fish and Parks, said this was his first time being selected for this honor.
Pereboom’s Cafe was awarded the Webster Area Chamber of Commerce Business of the Year during that organization’s annual meeting Jan. 20. Pictured are Jay Pereboom with outgoing chamber president Eric Hanson and Janice Pereboom. Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz

Pereboom’s Cafe was awarded the Webster Area Chamber of Commerce Business of the Year during that organization’s annual meeting Jan. 20. Pictured are Jay Pereboom with outgoing chamber president Eric Hanson and Janice Pereboom. Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz

Pereboom’s Cafe named business of the year

Webster Area Chamber named Pereboom’s Cafe as recipient of the Business of the Year award during the chamber’s annual meeting Jan. 20 at the VFW.Owners of Pereboom’s Cafe, Jay and Janice Pereboom, have now won the award for the second time.
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WHAT’S UP

Ag conferenceWomen in Ag conference, Weathering Uncertainties is Feb. 28 at Denny Sanford Premier Center, Sioux Falls. Visit fcsamerica.com/womeninag to register by Feb. 14.Redneck kurlingBuster’s first annual redneck kurling event is Feb. 1.
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Public Notice Preview

See page 12 for Public Notices including minutes, vacancy, school audit, intent to mine and creditor notices.
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What’s Up

Farm and Home showWebster Area Farm & Home Show is Jan. 24, 11 a.m.-8 p.m. and Jan. 25, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. at Webster Armory. Highlights include concessions, entertainment, information and vendors.
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Dean’s listAugustana University announced the fall dean’s list recognizing full-time students who have a minimum of 12 credit hours with gradepoint averages at 3.5 or above (on a 4.0 scale).
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Progressive Reading

Ten members attended Progressive Reading Circle Jan. 9. Gail Torrence presided. A new slate of officers was presented by the nominating committee and unanimously approved. Their duties begin in September.
Bob Bullert was celebrated for driving school bus for 50 years Jan. 12. He currently works for Sheyenne Transportation and transports Webster Area students. He’s most proud of the fact that he currently has three students of the month and the South Dakota Junior Snow Queen runner up on his route. Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz

Bob Bullert was celebrated for driving school bus for 50 years Jan. 12. He currently works for Sheyenne Transportation and transports Webster Area students. He’s most proud of the fact that he currently has three students of the month and the South Dakota Junior Snow Queen runner up on his route. Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz

Half a century behind the wheel, honoring Bullert’s years of service

For half a century, Bob Bullert has been a familiar and steadfast presence behind the wheel of Webster Area school buses. Navigating bustling streets and winding country roads with skill and dedication, Bullert’s career has spanned 50 years in Day County.