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Trefz is award recipient

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Friday, May 10, 2024
Webster resident David Trefz, right received the Eakins Ensberg Award at the Izaak Walton League of America state convention at McCook Lake Chapter. State IWLA president Kelly Kistner, left made the presentation of the highest award given by the SD Division.
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Weekly crop progress and condition report hits public

Amanda Dulitz
Friday, May 10, 2024
In the past week, ending May 5, there have only been 2.1 days suitable for fieldwork. That’s according to the latest report from the United States Department of Agriculture’s National Agricultural Statistics Service.
Members of Webster Area Elementary’s fifth grade class put on the annual living wax museum May 3 at Webster Armory. The event was open to the public to watch and listen to students tell about the historical character they had studied and were portraying. Shown here, Arianna Altstadt tells details of the life of Florence Nightingale. Reporter & Farmer | Kole Rithmiller

Members of Webster Area Elementary’s fifth grade class put on the annual living wax museum May 3 at Webster Armory. The event was open to the public to watch and listen to students tell about the historical character they had studied and were portraying. Shown here, Arianna Altstadt tells details of the life of Florence Nightingale. Reporter & Farmer | Kole Rithmiller

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Students put on wax museum

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Friday, May 10, 2024
South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley with Roberts County State’s Attorney Dylan Kirchmeier during South Dakota State’s Attorneys Association’s annual meeting May 2 where Kirchmeier, a Webster Area High School graduate, was awarded Prosecutor of the Year. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley with Roberts County State’s Attorney Dylan Kirchmeier during South Dakota State’s Attorneys Association’s annual meeting May 2 where Kirchmeier, a Webster Area High School graduate, was awarded Prosecutor of the Year. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

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Webster Area grad is now an award-winning prosecutor

Kole Rithmiller
Friday, May 10, 2024
Dylan Kirchmeier, state’s attorney for Roberts County, was recently named Prosecutor of the Year by the South Dakota State’s Attorneys Association. He was presented with the award at the association’s annual meeting in Deadwood May 2.
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Commissioners consider nearly $90,000 request for toilets in jail

Amanda Dulitz
Friday, May 10, 2024
To replace one dozen toilets at the Day County Jail looks like it will cost taxpayers upwards of nearly $90,000.Day County Sheriff Jerred Schreur came before commissioners at their regular meeting May 7 to put in the request for replacing all the jail cell toilets at the facility.
Representing Webster Area High School at the culinary skills challenge event in Marshall, MN last month were, from left in back Karli Sannes, Sarah Zubke, Kenley Grewe, Mallory Steiner, Jack Shoemaker, Gage Baumgarn, Jeron McCreary, Matthew Mount, Bryce Snell, Lukas Johnson and Grady Wagner. Kneeling from left are Taryn Zakrzewski, Breelyn Spears, Delilah Buxton and Kingston Campbell-Fisher. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

Representing Webster Area High School at the culinary skills challenge event in Marshall, MN last month were, from left in back Karli Sannes, Sarah Zubke, Kenley Grewe, Mallory Steiner, Jack Shoemaker, Gage Baumgarn, Jeron McCreary, Matthew Mount, Bryce Snell, Lukas Johnson and Grady Wagner. Kneeling from left are Taryn Zakrzewski, Breelyn Spears, Delilah Buxton and Kingston Campbell-Fisher. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

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Webster students place during first-time participating in Culinary Skills Challenge event

Amanda Dulitz
Friday, May 10, 2024
When a group of Webster Area students traveled to participate in a culinary contest for the first time last month, winning wasn’t exactly the aim – but that’s just what they did.Hannah Ziemer, Family and Consumer Sciences teacher at Webster Area High School, took 16 students to the Culinary Skills...
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