Oh boy, oh boy, the robin report is in. I have it on good authority that robins have made their way back to Day County for the season. One was spotted March 10 in Wheatland Township.The weather has been a doozie lately. Just a couple weeks ago we had a near 100-degree swing within a matter of hours.
15 years ago March 22, 2010Kelli Kann joined the staff of the Reporter & Farmer on March 1 as a staff graphic artist/designer.Day County Commissioners, Waubay, Waubay Township and tribal officials met to go over flood plans for that community.
Over the last year there has been a rapid influx of artificial intelligence on any singular online format with no ability to remove the AI features from said platform.
Once again it’s time for my biannual diatribe, the one everyone knows is coming. While I realize these “I hate time change” rants may seem like a running gag to many, longtime readers know this is a topic I come to with a passion, fire and facts.
When I first moved to Day County, among the first impressions I had of the Webster and surrounding area community was that of an open-mindedness and forward-thinking mindset a majority of the residents seemed to have.
Dear Editor,I have enclosed my payment for another year’s subscription to the Reporter & Farmer.My Saturday is going well when I can go to my mailbox around 10 a.m. and pick out the R&F. Back to the house – a fresh cup of hot coffee and the “paper.” On the rare day that it does not arrive...
On the way home, Ole thought there might be a problem with his blinker, so he pulled over and asked Sven to check if it was working. Sven gets out of the car to take a look.“Sven, is it working?”“Yep! Nope! Yep!Nope! Yep! Nope!” ~~~ Ole and Lena were watching their grandson.