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Grant helps furnish playground

Grant helps furnish playground

Grant helps furnish playground

Tabor Church and After School TLC program received a $2,000 grant from the Day County Community Foundation with Phyllis Hanse Fund to help purchase playground equipment. Pictured in front of the playground equipment are Tabor council and DCCF board members.
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Two damage private property on Main Street

Sept. 11Funeral escort.Assisted ambulance with medical call at; 300 blk. W. 8th Ave.Sept. 12 No calls.Sept. 13911 report of black dogs in city park.Took report of a hit-and-run accident at parking lot of business on Hwy. 12.Smoke alarms activated in residence at 400 blk. W. 7th Ave.Sept.
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New machine will help smooth Yellowstone Trail

Historic15 years ago September 27, 2010Queen Taylor Berger and King Jordan Gaikowski reigned over Waubay homecoming festivities. Coronation ceremony was Sept. 20.Waubay High School will host the ninth annual Lake Region Marching Band Festival.
Rocks pictured Sept. 15 on Main St. in Webster were thrown from atop businesses towards adjacent businesses by two juveniles who were apprehended the night of Sept. 14. Two of the windows pictured at 508 Main St. were broken and patched. Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz

Rocks pictured Sept. 15 on Main St. in Webster were thrown from atop businesses towards adjacent businesses by two juveniles who were apprehended the night of Sept. 14. Two of the windows pictured at 508 Main St. were broken and patched. Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz

Main Street business windows broken by pair of juveniles throwing rocks from neighboring rooftop

Webster police officer Lance Rokusek responded to a call at 8:35 p.m. Sept. 14 regarding two male juveniles throwing rocks from atop businesses towards adjacent businesses on Main St. in Webster.Rocks accumulated on the road and sidewalk and a store front located at 508 Main St.
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Annual Germanfest comes to Webster

Germanfest is returning to Webster Sept. 27 at Webster Armory beginning at 10 a.m. and will host entertainment, a corn hole tournament, beer and wine contests, live music and food.Kids inflatables and the vendor fair will both kick off at 10 a.m.
Howard Bunce pictured Sept. 10 in Bristol became a car salesman at the age of 10 to a trumpet teacher by 14, a radio DJ in Las Vegas, NV with no experience, owned multiple salons, massage therapy parlors and is now back to selling cars. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

Howard Bunce pictured Sept. 10 in Bristol became a car salesman at the age of 10 to a trumpet teacher by 14, a radio DJ in Las Vegas, NV with no experience, owned multiple salons, massage therapy parlors and is now back to selling cars. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

Bristol resident has done a little of everything

From being a car salesman at the age of 10 to a trumpet teacher by 14, a radio DJ in Las Vegas, NV with no experience, owning multiple salons, massage therapy parlors and back to selling cars Howard Bunce is living quite a life.
Webster Area homecoming queen Alivia Kuecker and king Ari Sichmeller were crowned during a cornonation ceremony at the Webster Armory gymnasium Sept. 15. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

Webster Area homecoming queen Alivia Kuecker and king Ari Sichmeller were crowned during a cornonation ceremony at the Webster Armory gymnasium Sept. 15. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

Royalty Crowned

Webster Area homecoming queen Alivia Kuecker and king Ari Sichmeller were crowned during a cornonation ceremony at the Webster Armory gymnasium Sept. 15.
Sam Hoffman, left, from Elizabethtown, PA unveils a built-from-scratch 110 Case steam engine with working parts, for Scott Anderson’s 40th birthday. The engine took 1,000 hours to build. Hoffman regularly sets up his display at the James Valley Threshing show. Pictured, from right, are recipient Scott and his family Kevin, Donna and Kory Anderson. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

Sam Hoffman, left, from Elizabethtown, PA unveils a built-from-scratch 110 Case steam engine with working parts, for Scott Anderson’s 40th birthday. The engine took 1,000 hours to build. Hoffman regularly sets up his display at the James Valley Threshing show. Pictured, from right, are recipient Scott and his family Kevin, Donna and Kory Anderson. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

1,000 hour build

Sam Hoffman, left, from Elizabethtown, PA unveils a built-from-scratch 110 Case steam engine with working parts, for Scott Anderson’s 40th birthday. The engine took 1,000 hours to build. Hoffman regularly sets up his display at the James Valley Threshing show.
Get in the prairie before it goes

Get in the prairie before it goes

Get in the prairie before it goes

This wet and messy summer has yet to bear a lot of silver linings in the countryside; I hope and pray we trip on a few yet this fall when things settle down for everyone.