A fire hydrant on 12th Ave. and Main Street in Webster was hit due to bad weather conditions April 3 according to Webster Police Chief Craig Baumgarn. Webster police started an investigation April 13 and have found the person responsible. A hit and run charge was given and Baumgarn said he saw people possibly working on it April 15. See more of this story on 1. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan

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Webster FFA senior members and officers are from left, front, Chesney Deibert, Jersey Johnson, Maci Kurkowski; back, advisor Fred Zenk, Tevin Howder, Julie Lesnar, Liliann Mays and Gage Wik. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

Webster FFA members placed at regional Career Development Events in Milbank March 24 and advance to competition at the state convention in Brookings April 20-22. From left, front are Tevin Howder, Cane Bjerke, Maci Kurkowski, Macee McGregor, Chesney Deibert, Carson Fischer; back, Kinsey Kuecker, Julie Lesnar, Chloe Mammenga, Bryn Sippel and Hannah Sonstebo. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

Webster FFA officers for 2026-27 are, from left, front, treasurer Bryn Sippel, reporter Hannah Sonstebo, secretary Chloe Mammenga, president Kelsey Fischer, junior high Growing Leaders committee chairman Macee McGregor; back, Building Community committee chairman Ava Bjerke, historian Kinsey Kuecker, student advisor Lloyd Johnson, vice president Caleb Gaikowski, chaplain Aiden Gaikowski, Strengthening Ag committee chairman Jacob Hoops and sentinel Kenslee Zubke. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

From left Portlyn Johnson, Grady Wagner and Hunter Sinner show up for Webster Key Club’s Walk for Water. Johnson and Sinner were the first to complete the walk. Walk for Water has a goal to raise money for the Thirst Project, which is a charity that provides clean water across the globe. Reporter & Farmer | Subsciber Snapshot

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