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Doodle Bugs invade Webster City for 40th year (opens the original)
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WEBSTER CITY -- For the 40th year, Webster City invites the Doodle Bug Club of America to take their scooters out of garages, storage units and backyards to travel to the town where it all began. Gerald Huisman, president of the club which has members from all over the country, said they expect between 75 and 100 to attend the event, which lasts through Sunday. Attendees this year will be coming from as far away as Alaska, California, New Hampshire, New York and Florida. In a presentation to the
W.C. voters approve money for high school upgrades (opens the original)
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WEBSTER CITY -- Unofficial election results show that voters in the Webster City School District approved three ballot questions during a VPPEL (Voter-approved Physical Plant and Equipment) levy on Tuesday that sought increased funding to support comprehensive updates to the district's high school building. District leaders plan to use the money to complete several projects aimed at improving health, safety and accessibility for students. Air conditioning and heating will be installed, undersize
The day that Dolly came to town (opens the original)
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Or so it seems. Whether you are a country music fan or a fan of Dolly Parton, no one can deny that Dolly Parton made a huge impact during her years on earth. As a quiet family gathering honored her life on earth, on the pages of Facebook and other social media, there have been questions about Dolly's visit to Webster City 50 years ago. Bill Olson was the Iowa Central Community College Center director and Max Sylvester was the guidance counselor for the Webster City campus. Both were involved wit
Roots & Return to recognize alumni artists (opens the original)
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A special alumni art exhibition will begin Sept. 3 at the Iowa Central Art and Technology Gallery in Fort Dodge at the Iowa Central Community College campus. Maureen Seamonds, Rusty Farrington and Richard Hanson were instructors for Iowa Central Community College, providing art instruction between the years of 1980 and 2018. They are working together to set up a Roots & Return Art Exhibition of their students who have been creating over the last 40 years. Seamonds is the owner of The Produce Sta
WC oxbow project was among first in Iowa (opens the original)
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WEBSTER CITY -- Nearly 30 individuals from around Iowa traveled north of Webster City Saturday to study the oxbow restoration work done by Ray Fry, a local farm manager who started the project working with some state and federal agencies. The property, which is now owned by Seldon Spencer, a retired neurologist from Huxley, is still managed by Fry. This is not a natural oxbow, but was a project to create a new oxbow along the White Fox Creek, located just a few miles off of White Fox Road. The e
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