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Friday, November 1, 2024

Progressive Reading Circle met with 15 members present. Paper products donated by members were taken to the food pantry in Webster following the meeting in observance of Make a Difference Day. Kim Hanson presented the lesson “Supporting the PACH (People Against Childhood Hunger) Program.

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Visitors enjoy hunting

Betty Schiley

Friday, November 1, 2024

Bristol (605) 492-3511 bettyschiley@hotmail.comJerad and Stevie Erdahl, Deb and Dennis Erdahl, Jacob McClellahan and Taylor Johnke, Sioux Falls; Mark and Stacy Johnson, Zumbrota, MN; Lyle and Connie Bury; Tristan and Halie Johnson, Fort Riley, Kansas, visited Fran Morehouse.

Webster Area Middle and High School October students of the month, by grade, are, from left, Cooper Bauer eighth, Cole Shoemaker 12th; back, LJ Mays 10th, Mary Jane Matthews ninth, Bryson Bloom sixth, Weston Knapp 11th and Carlee Wik seventh. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

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Students of the month

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Friday, November 1, 2024

Members of Girl Scout troop #50657 of Webster spent a portion of their evening Oct. 30 packing food for the PACH (People Against Child Hunger) program at the Day County Food Pantry. Pictured from left are troop leader Jennifer Moos, Olivia Ewing, Faith Gaikowski, Arabella Ewing, Finley Marko, Aly Moos and Amara Pool. Reporter & Farmer | Jessica Washenberger

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Troop spends time PACH’ing

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Friday, November 1, 2024

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Kumla Dinner for October Birthdays

Ilene Stave

Friday, November 1, 2024

PierPont (605) 325-3307Marlyn and Cheryl Rye, Pierpont and granddaughter Averie Johnson, Sioux Falls attended the sunrise wedding of their granddaughter and cousin Hanna Rye to Alex King at Myrtle Beach, SC.

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Waubay-Summit football unable to overpower Hamlin in playoff contest

Brenner Cariveau

Friday, November 1, 2024

As the first round of the high school football playoffs started Oct. 24 the Waubay-Summit Mustangs went on the road to face off against the undefeated Hamlin Chargers in the first round match of the 9AA bracket. Mustangs were shutout with a score of 0-55.

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BOWLING

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Friday, November 1, 2024

The Shack 25 15 Sioux Valley 19 21 H&R 1 Stop 16 24 Bye 0 0 High games, men: Austin Grimes 182, Steve Hargis 170, Dana Miller 111; women: Ann Gerriets 179, Deb Gregerson 137, Breanna Gregerson 97. High series, men: Hargis 451, Grimes 436, Miller 314; women: Gerriets 462, D.

Ahead of trick-or-treating Oct. 31, Webster Area Elementary students held a parade to show off their Halloween costumes. Pictured here are students Anna Bloom, Tyler Acree and Naomi Acree. Reporter & Farmer | Jessica Washenberger

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Ahead of trick-or-treating Oct

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Friday, November 1, 2024

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How social media is influencing our interactions with public lands;

Paige Gross

Friday, November 1, 2024

That’s the Instagram bio tagline for the National Park Service’s popular account, which showcases stunning photos of the diverse terrains of the United States’ 431 national parks.

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Lawmakers approve orders which require state officials to only speak privately about vehicle title scandal

Joshua Haiar

Friday, November 1, 2024

A South Dakota legislative board approved legal orders Tuesday requiring state officials to speak with lawmakers behind closed doors about allegedly criminal misconduct by former Department of Revenue employees.The board, meeting in Pierre, voted 14-0 to approve the legal orders, called subpoenas.

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