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Recreational pot support cools, poll shows

Stu Whitney
Friday, June 28, 2024
Most South Dakotans oppose the latest attempt to legalize recreational marijuana in the state, according to a scientific poll of 500 registered voters co-sponsored by South Dakota News Watch.
by Father Doug Binsfeld Christ the King and Immaculate Conception Catholic parishes, Webster and Waubay

by Father Doug Binsfeld Christ the King and Immaculate Conception Catholic parishes, Webster and Waubay

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Evil things versus Holy things

Usings
Friday, June 28, 2024
God created all things good as we read in the first book of Genesis. However, there was evil in the Garden of Eden referred to as the serpent. He was created as one of the most powerful angels, reflecting the image and likeness of God.
A $3,000 donation was given to the Webster Golf Course from Day County Community Foundation. Foundation and golf course representatives pictured from left are Brian Lux, Terry Anderson, Mary Bloom, Monty Bloom, Amanda Dohn, Connie Sawinsky, Rita Johnson, Derek Sinner, Don Mahlen, Brian Prins and Josh Bartos. Reporter & Farmer | Luke Caputo

A $3,000 donation was given to the Webster Golf Course from Day County Community Foundation. Foundation and golf course representatives pictured from left are Brian Lux, Terry Anderson, Mary Bloom, Monty Bloom, Amanda Dohn, Connie Sawinsky, Rita Johnson, Derek Sinner, Don Mahlen, Brian Prins and Josh Bartos. Reporter & Farmer | Luke Caputo

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Donation given to golf course

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Friday, June 28, 2024
Little Free Library structures are around Webster and the surrounding area. Pictured is one in the Day County arts Center Mural Garden constructed by Chase Shoemaker for the Webster City Library. Reporter & Farmer | Annie Witt

Little Free Library structures are around Webster and the surrounding area. Pictured is one in the Day County arts Center Mural Garden constructed by Chase Shoemaker for the Webster City Library. Reporter & Farmer | Annie Witt

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Little Free Libraries having an impact in Webster, beyond

Luke Caputo
Friday, June 28, 2024
Little Free Libraries have been springing up in Webster after the Webster Public Library applied for the Impact Library Grant, netting the library $10,000 to use for the installation of Little Free Libraries throughout the city.
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What’s Up

News Staff
Friday, June 28, 2024
U p Worship servicesJourney of Faith Church Webster Sunday services include Sunday school 9:15 a.m., worship 10:30 a.m. Bristol Methodist Church services are Sundays 9 a.m. with Bible study at 1 p.m.Bible schoolBristol Community Bible School is July 22-25, 5:30-8:30 p.m.
An adage as old as time itself states corn ought to be knee-high by the Fourth of July. Even with many area farmers getting a late start on planting due to weather-related slow-downs, most corn in the area seems to be at least living up to that saying. Here, the children of rural Webster farmers Steve and Natalie Kuecker stand among a field of their father’s crop. From left are Bennett, 12, Kinsey, 14, Ada, nine and Lucy, six. This picture was taken June 27. Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz

An adage as old as time itself states corn ought to be knee-high by the Fourth of July. Even with many area farmers getting a late start on planting due to weather-related slow-downs, most corn in the area seems to be at least living up to that saying. Here, the children of rural Webster farmers Steve and Natalie Kuecker stand among a field of their father’s crop. From left are Bennett, 12, Kinsey, 14, Ada, nine and Lucy, six. This picture was taken June 27. Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz

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Children of the corn grower

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Friday, June 28, 2024
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Westside to host the Craguns in concert

Annie Witt
Friday, June 28, 2024
Westside Wesleyan Church in Bristol will host the Craguns July 7 at 10:30 a.m. during the church’s normal worship time.The event is open for everyone and admission is free.
Members of Waubay Medical Group are Brenda Holscher, seated, Stepahanie Dargatz, back left and Amy Gaikowski serve as the current Avera Medical Group Waubay team with Dargatz taking over the helm for Holscher, who is retiring this month after 24 years of service to the community. Reporter & Farmer | Luke Caputo

Members of Waubay Medical Group are Brenda Holscher, seated, Stepahanie Dargatz, back left and Amy Gaikowski serve as the current Avera Medical Group Waubay team with Dargatz taking over the helm for Holscher, who is retiring this month after 24 years of service to the community. Reporter & Farmer | Luke Caputo

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Holscher retires from clinic after 24 years, Dargatz set to take over

Luke Caputo
Friday, June 28, 2024
Brenda Holscher is set to retire from the Avera Medical Group in Waubay after a long career of serving the residents of Waubay and the surrounding area.Holscher has served the area at the clinic in Waubay for the past 24 years after graduating from Presentation College in Aberdeen in 1984.
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What’s Up

News Staff
Friday, June 21, 2024
 Webster City Council special meeting is June 27, 6:00 p.m. at city hall. Agenda includes 6:30 – hearing for variance; business items include approval of Western Sunset Addition TIF documents, approval to sign Joint Powers Agreement fishing station and executive session if needed.
Donors, teachers and volunteers gathered for the groundbreaking for the new playground equipment at the Webster Area School playground June 18. Pictured from left are Emily Wagner, Lucy and Natalie Kuecker, Allegra Duerre, Lisa and Loren Schoenbeck, Kelly Hanson, Mike Ninke, Rita Johnson, Todd Garry, Teresa Lone, Jack, Alyssa and Huck Shoemaker and Craig Case. Reporter & Farmer | Annie Witt

Donors, teachers and volunteers gathered for the groundbreaking for the new playground equipment at the Webster Area School playground June 18. Pictured from left are Emily Wagner, Lucy and Natalie Kuecker, Allegra Duerre, Lisa and Loren Schoenbeck, Kelly Hanson, Mike Ninke, Rita Johnson, Todd Garry, Teresa Lone, Jack, Alyssa and Huck Shoemaker and Craig Case. Reporter & Farmer | Annie Witt

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Groundbreaking event for playground addition

Annie Witt
Friday, June 21, 2024
Groundbreaking for Webster Area School playground took place June 18.Donors, teachers and volunteers gathered for the groundbreaking event. According to Craig Case, Webster Area elementary and middle school principal, this process began in fall 2023 when a playground committee was formed.
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