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Gaikowski wedding in Watertown

News Staff
Friday, October 24, 2025
Leo and Myrene Gaikowski attended the wedding of their granddaughter Hayley Gaikowski and Brent Barron in Watertown. Hayley is the daughter of Bryan and Amber Gaikowski, Watertown.
Sara Olson of Langford is pictured with her husband, Nathan, during her breast cancer treatment. The couple faced the challenges of her diagnosis together, relying on faith and determination through every step of her recovery. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

Sara Olson of Langford is pictured with her husband, Nathan, during her breast cancer treatment. The couple faced the challenges of her diagnosis together, relying on faith and determination through every step of her recovery. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

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Faith, family and fighting cancer

Marshall County Journal
Friday, October 24, 2025
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, an international campaign held each October to promote screening and reduce the risk of the disease, which affects 2.3 million women worldwide. During this month, one local woman is sharing her breast cancer story.
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Mustangs sweep second consecutive opponent

Leyton Beardslee
Friday, October 24, 2025
Waubay/Summit volleyball traveled to Roshholt Oct. 16 for a match against Tri-State and won 3-0 for a second consecutive match in a row.Set scores for the match were 25-15, 25-13 and 25-20.“We came out strong again tonight, especially on our serving side of the game.
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Lawmakers want ambulance services reimbursed for helping patients at home

John Hult
Friday, October 24, 2025
A group of lawmakers voted Tuesday to back efforts to get ambulance services paid for helping low-income and elderly patients without taking them to a hospital.The vote came during a meeting of the Legislature’s Emergency Medical Services Interim Committee at the Capitol in Pierre.
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Ingalls inducted into hall of fame

News Staff
Friday, October 24, 2025
15 years ago November 1, 2010Northeast South Dakota got its first taste of winter when rain changed to snow Tuesday Oct. 26 dumping three to six inches of snow combined with 4050 mph winds. Wednesday night temperatures dipped into the mid-20s causing slushy roads to turn to ice.
Ace Hardware employees are, from back left, Greg Rydberg, Brian Hoff, co-owner Alfredo Garduno, and employees Gary Sauer, Ron Christensen and Kason Garduno. Front, from left, is Jeff Salinas, Jackie Stange, Bev Martinson, Courtney Simonson, co-owner Shannon Garduno, and employees Nila Christensen and Kingston Ryan.

Ace Hardware employees are, from back left, Greg Rydberg, Brian Hoff, co-owner Alfredo Garduno, and employees Gary Sauer, Ron Christensen and Kason Garduno. Front, from left, is Jeff Salinas, Jackie Stange, Bev Martinson, Courtney Simonson, co-owner Shannon Garduno, and employees Nila Christensen and Kingston Ryan.

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Webster Ace Hardware supports area community with services and products you can keep counting on

News Staff
Friday, October 24, 2025
Now, with 25 years of total hardware store ownership under their belts Alfredo and Shannon Garduno have owned Webster Ace Hardware since 2020.
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Waubay area resident hospitalized following gun related incident

Leyton Beardslee
Friday, October 24, 2025
Day County Sheriff’s Department including sheriff Jerred Schreur responded to a call Oct. 18 in Waubay at 3 p.m. for a non-hunting firearm related incident.Schreur confirmed the only individual injured was a male in his 20s from the Waubay area but the department was not releasing his name.
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Police respond to call of altercation at playground

News Staff
Friday, October 24, 2025
Oct. 16Funeral escort on Highways 12 and 25.Assisted Sheriff’s Office with drug test.Oct. 17Assisted ambulance with medical call; 700 blk. E. 5th St.Accidental 911 call; 800 blk. E. 5th St.Assisted Sheriff’s Office with drug test.Called to check welfare of individuals; 300 blk. E. 9th Ave.
Kori and Ali Anderson were in Washington, DC last month to receive an award on behalf of Dakota Foundry. The Webster business was recognized by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce as one of America’s top 100 small businesses. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

Kori and Ali Anderson were in Washington, DC last month to receive an award on behalf of Dakota Foundry. The Webster business was recognized by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce as one of America’s top 100 small businesses. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

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Dakota Foundry is a USA top 100 small businesses

Connor Handrahan
Friday, October 24, 2025
Webster’s Dakota Foundry was named a top 100 small business by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. Known as the “CO100 America’s Top 100 Small Business” Award, its purpose is to recognize small businesses that are driving innovation, creating jobs and strengthening their communities.
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