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Digging in

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Donors and supporters of the East Twin Park Splash Pad Project gathered Thursday afternoon to turn over the first dirt that signals the beginning of its construction. The following people handled the shovels, though not necessarily in this order: Webster City Mayor Pro Tem Logan Welch; ...

The queens of 6 on 6 will gather in Webster City

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Women who played 6 on 6 basketball are invited to a gathering at Fuller Hall Recreation Center in Webster City on Wednesday, April 10. This free event will be from 1 to 3 p.m. It is open to not only former players, but also to anyone who was associated with 6 on 6 basketball as team ...

Webster City Planning and Zoning will meet Monday

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The Webster City Planning and Zoning Commission will meet Monday, April 8, at City Hall, 400 Second Street, Webster City. This meeting begins at 6 p.m. On the agenda is a review of the city’s Capital Improvement Plan from 2024-2025 through 2028-2029.

County attorney says officers were justified in shooting

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FORT DODGE — Four Fort Dodge police officers were justified in using force during a March 16 incident that ended with the fatal shooting of 24-year-old Tyler C. Stansberry, Webster County Attorney Darren Driscoll has ruled. “Officer Nick Ruggles, Sgt. Matthew Webb, Officer Andrew Lane and ...

SNAP is reopened

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Hernan and Brittany Ramos, center, cut the ceremonial ribbon Thursday at their new SNAP Fitness location, at 806 Seneca Street in Webster City. The new facility includes a larger group exercise room, additional weight equipment, and improved restroom and changing facilities. The Ramos' ...

David Turpen wants to be the next Hamilton County sheriff

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David Turpen wants to be your sheriff. The seasoned law enforcement officer is seeking to replace retiring Hamilton County Sheriff Doug Timmons. Turpen, a Republican, is currently the Ellsworth, Jewell, Stanhope police chief. He will face the other Republican candidate for Hamilton County ...