relocated to a new location near in Webster near Clear Creek on May 1 Rachel joined Community Impact in April 2023 and covers government in Pearland She graduated from Baylor University in 2017 with a bachelor's degree in journalism listening to live music and spending time in the great outdoors ®PAPERCITY ©2025 urban publishers, inc. all rights reserved terms & condition // privacy policy // sitemap A Glass Cypress installation at The Webster the installation examines the tension between process and display — where garments remain unfinished suspended by the very threads used to construct them Join us May 8th for a live installation and special capsule release from 6-8PM at @thewebster (00:00-8:41) People holding Doug accountable for his trade Binnington take Last time there was an All-Canadian Stanley Cup Final Doug levies a tariff against Tim’s wife for breaking the television (8:49-11:28) Hubbard Marty pops by the studio He’s down bad and doesn’t want Doug telling us how to feel See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info Need help accessing the FCC Public File due to a disability Please contact Melissa Johnson at publicfilestlouis@hubbardradio.com This web site is not intended for users located within the European Economic Area Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInCOTTON VALLEY (KSLA) - Two women were injured in a shooting in Cotton Valley early Sunday morning (May 4) say officials with the Webster Parish Sheriff’s Office Sheriff Jason Parker says it happened around 12:30 a.m “What we know right now is multiple shooters drove into the neighborhood mostly at parked vehicles,” Sheriff Parker said “The two female victims were the only persons outside at the time and apparently were struck by bullet fragments Investigators have collected evidence from the scene and are interviewing possible witnesses “We’re very early into the investigation right now but we will continue to work with Cotton Valley to gather information,” Sheriff Parker said Anyone with information about the shooting is asked to call the sheriff’s office at 318-377-1515 We recognise you are attempting to access this website from a country belonging to the European Economic Area (EEA) including the EU which enforces the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and therefore cannot grant you access at this time e-mail us at delivery@timesnewspapers.com or call us at 314-968-2699 The Roland-Story Norsemen and Webster City Lynx girls golf team returned to action on Friday as they competed in the Kuemper Catholic Invitational at Carroll National Golf Club in Carroll The Norsemen and Lynx were joined by the host Knights Roland-Story placed 2nd in the tournament with a team score of 369 (+81) just two strokes behind tournament champions Spencer The top Norsemen scorer was junior Brinley Carlson while senior Brooke Thompson placed 4th by shooting an 87 (+15) Senior Isabel Hoskins would tie for 7th by shooting a 96 (+24) while freshman Hadley Carlson rounded out scoring by shooting a 101 (+29) Webster City would place 8th by shooting a 482 (+194) as their top scorer was junior Alleyna Dawson Junior Kenley Koop tied for 22nd and shot a 121 (+49) sophomore Mylie Keller placed 24th and shot a 123 (+51) while freshman Haydin Sealine placed 26th and shot a 126 (+54) Roland-Story girls golf returns to action on Monday when they host a quad meet at River Bend Golf Course in Story City at 4 PM Webster City girls golf returns to action on Tuesday when they travel to Meadow Hills Golf Course in Iowa Falls for an NCC tri-meet at 3:30 PM Eagle Grove boys track places 4th at South Hardin Invite Webster Thomas senior captain Ruby Marrapese had a very short stint on junior varsity before quickly becoming one of Section V's best outfielders The next time Marrapese played was in a varsity uniform with her big sister Ruby was disappointed after not making the initial varsity roster hoping for a chance to play with her sister before she graduated knew Marrapese was capable of being called up eventually Marrapese has since become a Section V champion and one of the most feared center fielders in the area Following her senior night win over Brighton she reflected on her career and seemed most proud of playing that one season with Mary "The first year I got to play with my sister that was a very cool experience and I really enjoyed that," Ruby Marrapese said "It was great having Ruby and Mary together," Castro said Castro noticed Marrapese watching her older sister play at Webster Town Hall A coach who has since died told Castro that the younger Marrapese was "the next big thing." The Nazareth University commit and standout basketball player instantly started in left field when she arrived to varsity as a freshman She's now in her second season at center field "I'm playing in the outfield with Emily Ford in right and Brooke (Sudore) in left — two amazing outfielders I think that we're a strong wall out there," Marrapese said Marrapese's speed stuns spectators as she glides through the outfield for deep fly balls or dives for balls hit into tight gaps Marrapese's cannon for an arm is another threat if opponents make it on base She threw a Victor runner out at the plate and turned a double play against Penfield Diving for outs and throwing runners out at the plate are two of Marrapese's favorite things about playing center field "She's got that instinct and that intangible thing you can't teach kids There's a lot of girls on our team who have that Ruby and a lot of girls on our team are once-in-a-lifetime players you get to coach Castro praised Marrapese's training and work ethic which is noticeable in her improved hitting She's moved up to hitting in the two-hole as a senior and is batting .577 with 7 RBIs and a 1.251 OPS Marrapese can bunt and swing for extra base hits which gives Thomas flexibility behind reliable leadoff Ella Maloney Castro allows Marrapese to utilize her softball instincts when she makes it on base consider her in scoring position on any base She's quick enough to turn a typical single into a double Bowers and Sweeney's sturdy swings behind Marrapese makes for an potent top of Thomas' lineup "I can't even talk about what it will be like to not coach Ruby anymore I will miss her beyond words because of who she is "I'm glad she's playing locally at Nazareth with these two (Thomas grads Maddie Hicks and Julia Maciag) so I can watch them all play." Marrapese was honored to be chosen alongside seniors Ford, Molly Sweeney and Olivia Bowers as team captains this spring Titans vying for captaincy must give speeches to the team Marrapese was an easy choice for the Thomas players Castro has nine seniors this season but said Marrapese's "teammates love her." "It's more of a 'proud' thing that I've worked toward being on varsity for four years and I think it's a great accomplishment to be a captain," Marrapese said Thomas is off to a rocky 4-6 start, but the Titans still appear to be a serious Section V Class AA title contender. Those losses include five setbacks to teams outside of the section. Schroeder beat the Titans 5-0 on April 23 in a rematch of the 2024 Section V Class AA final — Marquel Slaughter is a journalist for the Democrat and Chronicle specializing in high school sports and Syracuse University athletics He's won numerous Associated Press and NYNPA awards for his work in print and broadcasting throughout his 15-year career as a reporter Follow him @MarquelSports and X and Instagram You can email him at mslaughter1@gannett.com Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application the son of the late Billy Raines Gardner and the late Ruby Correll Gilbert Gardner He was also preceded in death by his sister: Sylvia Greer Daniel was a man of faith and a graduate of Rhema Bible College He was a retired firefighter with the city of Spartanburg He loved his family and enjoyed spending time with them He will be missed by all who knew and loved him Left to cherish Daniel’s many memories are his two sons: Todd Gardner (Janice) and Brent Gardner (Sherry); one grandchild: Jaxon Gardner; a niece: Kim Hammett A graveside service to honor Daniel’s life will be held on Friday at 10:00 AM in Greenlawn Memorial Gardens with Chaplains Jeffery and Alicia Brooks officiating the service The family will receive friends at his son The arrangements are entrusted into the care of Floyd Greenlawn Chapel Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors The Webster City Lynx and Wright County Broncos boys soccer teams returned to action on Friday night as the two faced off with one another in North Central Conference action at Lynx Field in Webster City Webster City entered at 8-0 and ranked #7 in 2A It would be a quick-scoring first half for Webster City as sophomore Israel Torres scored not once but twice in the span of 2 minutes (15′ 16′) with assists from fellow sophomore David Villelas on both goals to put the Lynx ahead 2-0 at halftime senior Francisco Ramirez-Carmona put in a header in the 47th minute with an assist from brother Abisai Ramirez-Carmona to put Webster City up 3-0 The Lynx had more opportunities from there but were unable to convert as they settled for a 3-0 victory Webster City boys soccer returns to action on Monday when they travel to Hampton to take on Hampton-Dumont-CAL in North Central Conference action in Hampton when they host Humboldt in North Central Conference action at 7 PM Nature Photography 101 Workshop comes to Hamilton County Conservation Office this Saturday,May 10th A local contractor discovered what appeared to be human remains that washed ashore near Lake Road in Webster according to the Webster Police Department officers were called to the 600-block of Lake Road around 1:10 p.m Tuesday after receiving a report of the discovery of a body Webster Police Chief Dennis Kohlmeier confirmed that the remains found by the contractor are human The sex and race of the person who died was not immediately determined The Monroe County Medical Examiner's Office is evaluating the remains Note: This story has been updated to reflect that Webster Police reported the human remains found – Webster Police say human remains washed ashore and were found near Lake Road in Webster Tuesday afternoon they responded to a report of a deceased body on the 600 block of Lake Road They say a local contractor found what was believed to be human remains that washed ashore The Monroe County Medical Examiner’s Office took the remains and deputies say this is still under investigation Any person with disabilities who needs help accessing the content of the FCC Public file should contact Richard Reingold at rreingold@whec.com or 585-546-1701 — Police are investigating after a body was found Tuesday afternoon where a contractor reportedly saw human remains that had washed ashore Investigators confirmed the body was human but have not yet determined an identity or gender The cause and circumstances of the person's death are unclear at this time The Monroe County Medical Examiner's Office took possession of the remains as the investigation continues Palisades Mall Is Hosting The Rockland Arts Festival February 9th Don’t Miss: “Steel Magnolias” A Story Of Strength Resilience And Friendship February 7th “The Death Of King Shotaway” A True Story In Celebration Of Black History Month February 1st At Harmony Hall-Jacob Sloat House “Steel Magnolias” A Story Of Strength Resilience And Friendship “Significant Other” A Funny Bittersweet Rom-Com At The Elmwood Playhouse Nyack January 17th – February 8th Clarkstown High School Seniors Celebrate College Decisions on 2025 Decision Day Lakewood Students Walk the Runway for a Greener Planet CBS Sports Reporter and Clarkstown North Alum Tracy Wolfson Visits Alma Mater Give Back – Donate Gently Used Items and Help Reach 1,000 Bags for a Great Cause A Message From “Dom Togo” New City No One Should Go Hungry – We’re Here to Help Nyack Chamber of Commerce Presents Spring Fest Street Fair April 13th Happy National Puppy Day Shower Your Furry Friend with Love and Consider Adoption American Cancer Society Relay For Life Rockland County Dominican University April 11th Bold Rock Your Socks for World Down Syndrome Day March 21st Rockland Community College Your Gateway to a Career in Construction March 27th Free Breast Cancer Screening Montefiore Nyack Hospital May 9th Stay Cool This Summer with HEAP Cooling Assistance – Apply Today Rockland County Legislators Approve Firefighters’ Memorial George Hoehmann Shares Update: West Nyack Road Temporarily Reopened as Project Nears Next Phase PHOTOS: Rockland County Executive Ed Day Hosts Fundraiser Announces Re-Election Bid to Enthusiastic Supporters Clarkstown Supervisor George Hoehmann Announced His Re-Election Campaign New City Attorney Nabeela McLeod Announces Candidacy for Rockland County Family Court Judge Senator Bill Weber Sworn in for a Second Term New City Attorney Nabeela McLeod To Run For Rockland County Family Court Savor the Flavor: Nyack Restaurant Week Returns April 23 – May 1 Turiello’s in Nyack is Celebrating 45 Years in Business Supervisor George Hoehmann Talks Construction At New Site For “Chick-fil-A” In Nanuet Down to Earth Living Is Offering Free Workshops To Get Your Garden Ready For Spring Down To Earth Living The Many Benefits of Indoor Plants for Health Don’t Miss: North Rockland Verse The Harlem Wizards Charity Game May 8th Haverstraw Police Join Forces with Community for Annual Sports and Law Enforcement Day Officer Genito and The Ramapo Police Department Were Honored for Excellence in Impaired Driving Prevention Car Crashes Into Webster Bank in Nanuet for Second Time in Recent Months; No Injuries Reported Rockland County Sheriff’s Marine Unit Upgrades Fleet with New High-Tech Patrol Boat Rockland County Sheriff’s Office and Consumer Protection Joint Investigation Leads to Arrest in Fraud Case Haverstraw Police Department Arrests Pomona Man on Weapon and Drug Charges Stony Point Police Department Needs Your Help in Identifying This Individual Rockland County Teams with NYS Police to Take Down Online Child Traffickers in Bold Operation RCDAO Arrest a New City Man for Possessing a Ghost Gun and High-Capacity Magazines More Than a Game: North Rockland Lacrosse Stands for Mental Health May 3rd Tommy Linehan Makes History with 300th Point Becomes Tappan Zee Lacrosse’s All-Time Leading Scorer Suffern High School Hockey Team Are New York State Champions North Rockland Varsity Girls Bowling Team Capture The Division 1 Championship with Thrilling Final Victory Sacred Heart CYO Girls Basketball Team Wins Rockland County CYO Championship NY – Emergency crews from the Nanuet Fire Department responded around 2pm on Friday to a car that crashed into the Webster Bank in Nanuet there are currently no reports of injuries to either the driver or anyone inside the bank at the time of the crash This marks the second time in recent months that a car has collided with the Webster Bank location Details surrounding the cause of the crash have not yet been released and authorities are continuing their investigation Volunteer Firefighters Save New City Home from Fire on Scott Drive Two accidents were investigated over the weekend in Webster City The 1100 block of Des Moines Street was the scene of a two-vehicle accident at 6:18 p.m Webster City Police reported a southbound 2021 model Chevrolet Silverado pickup truck driven by Kory Plagge of Clear Lake when he stopped at the south bound stop sign at Des Moines and Elm Street a 2005 Acura TSX driven by Miguel Adolfo Sanchez Gallego of Webster City was speaking with a passenger in his car looked away from the street briefly and did not see the Plagge pickup truck at the intersection Plagge collided with the rear of the Sanchez Gallego car causing damage to both vehicles There were no injuries in the Sunday evening accident The damage to the pickup operated by Plagge was estimated at $700 and the damage to the Gallego car was estimated at $1,500 Investigating officer Clint Houge charged Miguel Adolfo Sanchez Gallego with No Valid Driver’s License Minor damage was done to two vehicles in an accident in the 1100 block of First Street shortly after 8 Saturday night Reportedly a 2020 model Ram 150 pickup truck driven by Leslie Ontiveros Morales of Webster City was backing out of a garage behind 1125 First when the truck struck a parked 2019 Chevrolet Colorado pickup with the owner of the truck not known No injuries were reported in the Saturday night accident Investigating officer Clint Houge reported minor damage done to both the Morales pickup and parked pickup No injuries in Sunday afternoon accident in rural Hamilton County on U.S by Radio Iowa Contributor | May 2 The lone movie theater in Webster City reopened last night with a showing of “Thunderbolts” after being forced to close following a fire in November of 2023 of the HERO organization for the Webster Theater fundraising and effort to restore the movie house “To get rid of the smoke smell and all that tar that covered everything in the theater we basically had to gut the entire theater back down to the bones,” Abens says Jeff Pingel also helped to bring about the return of the Webster Theater a process which was complicated by there being needed repairs that weren’t covered by insurance “We had to scramble to come up with some pretty significant funds to save the marquee and all the limestone decorative on the front was in jeopardy of falling onto the sidewalk,” Pingel says and through the grace of everybody being generous we were able to raise enough money and get that taken care of.” Insurance coverage on the building alone was $1.2-million A street party for the Webster Theater is scheduled for May 23rd to celebrate the reopening RadioIowa is a division of 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All Rights Reserved | Privacy Policy | Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information a beloved resident of Columbia passed away on Tuesday April 1 in Maury County and was the son of the late Stockard Lee Webster Reginald attended Carver Smith School and worked at ICP of Lewisburg and IB Tech in Mt He leaves behind a legacy of love through his sons Reggie (Patrice) Webster and Justin (Brooklynn) Webster and daughter Christina (Wallace) Scribble and his loving grandchildren He will be remembered by his loving sisters Jerrica (Shan) Williams and Denise Smith and his brothers Rev A Celebration of Life will be held at Faith United Missionary Baptist Church The Prime Minister partied to the Toronto band's 2009 song "Whoa Is Me" after securing a fourth term for the Liberal party in Canada's 2025 federal election. Prime Minister Mark Carney is dancing to victory The Liberal leader saw his party win a fourth term in government in Canada's federal election on April 28 partying to Down With Webster as they performed "Whoa Is Me," in a clip that has since gone viral Carney has caused an unexpected resurgence for the Canadian rap-rock band, often using their song "Time to Win" to close out his rallies as he sought to build up support for the Liberals following former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's resignation. He told Nardwuar the choice was not a coincidence Carney was filmed wearing a Down With Webster sweater and throwing up their signature 'W' In the winter, the election was looking like an easy win for Pierre Poilievre's Conservative Party. But support for the Liberals rebounded amidst threats to Canada's sovereignty from south of the border, while Poilievre faced unfavourable comparisons to the American President, including in an open letter from 150+ Canadian musicians "His agenda echoes Donald Trump’s playbook: sowing division and weakening institutions that unite us," the letter stated referencing Poilievre's anti-social justice rhetoric and targeting of the CBC Another thing the two have in common: artists asking them not to use their songs While Neil Young has previously called out Trump for using "Rockin in the Free World" at rallies Toronto new wave group Martha and the Muffins asked Poilievre to stop using their hit "Echo Beach." Band member Mark Gane reportedly sent a cease and desist regarding the song's use earlier this year and says he finds the continued use of the song at campaign events "disrespectful." "We don’t want to be associated by our work in any shape or form with them,” he said on election day, per The Canadian Press. "‘Echo Beach’ remains a song about escapism and personal expression -- not a soundtrack for partisan political campaigns,” the band added in a statement previously congratulating him when he became Prime Minister in March "Great campaign song choice," they added A musically diverse group of major international and Canadian stars will take to the historic stage in Ontario cottage country this summer A historic and popular music venue in the Muskoka cottage country region of Ontario for the past eight decades, The KEE To Bala was taken over by Live Nation in 2023 and the clout of the international concert behemoth has upped the ante and it again features major international and Canadian artists as headliners Heading the international names are R&B superstar Nelly fast-rising young American country star Dylan Gossett alt-rockers Billy Corgan and The Machines of God with Collective Soul rock veterans The Wallflowers and hip-hop stars Cypress Hill & Ja Rule The musically diverse Canadian contingent features multiple platinum-selling bands and crowd-pleasing veteran live favourites including Billy Talent Jun 11: Billy Corgan and The Machines of God Show tickets and info here mostly friends and former real estate agents working under the Success banner Webster recently spoke to The Patriot Ledger by phone from Florida about his legal, financial and health troubles He said on April 26 he is trying to reestablish himself in business in Florida in order "to make things right." Plaintiffs seek to recover more than $1 million in commissions proceeds from closed real estate transactions and personal loans Seven lawsuits have been brought against Webster in three different courts nor has he even retained an attorney to represent him default judgements have been recorded against him in six of the seven cases meaning a judge has ruled in favor of the plaintiffs judges have assessed damages totaling more than $792,000 If and when the plaintiffs will recover the money remains uncertain Banks have foreclosed on two commercial properties he owned in Marshfield and Braintree They two properties sold at auction for about $2 million combined a lawyer representing 16 plaintiffs suing Webster told The Patriot Ledger that people are lining up with claims on that money "I don't know if there's going to be any money there at the end of the day," Ahearn said Webster told The Patriot Ledger that he is trying to set up a business there in order pay the money back "I have every intention of paying people back," Webster said "Most of these people are my friends and clients I'm working hard down here in Florida to establish myself It isn't going to happen instantaneously." Asked what type of business he has in Florida Webster said he hadn't "gotten that far yet" because the foreclosures and lawsuits have occupied his time "All these people spending money on lawyers – in my opinion it's throwing good money after bad," he said They're wasting their own money and distracting me from doing what will be necessary to pay people back." Failure of Success: Success Real Estate owner's actions likened to a 'Ponzi' scheme in new $157,000 lawsuit More: Realtors sue, claiming they are owed $500K after South Shore real estate offices close Questioned about the whereabouts of money that plaintiffs says disappeared from escrow accounts under his control but I can't get into that with you because "If I say something to you that gets me in deeper trouble then my ability to pay people back is going to be diminished then this will all come out," he continued "I will tell everybody exactly what happened Webster says he has not led an extravagant lifestyleWebster vehemently denied claims by plaintiffs' lawyers that an extravagant lifestyle contributed to his firm's downfall "There have been so many rumors," Webster said Two of the civil complaints cite as extravagances luxury automobiles frequent travel between Boston and Florida stays at the Encore Casino in Everett and a $10,500 per month apartment in Deerfield Beach but I don't have an extravagant lifestyle at all," Webster said adding that he no longer lives in Deerfield Beach Webster instead blames the failure of Success on adverse economic conditions stemming from the pandemic Webster said his business failings have wiped out his savings and led to serious health problems The pressure was so high that I had a major stroke in November It was just more pressure than any person could sustain One person with significant claims on what remains of Webster's assets is his ex-wife she receives monthly support checks and has joint possession of their former marital home on Prince Rogers Way in Marshfield according to an affidavit she filed with the Plymouth Probate and Family court she is owed more than $3 million in future support payments The court granted her $500,000 attachments on the Prince Rogers Way home and each of the two commercial properties An attachment is a court order seizing a defendant's property in anticipation of a ruling in favor of the plaintiff claiming to be owed money ENC closure: When will Eastern Nazarene sell its Quincy campus and what will happen to it? An update Billionaire wealth rising: Forbes 2025 billionaire list includes Quincy telecom tycoon. How much he's worth Attorney for plaintiffs provides update on cases against WebsterOne of Ahearn's 16 clients says Webster owes her almost $153,000 mostly in commission checks that either bounced or Webster never sent her a Plymouth Superior Court judge tripled that amount as punitive damages ordering Webster to pay Dailey a total of $458,344 plus another $10,500 in attorney's fees damages can be tripled when a defendant is found to have willfully and knowingly engaged in deceptive business practices Ahearn represents 14 former Success agents who claim to have lost $337,556 in commissions and loans to Webster Ahearn said he'll seek triple damages in that case as well at a hearing scheduled for June 3 in Brockton $320,000 from client's sale of Quincy home disappeared plaintiffs claimIn one of the seven cases against Webster owner of a Quincy home on Rock Island Road said that in the course of selling the property for $1.6 million deposited $320,000 into an escrow account after completing a purchase-and-sale agreement filed in Plymouth Superior Court in January says the money "is unaccounted for and upon information and belief Webster has taken embezzled and/or otherwise absconded with the total deposit that was to be held in escrow." After Webster failed to answer the complaint ordering Webster to pay $256,000 plus interest Thanks to our subscribers, who help make this coverage possible. If you are not a subscriber, please consider supporting quality local journalism with a Patriot Ledger subscription. Here is our latest offer. Reach Peter Blandino at pblandino@patriotledger.com Listen Live View Full Story Precipitation last week continued to delay planting in many parts of Iowa According to the state’s USDA Crop Progress Report One month after the Trump administration announced sweeping tariffs on imports to the U.S. the pork and soybean industries are closely The Iowa Department of Natural Resources is using a mix of conventional and modern methods as it tries to figure out Governor Kim Reynolds has signed legislation to launch a “Purple Star Initiative” in Iowa schools We have the address for the funeral home & the family on file If you're not happy with your card we'll send a replacement or refund your money "Bill" Webster created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories Home » Rebecca A at Olean General Hospital family by her side the daughter of the late Gordon and Jean (Keesler) Eck Becky was a graduate of Richburg High School she joined the workforce and was employed by several local organizations Bill (Chasity “Button” Rowland) Webster of Shongo and Jennifer Webster of Belmont; six grandchildren David (Debbie) Eck of Friendship and Daniel Eck of Scio; as well as several nieces and nephews Her funeral will follow at 3 pm in the funeral home with Rev Please consider memorial donations to the Scio Volunteer Fire Department To leave online condolences please visit www.embserfuneralhome.com Family tradition: Wellsville based Lynch Paving is gearing up for the season O’MARA: “A state budget process that blindfolds the public” This regular column links to the most significant stories about Webster University or that quote Webster faculty and staff members Webster University’s Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) program was named one of the top graduate nursing programs in the nation for the fourth.. Webster University’s chess team won its seventh national championship during the annual President’s Cup Chess Tournament passed away at The Waters of Syracuse on May 4 Arrangements are pending with Titus Funeral Home & Cremation Services Please check back soon for a more complete obituary. BY Sydney BrasilPublished Apr 30 The red hoodie with DWW's logo and a Canadian flag above the heart is now available for purchase "due to popular demand," according to the band as long as you choose to party!" the band wrote in an Instagram post Pre-orders for the hoodie with a jersey-style drawstring, a regular hoodie and a T-shirt, all with the same design, are ready for pre-order, costing $100, $65 and $35, respectively. Check it out on Down with Webster's website In addition to announcing the new merch, the band posted a video of Carney hanging with the band and having a beer with them while rapping along to one of their songs yesterday. He may have underplayed his love for them a little too much on his Nardwuar appearance! View this post on Instagram A post shared by Down With Webster (@downwithwebster) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Down With Webster (@downwithwebster) Be the first to get our biggest stories delivered to your inbox. Two public hearings will be on this Monday evening’s agenda of the Webster City City Council Meeting time is set 6:00 in the city council chambers The first hearing is to amend the Code of Ordinances for Vacant and Abandoned Property in Webster City The second hearing of the evening will be for the proposed plans form of contract and estimated cost for the construction of the Fiscal Year 2026 HMA (Hot Mix Asphalt) Improvement Project Webster City city council member Logan Welch will have an update for the Riverview Day Care project A budget amendment hearing for the Fiscal Year 2025 budget for May 19th at 6:05 p.m A resolution to transfer cash from various funds to other various funds will be reviewed There will be a discussion on the proposed purchase of a Street Department Dump and Plow Truck A resolution approving the preliminary plat for the Lynx Development Number 2 located in Webster City will be discussed plus other matters Monday’s meeting of the Webster City City Council will be video streamed live on the Webster City Facebook page This Tuesday morning KQWC FM 05.7 and kqradio.com will interview Webster City city manager John Harrenstein about the council session and other news in the Webster City area Webster City girls soccer shuts out Garner-Hayfield-Ventura The Webster City girls golf team returned to action on Thursday Edmond in North Central Conference action at Links Public Golf Course in Webster City Webster City would come away with the meet with a team score of 221 (+77) as the top scorers for the Lynx were junior Alleyna Dawson and sophomore Mylie Keller while freshman Haydin Sealine rounded out scoring with a 60 (+24) Webster City girls golf returns to action on Friday for the Kuemper Catholic Invite at Carroll National Golf Club in Carroll South Hamilton and Roland-Story boys golf compete in HOIAC quad meet at Saydel e-mail us at webmaster@record-eagle.com or call us at 231-946-2000 Dear Reader,Unfortunately our comment platform isn\'t available at the moment due to issues with our paywall and authentication vendor A Hidden Valley Lake resident was one of two people randomly selected by Grocery Outlet to receive the lifetime prize A Hidden Valley Lake woman is feeling “lucky” after winning free groceries for life in a Grocery Outlet sweepstakes Michaele Webster was one of two grand prize winners who were randomly selected from more than 29 million entries in the Emeryville-based bargain market’s first-of-its-kind sweepstakes In a statement shared with The Press Democrat Thursday Webster said that the win came as a surprise I heard I won but I didn't expect that I won something big,“ she said Webster will be given a gift card each year with $6,000 on it (the value of groceries for a year) and will be able to spend it how she likes a regular shopper at the store operated by Mitch and Carol Beare at 18657 Oak Meadow Drive in Middletown said she likes that the store is close and convenient it's awesome to have good choices,” she said In a video posted on the Hidden Valley Lake store’s Facebook page Grocery Outlet’s Chief Marketing Officer Layla Kasha said the sweepstakes coincided with the release late last year of the store’s new app that lets shoppers view weekly ads and get daily updates on deals at local stores “Our customers loved (the sweepstakes) and we loved the engagement with everyone,” Kasha said in a phone interview Thursday especially at a time when it’s so hard to make ends meet.” People were automatically entered into the sweepstakes when they downloaded the app as well as each time they shopped at a store and entered their phone number or used the app at checkout People could also enter on Grocery Outlet’s website without purchasing being able to award regular shoppers like Webster with the grand prize was thrilling for both the company and the store operators they’re putting a plaque up that they are a lucky store,” Kasha said “How these (store operators) feel about their community and their opportunity to give back is really awesome to watch.” Grocery Outlet, which has over 490 independently operated stores in 11 states also selected 10 people to win free groceries for a year (valued at $6,000) and 20 people to win free groceries for a month (valued at $500) Grocery Outlet gave away $550,000 in prizes While there are not currently plans to hold the sweepstakes again Kasha said she would not be surprised if it came back at some point “Grocery Outlet is a company that is really trying to deliver value to the community and so the opportunity for us to help when budgets are so tight The Webster City Lynx girls soccer team returned to action on Thursday night as they made the drive north to take on the Garner-Hayfield-Ventura Cardinals in North Central Conference action at GHV High School in Garner but a handball call on the Cardinals past the midway point of the half allowed junior Jayme Perez to convert on a penalty kick in the 23rd minute to put Webster City ahead 1-0 at halftime Webster City continued to suffocate the Cardinals throughout the 2nd half and would deliver the decisive blow with a Sandra Fuentes-Cruz goal in the 76th minute to give the Lynx a 2-0 win Webster City girls soccer returns to action on Monday when they host Hampton-Dumont-CAL in North Central Conference action at Lynx Field at 5:30 PM (2A) #7 Webster City boys soccer routs Garner-Hayfield-Ventura Webster City City Council to meet Monday evening,May5th at City Hall BY Sydney BrasilPublished Apr 29 Now that the election is over, Canadians never have to worry about seeing that horrifying Stephen Harper commercial again Liberal leader Mark Carney has much more than that to revel in as he led the party to a fourth consecutive mandate And what better way to own everyone who called him unelectable than to dance to a Canadian millennial classic Clips online show Carney dancing to their performance while wearing a hoodie with DWW's logo on it, and "PM" printed on the top left corner. You can see him rapping along to "Whoa Is Me" while holding up the band's hand sign — we wonder which of his kids taught him how to do that. Watch it happen below. Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here of Blaine went home to be with the Lord on March 16 Raymond was a Carter High School graduate and retired from General Shale Brick and the City of Knoxville Pap was saved at 14 years old and was currently a member of New Freedom Missionary Baptist Church He is survived by his wife Judy Richard Webster; children Tommy and Charlotte Richard and Lunda and Brian Dow; grandchildren Hannah and Harper Kirby; great-grandson Wyatt Whitfield; brother-in-law Jeff and Kathy Wilson Jewel Webster and Lela Lovell; Joan Leifheit (mother to Todd and Stephanie) Pap enjoyed making fried pies for everyone and he loved his church family so much The family would like to give a special thank you Dr the staff at Fort Sanders Medical Center for all the love and care they have shown the family since 2019 a special thank you to Creekview Health and Rehab especially John Tillery for all the love and kindness you have shown our family to Mynatt Funeral Home for taking such great care of our Pap The family will receive friends from 5:00-7:00 p.m Fountain City Chapel followed by a 7:00 p.m 2025 at Rutledge Pike Missionary Baptist Church Cemetery for a 1:00 p.m Condolences may be left at www.mynattfh.com Rutledge Pike Missionary Baptist Church Cemetery