Young or old, Halloween is a holiday that brings out the fantasy and wonder, the first chance for children to dress up like a hero or a princess, become an animal or character just for a small period of time. If you don’t think Halloween is an event for adults, just look at the yards ...
In costume, or not, the “ghoul’s” will be out in force again on Friday, October 30, as the Webster City Women’s Club opens up the Jane Young House for a night of entertainment, snacks, games and a performance by the Over the Speed Limit players. The doors will open at 6 p.m. at the Jane Young House, 629 Elm Street, The play will start at 7:00 pm. Friday. Seating is limited to just 50 people, so reservations are necessary. The Webster City Women’s Club, which manages and maintains the Jane Young house, welcomes all “ghoul’s” for this special evening of fun designed ...
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 ...
For Webster City Police Department K9 Officer Michael Lehman, ongoing training is a given. He and his K9 Chad, train for a minimum of 16 hours per month to keep their certification and skills up to snuff. Earlier this month, the Webster City Police Department had the opportunity to host a K9 training session with teams from several area agencies. Officers took part in multiple exercises to keep officers and K9 dogs ready for any sort of situation that may occur in the line of duty. Throughout the training, units practiced evidence tracking, building searches, and mock traffic ...
Submitted photo The Webster City High School marching band, the Lynx Imperials were center stage Monday night at the Webster City High School Football field, where there were no touchdowns, no first downs, not even a football in sight. It was a beautiful night for the marching band as they performed their shows, and celebrated the end of a great season as they demonstrated their skills at their annual Marching Band Showcase.The Iowa Central Triton Marching Band also joined the Lynx Imperials for the evening. “One of the highlights was welcoming audience members onto the field to ...
Courthouse open Saturday for early voting The Hamilton County Courthouse will be open on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. to allow community members to vote early. Early voting at the courthouse will end on Monday at 4:30 p.m. On Tuesday, election day, all voting must be at the precincts. Rowan Gospel Music show is Sunday The Rowan Gospel music show will be held at 1:30 p.m. on Sunday at the Dows Convention Center, located at 113 Ellsworth St., in Dows. A soup and sandwich supper will follow the show. A free will offering will help support the Rowan and Dows Historical ...
