The Webster City Meals on Wheels volunteers celebrated last Wednesday at Fosters Funeral and Cremation Center. 26 volunteers and board members sat down and enjoyed a brunch prepared by board members. Not only was it time to commend the individuals who have volunteered to drive meals to ...
The Kendall Young Library trustees to meet tonight The Board of Trustees for the Kendall Young Library will meet tonight at 6 p.m. at the Kendall Young Library meeting room, in the lower level of the library. On the agenda is an update from Adam Ganeff from Farmer’s National on the farm properties, and the Harvest Dinner update, financial reports, board training on Open meeting laws, the Director’s report, consideration of old business including a fundraising consultant, custodian position, and financial reports from 2022-2025. They will also address under new business the ...
Wastewater plant, new subdivision and sewer bonds on docket The City Council of Webster City is expected to discuss and vote on three issues capable of influencing the city’s future for decades to come at its second regularly-scheduled meeting of October tonight. The first is whether ...
U.S. Rep. Ashley Hinson brought her campaign for the Senate to Fort Dodge during a Wednesday afternoon rally at which she was introduced by U.S. Sen. Charles Grassley. The Republican said she is committed to working on childcare, housing, tax relief, energy independence and family farm ...
The first of two major events for the Webster City Women’s Club is drawing near as the first ever “Ghouls’ Night Out” will be held on Oct. 30. This first ever event is intended for the ladies in Hamilton County to get into the spirit of Halloween, with a night designed just for them. The $10 admission will allow entry into the home full of ghoulish snacks and drinks, tours of the home, and Halloween trivia. At 7 p.m. there will entertainment from the “Over the Speed Limit Players,” a division of the Webster City Community Theatre, as they present a production of the ...
Applications for the Gift Tree Program (formerly Angel Tree) are now available at the Upper Des Moines Opportunity offices. The 2026 Gift Tree Program (formerly known as the Angel Tree) is accepting applications for children in the Webster City area. The Gift Tree Program’s mission is to help families in need provide Christmas gifts for their children who are 18 years old and younger. This year there have been changes made to the Gift Tree Program. Eligibility for the program will now be based on income guidelines, and Upper Des Moines Opportunity will process all applications. ...
