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Chesney and Stone, son and daughter of Dani and James Pearson dash through a colorful spread of Easter eggs during the Easter Eggstravaganza hosted by First Baptist Church May 2. The event was postponed earlier in the year due to weather. Reporter & Farmer | Jessica Washenberger

Chesney and Stone, son and daughter of Dani and James Pearson dash through a colorful spread of Easter eggs during the Easter Eggstravaganza hosted by First Baptist Church May 2. The event was postponed earlier in the year due to weather. Reporter & Farmer | Jessica Washenberger

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HUNT IS ON

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Saturday, May 9, 2026
HUNT IS ON
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Updates on the way for Webster airport weather station

Connor Handrahan
Saturday, May 9, 2026
At the regular Webster City Council meeting May 4, Corey Helms from Helms Engineering & Associates, gave the 2026 Airport Inspection Report and also brought forward the tentative award of the Automated Weather Observation System (AWOS) III project-engineers recommendation for Mayor Mike Grosek to...
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PEOPLE

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Saturday, May 2, 2026
Kayce Berger, Waubay High School and Paytyn Marlow, Langford Area High School were among Class of 2026’s top one percent of graduating seniors from the state’s public, private and tribal/ BIE schools recognized for their academic achievements by Gov. Larry Rhoden’s office and Associated School...
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OLE & LENA

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Saturday, May 2, 2026
With Mother’s Day approaching, Ole decided this was the year he’d really impress his wife Lena.He stopped by the local gift store and asked the clerk for help choosing a gift.“Vhat do mudders like da most?” he asked the woman.“Well,” the clerk said in a thoughtful way, “how about something...
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Horsing around but not in Kentucky

Jerry Nelson
Saturday, May 2, 2026
My wife and I recently went horsing around. And no, it didn’t involve traveling to Louisville for the Kentucky Derby. We are much too cheap to make a special trip like that.Some years ago, when we were in Kentucky for business, my wife and I visited Churchill Downs.
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