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Lifestyle Briefs

Online auction to benefit new GRM scholarship fund

There will be an online silent auction for the George Reeves Memorial April 28 to May 5. Sales from the auction will benefit their annual scholarship fund and general fund. The George Reeves Memorial (GRM) has contributed to events, charitable causes, and museums, around Hamilton and ...

WCHS spring concert set for Monday

Webster City High School proudly presents its Spring Choir Concert Monday, April 29, at 7:00 pm at Prem Sahai Auditorium. Lynx Singers will open the concert with “Lord, I Call to You” by Mozart and an arrangement of folk songs entitled, “With a Banjo on My Knee.” Purple & ...

Scouts food, pop can drive set for Saturday

Webster City’s Boy Scout Troop 17 and Cub Scout Pack 583 want to remind the public of their annual food and pop can drive coming up on Saturday, April 27. Residents are asked to set items on their front step by 9 a.m., including any new, unopened, non perishable food and/or hygiene items, ...

Rotary donates to Rocketry Club

Members of the Webster City Rocketry Team were the guest speakers Monday at Rotary Club. The high school students placed high enough in the Team America Rocketry Challenge to be invited to Nationals in Washington D.C. in May. The Rotary Club presented the students with a $100 donation to help ...

Applications for Stearns Trust now being accepted

Under her Last Will and Testament, Teresa Treat Stearns established a trust the income of which is to be used for the good of the community of Webster City, and vicinity for the purpose of benefiting such needy persons, families, organizations, associations or groups as the Trustee determines ...

More than 2,000 eggs to find at Williams Park

One-year-old Beckett Ratzke proved to be an excellent hunter for Easter eggs at the Williams Development event on Saturday in the Williams City Park. Over 2,000 eggs were scattered throughout the park for the 50 children participating.