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Turning for October 29 K.C.’s here to contribute to Mexican fund The quote of members of the local Knights of Columbus for the Mexican fund of a million dollars being raised by the order in the United States, has been fixed at $1.50 per member. This fund is to be used to educate people in this country regarding the Mexican situation to help the Mexican people where possible and tender aid to the priests, nuns and others who have been driven from Mexico by religious laws. The fund is to be spent as directed by the supreme board of directors. 1941 City booklet is ...

Brew Travel Center opening November 16

When it comes to convenience stores, Brew Oil’s name says it all. These are the familiar, friendly places we go to fill our tanks with fuel and fuel ourselves with coffee. Early in 2026, Webster City learned the former Doc’s Stop at 407 Closz Dr., Webster City, had been acquired by ...

G’day

CORRECTION: In the story printed about the new principal at the St. Thomas Catholic School, there is a correction on attendance to mass and religion classes. According to Julie Graber, St. Thomas Principal, “All students who attend St. Thomas school, whether Catholic or not, must attend religion classes and Mass.” Jam session is Friday at Blairsburg Opera House Halloween events this week Downtown Trick-or-Treat will be held Thursday from 4 to 6 p.m.0–6:00 PM Bring the kid downtown for Downtown Trick-or-Treat and enjoy an afternoon of Halloween fun while visiting our ...

WCHS to present The Miracle Worker Nov 13-15

Webster City High School will present The Miracle Worker by William Gibson, as its fall play on November 13–15, at the Prem Sahai Auditorium. Based on the inspiring true story of Helen Keller and her teacher, Annie Sullivan, The Miracle Worker tells the story of a young girl who is blind and deaf and the determined teacher who helps her connect with the world around her. Through patience, persistence, and courage, Annie works to break through the barriers that keep Helen isolated, opening the door to communication, understanding, and a new future. The production offers audiences ...

If the spooks don’t get you, you’ll find them here

It's one of the brightest houses on First Street, all set for Halloween night. With Halloween events starting on Thursday night, be sure to drive by and enjoy the efforts put into the exterior decor. And if you are brave, and have trick-or-treat duty on Wednesday, this might be the house to visit with caution.

Parkinson’s Disease virtual workshops announced

Growing older is the greatest risk factor for acquiring Parkinson’s disease and many people live with symptoms for several years before being diagnosed. Often people in early stages of Parkinson’s disease assume their symptoms are part of normal aging or are due to other health problems they may have, such as arthritis. However, early Parkinson’s disease symptoms may not be that apparent and may even come and go. Frequently it is the spouse or other relatives who first notice slight problems with a loved one’s movements. To learn about Parkinson’s disease, its effects, ...