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Latest crop and moisture report is published

Amanda Dulitz
Friday, April 26, 2024
The latest report on soil moisture supplies was released last week from the National Agricultural Statistics Service for the Northern Plains Region.According to the report for the week ending April 21, there were 3.4 days suitable for field work up to that date.
Members of Webster Area Elementary kindergarten class worked their way around town last week to clean up any debris they happened to find. The April 22 activities focused on Earth Day. Pictured from left are, Elyzabeth Gangle, Althea Cyrus (back), Harlow Heupel, Rylee Wik and Caleb Sonstebo. Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz

Members of Webster Area Elementary kindergarten class worked their way around town last week to clean up any debris they happened to find. The April 22 activities focused on Earth Day. Pictured from left are, Elyzabeth Gangle, Althea Cyrus (back), Harlow Heupel, Rylee Wik and Caleb Sonstebo. Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz

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Earth Day cleanup crew

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Friday, April 26, 2024
Class members meet for 79th reunion

Class members meet for 79th reunion

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Class members meet for 79th reunion

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Friday, April 26, 2024
Five members of the Webster High School class of 1945 gathered for an impromptu reunion April 19. Celebrating the 79th anniversary of their graduation year were, from left, Hazel (Erdman) Dulitz, Mavis (Berger) Olson, Louise (Erdman) Burns, Mary (Keene) Bierschbach and Olive (Cowan) Kading.
Members of several Webster Girl Scout troops gathered at the Webster Girl Scout Park April 22 for Earth Day where they spent time collecting loose garbage and trash to clean up the public space. Pictured are Olivia Ewing and Ava Schulz. Fourteen girls from kindergarten to third grade made up the group of Daisy and Brownie troops. Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz

Members of several Webster Girl Scout troops gathered at the Webster Girl Scout Park April 22 for Earth Day where they spent time collecting loose garbage and trash to clean up the public space. Pictured are Olivia Ewing and Ava Schulz. Fourteen girls from kindergarten to third grade made up the group of Daisy and Brownie troops. Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz

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Girl Scouts give back

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Friday, April 26, 2024
Levi Linde and Harlow Heupel, members of Webster Area Elementary kindergarden class, walked with classmates through the streets of Webster April 22 to clean up any garbage they found. Here, the pair work to clean up a sopping sandwich wrap which had gotten wet in the street. Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz

Levi Linde and Harlow Heupel, members of Webster Area Elementary kindergarden class, walked with classmates through the streets of Webster April 22 to clean up any garbage they found. Here, the pair work to clean up a sopping sandwich wrap which had gotten wet in the street. Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz

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Taking out the trash

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Friday, April 26, 2024
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Commissioners have no authority over township roads, residents learn

Amanda Dulitz
Friday, April 26, 2024
Day County Commissioners met April 23 in regular session and heard concerns from members of the public over the actions a township board is proposing relating to a public road.According to Josh Bartos, a resident of Kosciusko Township, members of that township board are taking steps to barricade...
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What’s Up

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Friday, April 26, 2024
U p Tree seminarTree pruning and planting seminar is May 4, 9-11 a.m. at Webster Baseball Complex. Call Josh, (605) 345-4667 for more information.Upcoming eventsUpcoming events at Westside Wesleyan Church, Bristol April 28 and May 5 include Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. followed by worship at 10:30.
Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot Curtis Huffman ran his 29th marathon in 28 states last week. His goal is to run 50 before he turns 50 years old.

Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot Curtis Huffman ran his 29th marathon in 28 states last week. His goal is to run 50 before he turns 50 years old.

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Huffman takes another step towards running goal

Amanda Dulitz
Monday, April 22, 2024
Last weekend, Waubay/Summit Mustang head track coach Curtis Huffman made it one more step closer to his long-term personal running goal when he completed the 29th of what he hopes to become 50 marathons by his 50th birthday.Huffman and his wife Casey traveled to Rehoboth Beach, DE so he could run...
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ECC spelling contest

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Monday, April 22, 2024
Waubay School placed fourth in the ECC conference spelling contest. Waverly-South Shore won the team championship.
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