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Enjoy the season after all the ‘getting ready’ tasks

Enjoy the season after all the ‘getting ready’ tasks

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Enjoy the season after all the ‘getting ready’ tasks

Josh Wagner
Saturday, August 9, 2025
I have a tradition. Before the 4th of July, I focus on spring’s work; planting trees, grass, a garden, flowers. I’m busy getting the yard/ patio/grill ready for the season.
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One man’s junk could be a community treasure... if we allow

Amanda Dulitz
Saturday, August 2, 2025
There’s a new business looking to come to Webster but some of the area population are opposed to it or concerned about the location because of the type of business.Personally, if a salvage yard were to come to Day County, I really don’t think there could be a better spot.While there are layers of...
That’s all she wrote, at least for the summer

That’s all she wrote, at least for the summer

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That’s all she wrote, at least for the summer

Annie Witt
Saturday, August 2, 2025
Well friends, the time has come. This is my last column (for now I should say – you really never know where life will take you next).It’s hard to believe how quickly the past couple of months have gone by.
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Quote of the Week

News Staff
Saturday, July 26, 2025
“As a coach you have to have in your mind what you want your environment to be and how you’re going to present yourself day in and day out to the kids.
Balancing work, life and doing nothing

Balancing work, life and doing nothing

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Balancing work, life and doing nothing

Leyton Beardslee
Saturday, July 26, 2025
All my life I’ve tried to put intense effort into whatever task I’m completing whether school, work or practicing a hobby. Though caring about the product of my labor can be a positive trait it can also become an unhealthy dedication of my time.This erosion of boundaries has a cost.
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