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Holocaust message to be about kindness, compassion

The stories of the Holocaust are not easy stories to hear, but Brad Wilkening will be bringing a message about what he has learned to Webster City Saturday at the Mulberry Center Church. His program begins at 1 p.m. Saturday at the church which is located in the Wilson Brewer Park complex ...

Cement truck rolls Thursday on East Highway 20

A rollover on east Highway 20 early Thursday was reported to have occurred around 3 a.m. on the way to an early job site. The truck was a cement truck with a full load of product. According to Sheriff Alex Pruismann, there were two individuals in the truck at the time of the accident. “They were going to build turkey sheds before the heat was too high,” said Pruismann Kamrar Fire and Rescue arrived on the scene to find a loaded cement truck flipped on its side. The occupants were trapped inside the truck, and the life saving Jaws of Life were used to rescue the occupants. ...

Market Night suds keep the night and kids cool

Market Night last evening featured a refreshing night of suds and laughter, as the Kendall Young Library sponsored the special feature of the evening for kids. With temperatures near 90 degrees, it was an early favorite for both kids and adults.

Watch party this Sunday at Webster City Community Theatre

The watch party for “Come From Away” will be held on Sunday night at the Webster City Community Theatre—WCCCT, located at 1001 Willson Ave. in Webster City. Those attending should arrive by 3 p.m. “Come From Away” by Irene Sankoff and David Hein will close the WCCT 2026-2027 season on June 3-6 and 10-13, 2027. This Broadway musical tells the true story of 9/11 when 38 trans-Atlantic flights landed in Gander, Newfoundland. 7,000 passengers from across the world spent five days as the guests of the people on that small Canadian island. The cast of twelve portrays over 40 ...

Turning Back the Pages of Time

1926 CITY TAKES OVER YARDS Division Superintendent Bonner Turns Over -C. & N. W. Yards to City. The matter of using the North-West­ern railroad yards between Des Moines and Seneca streets as a parking space for automobiles and a permanent cleaning up of the place, was definite­ly settled today when Geo. Bonner, of Mason City, division superintendent of the line, and Geo. J. Long, city manager, had a conference in this city. In'brief, the North-Western gives the city the free use of the ground for purposes, in return for which, the city agrees to keep the yards clean and free ...

Workshop in Williams to address farmland leasing arrangements

An informational workshop to address farmland leasing arrangements will be held August 3 in Williams, sponsored by the ISU Extension and Outreach Office. The information presented will assist in decisionmaking whether you are you a seasoned landowner, tenant or ag business professional. If you are new to owning farmland or are taking over the farm operation from an older generation, this will also help guide through options. Regardless of your role in a farm operation, attending a farmland leasing arrangements program is beneficial for you. There is a lot of uncertainty in ...