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Incumbents ousted in election

Amanda Dulitz
Friday, June 7, 2024
Results of the June 4 primary election are in and show a turnover in county leadership.Challenger Roy Aldrich pulled the superior level of support over incumbent Jim Walter in the Day County Commissioner District 4 race by a 66-34 percent margin.
Four-year-old Colton Carlson peeks out from under the privacy curtain of the voting booth where his mom Crystal Carlson was casting her ballot in the June 4 primary. Crystal Carlson brought both kids, Colton and older sister Charley, 10, to the polls at the Day County Courthouse that day so they could learn about the voting process. Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz

Four-year-old Colton Carlson peeks out from under the privacy curtain of the voting booth where his mom Crystal Carlson was casting her ballot in the June 4 primary. Crystal Carlson brought both kids, Colton and older sister Charley, 10, to the polls at the Day County Courthouse that day so they could learn about the voting process. Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz

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Learning the voting process young

News Staff
Friday, June 7, 2024
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Earns degree

News Staff
Friday, May 31, 2024
Jayden Hortness, Webster received a doctor of physical therapy degree from University of Jamestown at the college of graduate and professional students commencement ceremony May 4.
Webster summer reading program participants Amara Pool and Millie Kvernevig stroll into the Webster Public Library May 29 as they’re greeted by a sign that reads “Welcome to camp Read-A-Lot.” Reporter & Farmer | Annie Witt

Webster summer reading program participants Amara Pool and Millie Kvernevig stroll into the Webster Public Library May 29 as they’re greeted by a sign that reads “Welcome to camp Read-A-Lot.” Reporter & Farmer | Annie Witt

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Adventure into public libraries for summer reading program

Annie Witt
Friday, May 31, 2024
Webster Public Library started their summer reading program May 29 which will go through the end of June, while the Waubay Public Library summer reading program will begin June 12 and end July 10.
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South Dakota dedicating bridge to local fallen heroes

Annie Witt
Friday, May 31, 2024
This summer the South Dakota Department of Veterans Affairs will be hosting 12 fallen hero bridge ceremonies honoring 15 veterans. One of those ceremonies will be held in Bristol.The ceremony in Bristol will be honoring the three brothers, RM2 Eugene L., RM2 Ordien F., and LT Leroy M. Herr.
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Noem announces Tribal public safety crisis summit

News Staff
Friday, May 31, 2024
PIERRE – Governor Kristi Noem announced she will be hosting a Tribal Public Safety Crisis Summit in Pierre June 24. Gov. Noem is inviting both elected leaders and law enforcement officials at the federal, state, local, and tribal levels. She announced the Summit in a video.
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Newest crop progress, condition report released

Amanda Dulitz
Friday, May 31, 2024
With the weather warming up, more and more days on a weekly basis are becoming suitable for planting. As of May 26, the latest crop progress and condition report showed there were 4.2 days suitable for fieldwork.
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