Shooting some hoops
A crowd of kids patiently waited to take their turn at scoring some hoops on Thursday night.
The Iowa Park and Recreation Association and the Webster City Park and Recreation Department sponsored the annual IPRA youth basketball “spot shot” contest on Thursday at Jefferson Gymnasium. “We had a good turnout with 40 kids participating,” Recreation Technician Mark Glascock said. “All the kids did a nice job and hopefully those that qualified for state will do well at the spot shot finals.” Glascock, the youth spot shot coordinator, wanted to thank all of the basketball coaches, athletes and Fuller Hall staff who helped put on the event. The following kids participated and placed at the spot shot event: • 8-year-old girls: Taylor McKinney, Webster City — 1st; Rylee Woodall, Kamrar — 2nd. • 8-year-old boys: Carson Struchen, Webster City — 1st; Tyler Moen, Webster City — 2nd. • 9-year-old girls: Haley Flaws, Webster City — 1st. • 9-year-old boys: Noah McKinney, Webster City — 1st; Henry Hoversten, Alexander — 2nd.
» Full StoryStudents, volunteers create dresses from pillowcases at NEH
BLAIRSBURG — Northeast Hamilton Family and Consumer Science Club members and community volunteers met Wednesday to sew pillowcase dresses for the Dress A Girl Around the World project.
» Full StoryRising waters
As the snow continues to melt and sporadic rain falls, officials continue to keep an eye on the rising Des Moines River near Stratford and the Boone River at Webster City.
» Full StoryMiddle School’s ‘$80 for Haiti’ surpasses goal
Jars and jars of coins were collected. And after all the spare change was counted, Webster City Middle School students and teachers were able to raise $2,143 for the Red Cross Haiti relief effort.
» Full StoryListening posts set for Ellsworth, Williams
Sen. Rich Olive, D-Story City, will hold local listening posts in Ellsworth and Williams on Saturday.
Olive will be at the Ellsworth Community Center, 1726 DeSota Avenue, at 9 a.m.
Supervisors adopt county budget
With a wage freeze in place for nonunion employees, and deep cuts taken by most departments, the Hamilton County Board of Supervisors Tuesday adopted the county budget for 2010-2011.
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