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Mayor Hawkins sets dates for Clean-Up/Drop Off event, Poppy Day, and Memorial Day parade

The city council of Webster City had a busy agenda last night, beginning with three important proclamations by Mayor John Hawkins. Dates, locations and hours have been set for Webster City’s annual Clean-Up/Drop Off Event, Poppy Day sales by the American Legion Auxiliary and the city’s annual Memorial Day parade. This year, the city’s annual Clean-up/Drop Off event will be held Friday, June 12, from noon to 4 p.m. and Saturday, June 13, from 8 a.m. to noon. Webster City residents are encouraged to take any items which can’t be put into regular trash collection or can’t be ...

Raising Treble Voices Festival includes Webster City High School vocalists on Saturday

Poppy Days Proclamation

Treble Singers study with Iowa State musicians Saturday

Council will hear downtown revitalization plan tonight

The City Council of Webster City will hear a proposal to determine the future of three downtown buildings: 707 Second St., Lotus Treasures thrift shop; 547 Second St., the former Coulter’s drapery shop and 518 and 520 Second St., home to Chris McNeil’s electrical, plumbing and HVAC ...

‘Who gets Grandma’s yellow pie plate?’

ELLSWORTH — Everyone has personal belongings — a box of wedding photographs, a well-worn baseball glove, or perhaps a cherished yellow pie plate. While these items may not carry significant financial value, they often hold deep emotional meaning for individuals and their families. On May 13, the ISU Extension will be at the Ellsworth Public Library located at 1549 Dewitt St. in Ellsworth to help individuals and families develop a plan. It will begin at 2 p.m. This program, titled “Who Gets Grandma’s Yellow Pie Plate?” will help individuals and families thoughtfully prepare ...