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COURT RECORDS

News Staff
Monday, April 22, 2024
 South Dakota Unified Judicial System cases disposed March 1-31. Dollar amounts are fine, court costs plus surcharges (if any) respectively: Erika Mays, Bristol, no driver’s license, 54.00, 78.50.Samantha Angiolelli, Webster, seat belt violation, 25.00.
Members of the Webster Area High School student council posed for a picture April 14 during their junior-senior prom. Pictured from left are senior class president Alaina Baumgarn, student council president Trace Shoemaker, senior class vice president Joslyn Haugen, junior class president Gavin Witt and sstudent council and junior class vice president Harley Johnson. Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz

Members of the Webster Area High School student council posed for a picture April 14 during their junior-senior prom. Pictured from left are senior class president Alaina Baumgarn, student council president Trace Shoemaker, senior class vice president Joslyn Haugen, junior class president Gavin Witt and sstudent council and junior class vice president Harley Johnson. Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz

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Webster Area prom held

News Staff
Monday, April 22, 2024
Although the group was small, fun was had by all who took an active step towards getting healthy last weekend in Webster. The Webster Area Chamber of Commerce hosted the event to promote healthier living. Pictured from left are Kathy Kwasniewski, Jennifer Nelson, Kelsey Kading, Katy Marx, three and a half year old Myles Kading and Julie Spiering. Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz

Although the group was small, fun was had by all who took an active step towards getting healthy last weekend in Webster. The Webster Area Chamber of Commerce hosted the event to promote healthier living. Pictured from left are Kathy Kwasniewski, Jennifer Nelson, Kelsey Kading, Katy Marx, three and a half year old Myles Kading and Julie Spiering. Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz

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Chamber hosts walk event to promote healthier living

Kole Rithmiller
Monday, April 22, 2024
Last week a small group of people banded together to go on a walk to promote fitness in the community. They walked through the designated walking path near First Interstate Bank on Main Street in Webster April 13.
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Webster city construction set to begin anew for 2024

Amanda Dulitz
Monday, April 22, 2024
Construction season is upon the city of Webster once again as council members began meeting last week with project engineers and contractors to discuss the plan for the project going forward in what will be the project’s last year of work.
Jase Voss and Jackson Baumgarn show off the certificates they received, noting their attendance of the nationl event in June. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

Jase Voss and Jackson Baumgarn show off the certificates they received, noting their attendance of the nationl event in June. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

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Webster Area students advance to national history contest

Amanda Dulitz
Monday, April 22, 2024
Two Webster Area middle school students have advanced to the national level of a history competition and will travel to Washington, DC later this summer.
The 2024 Webster Area Prom King and Queen were Carson Mount and Charlotte Grewe. They were crowned April 13 during the junior-senior prom activities. Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz

The 2024 Webster Area Prom King and Queen were Carson Mount and Charlotte Grewe. They were crowned April 13 during the junior-senior prom activities. Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz

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King and queen

News Staff
Monday, April 22, 2024
Webster Area Elementary School students of the month for March, by grade, from front, fourth Hayes Zubke, third Isabella Treece, fifth Embry Duenwald; back, kindergarten Lawson Vander Linden, first Eliza Bloom and second Zane Hubsch. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

Webster Area Elementary School students of the month for March, by grade, from front, fourth Hayes Zubke, third Isabella Treece, fifth Embry Duenwald; back, kindergarten Lawson Vander Linden, first Eliza Bloom and second Zane Hubsch. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

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Students honored in March

News Staff
Monday, April 15, 2024
Sen. Lee Schoenbeck, R-Watertown, walks back to his Senate office in the state Capitol during the 2024 legislative session. Reporter & Farmer | Joshua Haiar for South Dakota Searchlight

Sen. Lee Schoenbeck, R-Watertown, walks back to his Senate office in the state Capitol during the 2024 legislative session. Reporter & Farmer | Joshua Haiar for South Dakota Searchlight

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From fringe to foreground, ‘loose cannon’ lawmaker departs as leading legislative voice

Joshua Haiar
Monday, April 15, 2024
South Dakota lawmakers had a historic opportunity to boost the state’s lowest-in-the-nation teacher pay in 2016, but the votes weren’t there.The legislation failed by one vote on a Thursday at the Capitol in Pierre.
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OLE & LEN

News Staff
Monday, April 15, 2024
Lena was being interviewed for a job as a maid for the snooty Mrs. Vander Rocks, who inquired, “Do you have any religious views?”“No,” said Lena, “but I’ve got some nice pictures of Norvay.” Ole, showing off his mounted animal collection: “Dis grizzly bear is vun I got vid my club.
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