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Bergen Church put on a live reenactment of the holy night Dec. 21. Left, LJ Mays portrays Mary and Sean Sichmeller portrays Joseph and were visited by angels, sheperds and wise men. See more, page 2. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan
Live reenactment of the holy night
Webster based therapist Amanda Kirkby is certified in eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) therapy which she said can be used as an alternative to traditional talk based counseling and may be more comfortable for some people. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee
EMDR therapy offers alternative to talk-based mental health counseling
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Penny production was discontinued Nov. 12 and it has held many different designs throughout the years. From top left, a flying eagle cent, Indian head, steel cent, Lincoln wheat penny, Lincoln Memorial penny, Lincoln union shield penny, displayed on the railroad tracks in Webster. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee
How the discontinuation of the penny affects local communities
STC president’s list
Southeast Technical College students were recognized on the president’s list during the fall 2025 semester. Students must be seeking a degree and have a semester GPA of 3.5 or higher. Area students listed include Jacob Keller, electrician, Wallace; Jaiden Bauer, licensed practical nursing and Megan Christensen, architectural engineering technology, Webster.
90th birthday
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Country Kids 4-H Club made Christmas ornaments for residents of Strand Kjorsvig Living Center and brought nonperishable items for the Day County Food Pantry for their December community service projects. Members are from left, front, Macee McGregor, Morgan Weitbrecht, Will Weitbrecht, Nolan Rasmus, Anna Beisch; back, Aiden Gaikowski, Nathan Hubsch, Lynnea Hubsch, Blaise McGregor, Gabriel Gaikowski and Dylan Rasmus. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot