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Group behind day care center plan wants community input

Like with the pool, the baseball field, the playground and so many more projects in Webster, those behind the development of a described “critically needed” day care center in Webster are now gearing up to begin a capital campaign with plans of coming to the community for funding help and ideas.It...
Kari Nelson is the new director at Needs Anonymous in Webster. She was approved by the Needs board Jan. 14 to officially fill the part time position, although she has been helping fill in since late last summer when the former director retired. Nelson is excited about her new role and envisions a store face lift as among the first major projects to be tackled. Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz

Kari Nelson is the new director at Needs Anonymous in Webster. She was approved by the Needs board Jan. 14 to officially fill the part time position, although she has been helping fill in since late last summer when the former director retired. Nelson is excited about her new role and envisions a store face lift as among the first major projects to be tackled. Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz

Needs Anonymous hires Nelson as new director

After an extensive search, Needs Anonymous has officially hired Kari Nelson as its new director.Nelson shared she applied for the position in November and received the news that she had been selected Jan. 14.Reflecting on the decision, Needs Anonymous board member Clark Audiss remarked, “It’s been...
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University of South Dakota released the fall semester dean’s list and academic honors. Max Duerre, Bristol was named to the dean’s list of full-time students receiving a 3.5 GPA.
Celebrating local news, local ownership

Celebrating local news, local ownership

Celebrating local news, local ownership

Often times the news gets a bad rap for the saying, “if it bleeds, it leads,” but I read some good news the other day that absolutely made me squeal with delight.One of my career mentors and long-time industry encouragers from back in the central part of the state has finally entered the realm of...
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Labor Department Recognizes National Mentoring Month

PIERRE – January is National Mentoring Month and the Department of Labor and Regulation (DLR) is celebrating the month aimed at expanding mentoring opportunities to connect more individuals with quality mentors.“Established mentoring programs improve job satisfaction and retention,” said state...