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Jackson Sandal hoists a straw bale during the fittest farmer contest at Eden Days June 28. He competed with his mother Jennifer Sandal both of Eden. See more photos throughout. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

Jackson Sandal hoists a straw bale during the fittest farmer contest at Eden Days June 28. He competed with his mother Jennifer Sandal both of Eden. See more photos throughout. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

The last straw

Leading the alumni parade June 28 in Webster were honored graduates Bev Carr and Neil Haase, who were the alumni queen and king, respectively. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

Leading the alumni parade June 28 in Webster were honored graduates Bev Carr and Neil Haase, who were the alumni queen and king, respectively. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

Alumni royalty

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What’s Up

Bible ClubCEF Bible Club for ages five-12 meets July 7-11, 10-11:30 a.m. at Bethany Baptist Church, Enemy Swim. Contact Sakura Eggena, (605) 824-0650 for more information.Ladies luncheonGolden Threads ladies luncheon is July 16, noon at Bethesda Lutheran Church, Bristol.
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Report of a low cable line

RePoRt June 19Report of unwanted person at apartment building at 700 blk. W. 1st St.Accidental 911 call at Hospital Drive.Report of dog left in vehicle; owner came out shortly after.Called to check welfare of intoxicated individual at 500 blk. W. 9th Ave.
Rubble from the demolition of a house located at 1106 Main St., Webster is loaded into a dump truck June 24. The demolition comes after the city seized possession of the property in August 2024 and the building caught fire in September of the same year. An investigation was launched to determine if the cause of the fire was arson but the states attorney ruled there was not enough evidence to pursue charges and the building was demolished. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

Rubble from the demolition of a house located at 1106 Main St., Webster is loaded into a dump truck June 24. The demolition comes after the city seized possession of the property in August 2024 and the building caught fire in September of the same year. An investigation was launched to determine if the cause of the fire was arson but the states attorney ruled there was not enough evidence to pursue charges and the building was demolished. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

Demo day

Rubble from the demolition of a house located at 1106 Main St., Webster is loaded into a dump truck June 24. The demolition comes after the city seized possession of the property in August 2024 and the building caught fire in September of the same year.
Pictured are VFW State Commander Glynis Collier, Patti Mitchell and past State Commander Rick Williamson Reporter & Farmer | subscriber snapshot

Pictured are VFW State Commander Glynis Collier, Patti Mitchell and past State Commander Rick Williamson Reporter & Farmer | subscriber snapshot

Local receives award at VFW Convention

Patti Mitchell of Grenville has been recognized for her years of volunteer service supporting area veterans and their families by a state level organization.
Brew House Boutique staff from front left are Hannah Johnson, Danielle Clemensen, owner Tanya Snaza, Amber Lesnar and back row from left Caitlin Gaikowski, Taya Bauer and Alexis Heckert. Not pictured are staff members Rayna Johnson, Karlee Jo Mertens, Joni Bauer and Jen Volesky.

Brew House Boutique staff from front left are Hannah Johnson, Danielle Clemensen, owner Tanya Snaza, Amber Lesnar and back row from left Caitlin Gaikowski, Taya Bauer and Alexis Heckert. Not pictured are staff members Rayna Johnson, Karlee Jo Mertens, Joni Bauer and Jen Volesky.

Brew House offers a little something and space for everyone

In August 2018 Brew House Boutique owner and self proclaimed “coffee junkie” Tanya Snaza turned her passion for coffee into a business for all.After the business outgrew its original building Snaza said she relocated to their current more accommodating location at 722 Main St. in Webster in 2021.
Heavy and consistent rain in the area has made many area gravel roads look like the one shown above, June 25 in Waubay near the crossing of Main Street and Jones Avenue shows rising water in the ditch flowing onto the road. Reporter & Farmer | Annie Witt

Heavy and consistent rain in the area has made many area gravel roads look like the one shown above, June 25 in Waubay near the crossing of Main Street and Jones Avenue shows rising water in the ditch flowing onto the road. Reporter & Farmer | Annie Witt

How high’s the water, Mama?

Heavy and consistent rain in the area has made many area gravel roads look like the one shown above, June 25 in Waubay near the crossing of Main Street and Jones Avenue shows rising water in the ditch flowing onto the road.