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An excavator demolishes the 1950s wing of Webster Area High School Dec. 2. The demolition comes after the school’s insurance company pressured the school with a non-renewal notice to either fix or demolish the wing because of structural concerns. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

An excavator demolishes the 1950s wing of Webster Area High School Dec. 2. The demolition comes after the school’s insurance company pressured the school with a non-renewal notice to either fix or demolish the wing because of structural concerns. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

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School wing demolition

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Saturday, December 6, 2025
An excavator demolishes the 1950s wing of Webster Area High School Dec. 2. The demolition comes after the school’s insurance company pressured the school with a non-renewal notice to either fix or demolish the wing because of structural concerns.
Women raise $12,700 for local charities

Women raise $12,700 for local charities

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Women raise $12,700 for local charities

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Saturday, December 6, 2025
Five nominated non-profits from across Day and Marshall counties were represented Dec. 2 at the first annual Women Who Give event, held in Webster. This event drew 117 women who collectively raised $12,700 in total.
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What’s Up

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Saturday, December 6, 2025
U p Spirit of ChristmasWebster Community Club’s Spirit of Christmas tree will be available at Dacotah, CorTrust and First Interstate banks, Webster.
1950s wing demolition underway

1950s wing demolition underway

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1950s wing demolition underway

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Saturday, December 6, 2025
Excavators clear rubble from the demolition of Webster Area High School’s 1950s wing Dec. 4. Superintendent Jim Block said trucks began hauling debris from the corner of E. 9th Ave. and E. 2nd St. Dec. 2. He added truck routes will be eastward on E. 10th Ave., south on E. 3rd St., south on E.
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Annual coyote hunt benefits military families

Connor Handrahan
Saturday, December 6, 2025
The 19th annual coyote hunt will be held at Roslyn Community Hall and Fire Department Dec. 12-14. This three day event will raise money for South Dakota military members and their families who are in need of help. Organizer Patti Mitchell said this hunt has previously helped many families.
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Commissioners mull over Jake braking sign for U.S. Hwy. 12

Connor Handrahan
Saturday, December 6, 2025
At the Day County Commissioners meeting Dec. 2 Webster resident Al Block wanted more information on the Jake brake sign situation and asked the commissioners once again if they’d consider adding one next to his house on U.S. Highway 12.
Dacotah Bank, CorTrust Bank and First Interstate Bank are participating in the 30th annual Spirit of Christmas taking place in December. Participants choose a tag and then donate a present for less fortunate children in the Webster area. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan

Dacotah Bank, CorTrust Bank and First Interstate Bank are participating in the 30th annual Spirit of Christmas taking place in December. Participants choose a tag and then donate a present for less fortunate children in the Webster area. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan

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Spreading the spirit of Christmas through anonymous gift giving with traditonal Webster event

Leyton Beardslee
Saturday, December 6, 2025
The 30th annual Spirit of Christmas event will take place in December at Dacotah Bank, Cor-Trust Bank and First Interstate Bank in Webster with a goal of spreading the spirit of Christmas to less fortunate children in the area.
Jennifer Roerig presents the top 100 Strong of Marshall and Day counties award to Marie Marlow of the Marshall County Food Pantry during the first annual Women Who Give event Dec. 2 held in Webster. Five non-profits were in the running for the top prize, this year equating to $9,000. Each of the other four charities received $925. In total, the event saw 117 women register and raised $12,700. See more: 14. Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz

Jennifer Roerig presents the top 100 Strong of Marshall and Day counties award to Marie Marlow of the Marshall County Food Pantry during the first annual Women Who Give event Dec. 2 held in Webster. Five non-profits were in the running for the top prize, this year equating to $9,000. Each of the other four charities received $925. In total, the event saw 117 women register and raised $12,700. See more: 14. Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz

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100 Strong top prize is $9,000

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Saturday, December 6, 2025
Jennifer Roerig presents the top 100 Strong of Marshall and Day counties award to Marie Marlow of the Marshall County Food Pantry during the first annual Women Who Give event Dec. 2 held in Webster. Five non-profits were in the running for the top prize, thisyear equating to $9,000.
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Friday, November 28, 2025
November memberWebster FFA member Lola Wells was chosen member of the month for November. Webster/ Waubay FFA Chapter advisor is Fred Zenk.
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