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Karen Zoellner is a 71-year-old Sun Dial Manor resident who likes to stay active. Zoellner said she likes to walk as much as she can and also likes to help out around Sun Dial Manor. “I like taking walks, I just did it for the fun of it,” said Zoellner. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan

Karen Zoellner is a 71-year-old Sun Dial Manor resident who likes to stay active. Zoellner said she likes to walk as much as she can and also likes to help out around Sun Dial Manor. “I like taking walks, I just did it for the fun of it,” said Zoellner. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan

Staying active to help keep busy and enjoy each day

Connor Handrahan
Saturday, June 13, 2026
Seventy-one-year-old Karen Zoellner is currently residing at Sun Dial Manor and is enjoying her life. She’s originally from Aberdeen, but went to school and graduated from Groton high school.
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Spending time at the lake

News Staff
Saturday, June 13, 2026
Webster news@reporterandfarmer.comBarb Knutson and Rod Dindert, Brookings visited John and Karyl Maas They are spending time at their Enemy Swim lake cabin.
Sun Dial Manor resident Jacob Gonsoir is a massive fan of fishing and has been doing it since he was about 10 years old. He was taught by his father, who was also a big fisherman and Gonsoir has spent his life fishing on the Day County lakes. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan

Sun Dial Manor resident Jacob Gonsoir is a massive fan of fishing and has been doing it since he was about 10 years old. He was taught by his father, who was also a big fisherman and Gonsoir has spent his life fishing on the Day County lakes. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan

Life goal: Gone fishing

Connor Handrahan
Saturday, June 6, 2026
Day County is filled with lakes and what’s the point of the lake if you can’t go fishing on it? Jacob (Jack) Gonsoir is 54-year-old who has lived in Day County his entire life and fell in love with fishing at a very young age.
Webster FFA completed a community service project May 29 when they planted flowers at the nursing home. Ava Bjerke, chairman of the Committee of Building Agricultural Community Service led the project. Members from left are Kenslee Zubke, Kinsey Kuecker, Ava Bjerke, Carlee Wik, Kelsey Fischer, Macee McGregor, Chloe Mammenga, Bryn Sippel, Cane Bjerke, Carson Fischer, Caleb Gaikowski and Aiden Gaikowski. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

Webster FFA completed a community service project May 29 when they planted flowers at the nursing home. Ava Bjerke, chairman of the Committee of Building Agricultural Community Service led the project. Members from left are Kenslee Zubke, Kinsey Kuecker, Ava Bjerke, Carlee Wik, Kelsey Fischer, Macee McGregor, Chloe Mammenga, Bryn Sippel, Cane Bjerke, Carson Fischer, Caleb Gaikowski and Aiden Gaikowski. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

FFA beautifies nursing home

News Staff
Saturday, June 6, 2026
Webster FFA completed a community service project May 29 when they planted flowers at the nursing home. Ava Bjerke, chairman of the Committee of Building Agricultural Community Service led the project.
Rose Grode is a 73-year-old currently residing at Sun Dial Manor. Grode was a teacher at Waubay school for many years and has always loved helping children. Her favorite part was when her former students or children she watched would come up to her and tell her how amazing and influential she was to them. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan

Rose Grode is a 73-year-old currently residing at Sun Dial Manor. Grode was a teacher at Waubay school for many years and has always loved helping children. Her favorite part was when her former students or children she watched would come up to her and tell her how amazing and influential she was to them. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan

Teaching the future generation

Connor Handrahan
Friday, May 29, 2026
Rose (Mary) Grode is a 73-year-old currently residing at Sun Dial Manor and holds a vast experience working with kids. According to Grode, she loves helping kids and really became interested in helping them grow.
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OrganizatiOns

News Staff
Friday, May 29, 2026
Progressive ReadingSpring outing of Progressive Reading Circle was enjoyed by 12 members. Monte Rougemount, a representative of the Museum of Wildlife, Science & Industry, gave a tour of the added section explaining many interesting items to the complex. Members met at a local restaurant for lunch.
Community building and family means the world to Lorraine Anderson who is currently residing at the Johnson Assisted Living Center at Sun Dial Manor. Anderson said she believes a community should be there for each other and it’s important to be fair to everyone. “People in a community should be connected and should be there for one another. You have to spread love,” said Anderson. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan

Community building and family means the world to Lorraine Anderson who is currently residing at the Johnson Assisted Living Center at Sun Dial Manor. Anderson said she believes a community should be there for each other and it’s important to be fair to everyone. “People in a community should be connected and should be there for one another. You have to spread love,” said Anderson. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan

Passions can help build bonds

Connor Handrahan
Saturday, May 23, 2026
sports@reporterandfarmer.comLorraine Anderson is a 97-year-old Day County native and was raised on a farm just a few miles outside of Butler. Growing up on a farm meant a lot of time playing outside and spending time with her siblings.
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Webster Ace Hardware raises funds

News Staff
Saturday, May 23, 2026
Children’s Miracle Network at Sanford Children’s Hospital announced Webster Ace Hardware increased their donations by over 400 percent in the 2026 April Round Up for Kids CMN Campaign.
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