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Could the show be near?

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Never fear, the end is not yet near. There’s a lot to be taken in jest at Webster City Community Theatre's production of "Little Shop of Horrors," which opens tonight. Having some fun with their roles are, from left in back, Evangeline Streigle, Don Zompa and Jennifer Rank. Seated in front is ...

Everything classic is back at Market Night

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Webster City Market Nights to Feature Classic Car Night and Live Music by Scott Kirkhart Market Nights brings back a crowd favorite with Classic Car night from 5:30 to 7:30 tonight. Headlining the evening in the Availa Bank Plaza will be performance by Scott Kirkhart, who will bring great ...

Stratford will get loose with three days of fun this weekend

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STRATFORD — Stratford is opening the streets with three days of activities as they kick off Stratford On the Loose on Friday, July 11 through Sunday, July 13. Festivities begin at 3 p.m. Friday with the Stratford Communications Annual Celebration and Barbeque. A freewill donation will be ...

Judge rules Bevers McGivney is guilty of first-degree murder

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ROCKWELL CITY — Family members of 17-year-old Michele “Luna” Jackson wept in court Wednesday afternoon after hearing a judge rule that her killer would be charged with first-degree murder. Jackson was murdered September 22, 2024, by Nathaniel Bevers McGivney, 22, at the Farnhamville ...

Back to a classic

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Donna Ryder, aka Grama, will be dishing up local history Thursday when she serves an iconic Bash’s Drive-In treat during Market Nights in downtown Webster City. “I am making the original Bash’s coney dog,” Ryder said, clearly pleased with the assignment. She’ll be doing it in ...

Flooding knocks out Hamilton County Courthouse elevator

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The Hamilton County Board of Supervisors meeting was relocated to the Supervisors’ office Tuesday because the basement of the Hamilton County Courthouse, where the meeting is typically held, flooded over the weekend. The water was discovered when Jill Coons, maintenance director, stopped in ...