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1926 Prof. Coville of Ames talks on Forest situation at Nature Study Division Prof. Perkins Coville, of the forestry department at Iowa State college, Ames, spoke interestingly on the “Forestry Situation in the United States” last evening at the first meeting of the Nature Study department of the Women’s club. Preceding his talk, Mrs. Coville, accompanied at the piano by Miss Rosalind Cook, sang three delightful numbers. Her group included an arrangement of Handel's "Largo” sung in Italian; “Now sleeps the Crimson Petal,” and Joyce Kilmers “Trees.” Prof. Coville told ...

WCCT announces cast for November production of The Roommate

The Webster City Community Theatre has announced the cast for its upcoming production of The Roommate, a sharp, funny and surprising two-woman play by Jen Silverman. Amelia Oliver will portray Robyn, a mysterious newcomer looking for a fresh start, while Leah Mason will take on the role of Sharon, a recently divorced Iowa woman whose quiet and predictable life is about to change dramatically. Performances are scheduled for November 5-8 at Webster City Community Theatre, 1001 Willson Ave., in Webster City. Ticket information and additional production details will be announced in the ...

G’day

WCHS Homecoming seek parade entries From themed events, Boom night, the King and Queen coronation, Homecoming parade, football game and dance Saturday, the week of October 5-10 will have the Webster City schools over the top excited for the 2026 Homecoming events. Businesses and community members full of Lynx pride can participate with the Homecoming parade, which begins Friday, Oct. 9 at 2:30 p.m. by building a float, decorating a vehicle or participating in some other way. All entries need to be noon-political and submitted by Wednesday Oct. 7 at 3:30 p.m. To participate, ...

Radon gas awareness presentation to be held in Jewell

Iowa State University Extension and Outreach of Hamilton County and the Montgomery Memorial Library is hosting an educational program on Radon Gas on October 20. This will be held at the Montgomery Memorial Library located at 711 Main Street in Jewell. The program begins at 7 p.m. Registration for the workshop is requested for planning purposes. This can be done through the Hamilton County Extension office in Webster City. Kapil Arora, extension agricultural engineering specialist, will lead a discussion on radon testing, results of radon testing and how different mitigation ...

Virtual Mobile clinic for VA services to be here in November

Veterans in the Hamilton County area have an opportunity to use the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs virtual mobile clinic. The mobile unit will be in Webster City on November 9. The unit will be located at the Sashi Station, located at 1200 Collins Avenue in Webster City. Telehealth appointments that are provided will be for respiratory, clinical pharmacy, VIST Coordinator/low vision, Cardiology, endocrinology, podiatry, urology, pain clinic, primary care, teledermatology and home sleep study. Nurse appointments include immunizations, blood pressure checks, toenail ...

Shooting victims identified by police

The Fort Dodge Police Department has identified the man who was killed and those who were injured in a Saturday morning shooting. Derrick L. Stewart, 27, of Fort Dodge, died, according to police. He suffered multiple gunshot wounds. He was taken by ambulance to UnityPoint Health — Trinity Regional Medical Center, where he died. Jayvion A. Wilson, 21, of Fort Dodge, was injured. He suffered multiple gunshot wounds. He also was taken by ambulance to Trinity Regional Medical Center. According to police, he is in stable condition. Laquwon A. Moore, 29, of Fort Dodge, suffered a ...