A trip abroad is in the discussion stages for 2028 for students and parents of the Webster City Community School. Trish Maski, science teacher at the Webster City High School, will be presenting an information meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 15 at the High School Media Center. The main high ...
Webster City Community Theatre will hold auditions for The Roommate by Jen Silverman on Sunday, Sept. 20, and Monday, Sept. 21, at 6:30 p.m. at the theatre, 1001 Willson Ave., Webster City. The darkly funny and unexpected comedy features roles for two women and explores friendship, reinvention and what can happen when two very different lives collide. The Roommate centers on Sharon, a recently divorced woman in her 50s who lives alone in a big house in Iowa and is looking for a roommate. Enter Robyn, a mysterious woman from the Bronx with an unconventional past and plenty of ...
Women’s Club meets today at 12:30 p.m. at park Today the Webster City Woman’s Club will meet at 12:30 p.m. at the new shelter at West Twin Park. This is a potluck lunch, so those attending should bring a salad or dessert to share. Plates, silverware, napkins and water will be provided. Friends and spouses are welcome. The program is “Doodlebug 40th Anniversary” by Gerald Huisman and friends. Any woman in Hamilton County is welcome to come. Fenton avenue closed today The Hamilton County Engineers office is announcing a 2 mile closure this afternoon on Fenton Avenue in ...
Webster City Community Theatre will hold auditions for The Roommate by Jen Silverman on Sunday, Sept. 20, and Monday, Sept. 21, at 6:30 p.m. at the theatre, 1001 Willson Ave., Webster City. The darkly funny and unexpected comedy features roles for two women and explores friendship, reinvention and what can happen when two very different lives collide. The Roommate centers on Sharon, a recently divorced woman in her 50s who lives alone in a big house in Iowa and is looking for a roommate. Enter Robyn, a mysterious woman from the Bronx with an unconventional past and plenty of ...
25 years ago, schools, businesses, governmental agencies and transportation across our country came to a sudden stop, as the shock of an attack on the United States became apparent. Planes full of innocent people were used as missiles to inflict unspeakable terror on our country. Everyone ...
Being there… Editors note: The following is a first-hand account from Trena Madison, a cousin of Alan Yungclas of Webster City and Leah Maass of Ellsworth. Trena was living in New York on September 11, 2001. Trena is a descendant of Trena Thorson Madison, whose sister Talitha Thorson, who was the grandmother of the Webster City Yungclas family. Al’s father, Bruce Yungclas and Phyllis Thorson (Madison) were close, and their families spent a lot of time together in the Webster City area. Today, Trena lives in Minneapolis, moving from New York about a decade ago. She shared this ...
