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Webster unit to leave for Anchorage

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Saturday, June 6, 2026
HistoricEvEnts15 years ago June 13, 2011Senator Tim Johnson toured flood areas June 3. He was briefed on the situation in Waubay by Mayor Kevin Jens and other officials.
From left, Ava Bjerke, Kenslee Zubke, Kinsey Kuecker and Cartney Hanson are waving down cars and advertising for their car wash. Webster Area Key Club hosted a topless car wash June 1 for four hours. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan

From left, Ava Bjerke, Kenslee Zubke, Kinsey Kuecker and Cartney Hanson are waving down cars and advertising for their car wash. Webster Area Key Club hosted a topless car wash June 1 for four hours. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan

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Webster Area Key Club car wash

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Saturday, June 6, 2026
From left, Ava Bjerke, Kenslee Zubke, Kinsey Kuecker and Cartney Hanson are waving down cars and advertising for their car wash. Webster Area Key Club hosted a topless car wash June 1 for four hours.Webster Area Key Club held their topless carwash June 1.
The first day of Webster’s farmers market was June 2 and people were set up and ready to sell their creations. Here, Danny Johnson buys salads from Betty Schmidt. “It is the world’s best salads,” said Johnson. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan

The first day of Webster’s farmers market was June 2 and people were set up and ready to sell their creations. Here, Danny Johnson buys salads from Betty Schmidt. “It is the world’s best salads,” said Johnson. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan

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Webster Farmer’s Market is ready for community to come

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Saturday, June 6, 2026
The first day of Webster’s farmers market was June 2 and people were set up and ready to sell their creations. Here, Danny Johnson buys salads from Betty Schmidt. “It is the world’s best salads,” said Johnson.
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Adolescent gets talk from cops about golf cart usage

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Saturday, June 6, 2026
May 28Blocked traffic at intersection of Hwy. 12 and Hwy. 25 for fire department going east.Responded to call of dog barking at W. 7th Ave.May 29Addressed golf cart violations with juvenile individual.Assisted ambulance at 600 block W. 7th St. Responded to alarm going off at business on Park Ave.
Thomas Kuecker, now with five summers of lifeguard experience, watches over swimmers in the afternoon sun on the first day of open swim at Webster Aquatic Center, June 1. Kuecker has made two rescues in his career, but said a typical day is spent enforcing the pool rules. Reporter & Farmer | Timothy Gibson

Thomas Kuecker, now with five summers of lifeguard experience, watches over swimmers in the afternoon sun on the first day of open swim at Webster Aquatic Center, June 1. Kuecker has made two rescues in his career, but said a typical day is spent enforcing the pool rules. Reporter & Farmer | Timothy Gibson

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Summer starts with a splash

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Saturday, June 6, 2026
Thomas Kuecker, now with five summers of lifeguard experience, watches over swimmers in the afternoon sun on the first day of open swim at Webster Aquatic Center, June 1. Kuecker has made two rescues in his career, but said a typical day is spent enforcing the pool rules.
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Bartos gives city council golf course updates

Connor Handrahan
Saturday, June 6, 2026
At the regular Webster City Council meeting June 1, an update for Webster Golf Course was given by Josh Bartos. According to Bartos, the golf course is looking good and although some of the numbers might be down compared to last year, he is excited for the rest of the season.
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Commissioners, citizens discuss county officials’ pay increase

Timothy Gibson
Saturday, June 6, 2026
Commissioners heard citizen Jim Walter’s concerns about commissioners’ 2026 pay increase. When Walter claimed commissioners gave themselves a 14.9 percent increase, Commissioner Roy Aldrich joked, “You don’t think it’s enough?” Walter responded it is too much because they are all part time workers.
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