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• Council hears complaint about Apple Avenue property
• With the push of a button, Webster City’s new splash pad is officially open
• Bonds, electric utility highlight City Council agenda
• An old building now needs a visionary owner
• Council approves Hotel/Motel grants totaling $136,098
• Bonds, street, utility issues move ahead
• Council advances financial, economic development policies
• Gas franchise agreement is headed to November referendum
• New drop off and pick up procedures for Pleasant View School
• Council green lights WC Police’s purchase of two new vehicles
• Webster City will study expanded rail freight service
• Five appointments are made to Wilson Brewer Park Foundation Board
• HIRED – Harrenstein is an interim no longer
• Van Diest will build new water tower on west side
• City raises cost of most fees, permits
• City Council of Webster City will meet this evening
• Fireworks reminders
• Council doubles down on street repairs
• An ‘electrifying’ evening at City Hall
• Graceland Cemetery Post Memorial Day clean up announced
• Representatives for Wilson Brewer Park Foundation Board Needed
• Sorry to be a nuisance, but …
• Webster City Clean-up event is Friday and Saturday
• City issues reminder for home projects and garage sales
• Appointments made to city commissions and boards
• Million dollar replacement
• Allied for the future
• Webster City Fire Department performs river rescue
• City employees pay and benefits plans approved
• Council Approves HVAC Overhaul at City Hall
• In other action, City Council…
• Webster City will join Ames Economic Development Alliance with Hamilton County
• Wilson Brewer Historic Park will go forward with both city and county support
• City Council will likely vote on Wilson Brewer Park agreement Monday
• City accepting applications for vacancies on City Boards and Commissions
• Council passes fiscal year 2025 budget
• Fair Meadow work begins today
• City to conduct hydrant flushing beginning April 15th
• Groundbreaking for East Twin Park splash pad is Thursday
• City will sell bonds for key projects
• City Council of Webster City hosts hearing on property taxation
• Graceland Cemetery Spring clean up scheduled for April 3
• By the numbers
• Wastewater plant design, size will be reviewed
• Council moves to buy building
• Council is expected to purchase former Coulter Paint building
• City Council of Webster City tackles a normal agenda
• Webster City Police Department investigates animal neglect
• Let’s take a look at the city’s books
• Webster City is getting a splash pad
• Upgrade of mainline sanitary sewers begins this week
• Splash pad decision is on the agenda for the City Council of Webster City
• No council action on splash pad
• Splash Pad Project Public Hearing postponed until February 5
• Webster City Police Department responds to tragedy in Perry
• City Council of Webster City confirms contract with Harrenstein; Hawkins becomes mayor again
• Webster City announces beginning of Advanced Metering Infrastructure Project
• City Council expected to confirm Harrenstein as interim city manager
• City Council of Webster City will meet this evening
• City Christmas tree pick up announced
• Christmas fire forces residents from rural Webster City home
• Webster City Launches New Online Permit Center
• City Council ratifies final water rate hikes on third reading
• Daniel Ortiz-Hernandez has left the building
• East Twin splash pad moves forward, despite public input
• Council to consider former hospital site for new Riverview building
• Recycling is changing in Webster City
• 600 block of Second Street is closed until further notice
• City launches new notification system for enhanced community communication
• Webster City Police accepting BLUE Christmas donations
• Speed cam stats show thousands of speeders on U.S. 20 and Iowa 17
• Council tackles multiple issues
• WC water rates are going up 30% in 2024
• Webster City Police Department gears up for their annual BLUE Christmas program
• Speed camera citations started at 12:01 am
• Bishop is leaving her city job for a new opportunity
• Council studies future electric, water facilities, rates
• New green waste site rules will continue
• City Wide Leaf Pick Up on November 14
• Daniel Ortiz-Hernandez is headed to Texas
• Webster City hopes to haul test load of tree mulch to Webster County
• Bowden still wants to give $1 milllion, with a new idea
• City will seek bids for splash pad materials
• Speed Camera Warning Period
• Webster City Custom Meats Makes a Splash in Webster City by Donating Towards the Splash Pad Project at East Twin Park
• Webster City is awarded $55,000 for splash pad by state tourism group
• Council agrees to vacate some Third Street right-of-way to accomodate Kwik Star
• City Council of Webster City sets time for downtown Trick or Treating
• Council considers purchasing AirBurner to deal with tree debris at waste site
• City Council of Webster City seeks solution to mulch site
• City invites utility users to learn about upcoming smart meter installations
• The city is mulling solutions to self-combusting mulch at the city’s green waste site
• Council vote helps move second Kwik Star proposal forward
• City Council consider draft agreement for Wilson Brewer Park venture
• Webster City grass and tree waste disposal site is closed to tree waste
• Seneca Foundry makes a splash in Webster City by donating towards the Splash Pad Project at East Twin Park
• Water Treatment Plant to conduct annual routine water softening maintenance September 11th
• Hinson report urges community to plan, tighten the purse string
• Opportunity Awaits to Make a Splash in Webster City
• City will use eminent domain to gain access to a right of way
• Splash pad project moves forward, with conditions
• Council may move forward on funding $450,000 splash pad at East Twin
• Council signs off on engagement letter for future wastewater treatment facility
• City sells four Brewer Creek Estates lots to Cedar Rapids developer
• Automated traffic enforcement is coming to Webster City in the fall
• Outdoor pool to open on Friday, June 16
• Second reading of automated traffic enforcement ordinance passes
• City council signs off on Wilson Brewer Park project
• Appointments on deck for upcoming city council meeting
• City Council passes resolution to knock down unsafe properties
• City council to review first reading of automated traffic enforcement ordinance
• Wilson Brewer Park opens May 5th
• Webster City Boone River Trail Concrete Panel Replacement Project
• City Parks to open April 15th
• City now accepting applications for Boards and Commissions
• Fire Hydrant Flushing to begin on April 3
• Graceland Cemetery Spring Clean Up Announced
• Webster City Police Department partnering with Iowa School Safety Bureau
• Fireworks show’s future appears up in the air
• Bowden’s $1 million gift offer is now in writing
• Webster City seeks out public input on sidewalk, building accessibility compliance
• Hayes is Webster City Firefighter of the Year
• City Council pushes through public hearings, resolutions
• School safety study suggests ways to improve traffic patterns, visibility
• Webster City moves into final design phase for wastewater treatment plant
• Audit gives City of WC a good review
• City sets hearing to move forward on $78 million wastewater plant
• Lesher named new Director of Recreation and Public Grounds
• After 45 years at Fuller Hall, Webster City will say farewell to the remarkable Larry Flaws
• Council is seeking best way to help WC Daycare renovation
• Council test drives speed camera idea
• Fair Meadow widening, reconstruction passed by Council
• A six-year steady climb in sewer rates becomes reality
• City will post unsafe building signs at Morning Glory
• Now, the city and county will wrangle the details on how to go forward with Wilson Brewer Historic Park
• Electrical line clearance planned for next couple of weeks
• City Council of Webster City, Hamilton County Supervisors, and two commissions will plot future of Wilson Brewer Park
• Sewers are a vital part of our wastewater system
• Wastewater Treatment: The Big Picture
• City announces hydrant flushing schedule to begin on November 7
• City-wide Leaf Pick Up scheduled for November 14
• Big changes are imminent for City’s outdated wastewater treatment system
• WBP leadership confirms position on 28E
• Council rejects single bid on Lincoln Drive Reconstruction Project
• Dissension underscores discussion of Wilson Brewer Park plans
• A work session with the City Council of Webster City and the Wilson Brewer Park board will wade through the realities of taking on more projects at the historic park
• Water Treatment Plant annual maintenance schedule announced
• Fire Prevention Week to be held October 9 – 15th
• Webster City seeks $600K grant to fund sewer rehabilitation
• Webster City Outdoor pool slide undergoing maintenance
• Public invited to meeting on Lincoln Drive Reconstruction Project
• COVID relief money to pay for new water meters
• City announces park to open on April 15th
• Hotel Motel Grant Application cycle set to open on April 11th
• City to perform fire hydrant flushing starting April 4
• City is currently accepting applications for Board and Commission vacancies
• Graceland Cemetery Spring Clean Up
• Budget matters on the agenda
• Hansen appointed to City Council seat
• Hearing set for Monday on maximum tax dollars
• Plans for Harfst Memorial move forward
• Council to explore special election costs
• Council to hear presentation on Harfst memorial
• Webster City Fire Department assists Woolstock Fire Department
• Council to meet
• Applications sought for City Council seat
• City to fill City Council vacancy by appointment
• Council approves emergency grant for daycare
• Council to accept Miller’s resignation
• New city traffic violation fees set
• Council approved audit report
• City Council to hear audit report
• Snow Emergency declared for January 15, 2022
• Carl Rhoer Ice Skating Rink to open this weekend
• Council adopts ORV amendment
• Hawkins re-elected mayor
• Christmas tree pickup scheduled for January 3
• City Council OKs K-9 plan
• City offices to close at 3 PM today due to severe weather
• Fire Cadet Training
• WC Fire Department responds to house fire on Park Avenue
• Don’t get “Scrooged”!
• Copper Pipe Pinhole Leak Investigation
• The pinhole leak problem
• Annual City-Wide leaf pickup scheduled for November 8
• Depot mold remediation nearly complete
• Structural damage to city hall basement reviewed
• City manager gives update on pinhole leak issue
• Copper Pipe Pinhole Leak Investigation
• City working to resolve water leak issues
• Hydrant flushing scheduled to begin October 25
• New member appointed to council
• Annual City Water Plant maintenance to begin October 9
• New council member to be appointed Monday
• Work on the 2021 Second Street project moves closer to completion
• Webster City Planning Director and Public Works Director Announce Plan to Retire in April 2022
• Notice of intent to fill City Council vacancy by appointment
• Council OKs funding for mold remediation
• New floors installed at shelter
• Hartmann resigns from City Council
• Biridiana (Biri) Bishop Joins the City of Webster City as Assistant City Manager
• Webster City Fire Department responds to building fire
• Council to meet Monday
• New shelter nears completion
• City Council to meet Monday night
• RAGBRAI rolls through WC
• Ready for company
• Detours ahead
• RAGBRAI route brings street closures
• Webster City comprehensive plan approved
• Sewer, water rate hikes moves forward
• Public hearings on council agenda
• A ride in the park
• Celebrate the Fourth of July safely and responsibly
• Shelter goes up at West Twin Park
• Council to consider water rate hike
• City Council OKs RAGBRAI closures, agreement
• City Council to discuss RAGBRAI
• Revitalized
• Graceland Cemetery Clean Up
• City to hold ribbon cutting at East Twin Park
• Rasch Construction awarded street project contract
• Emergency funding approved for Depot
• Webster City Clean Up/Drop Off Event
• Youth summer activities announced
• City hires Ortiz-Hernandez as city manager
• CleanUp days set for June 4, 5
• Ortiz-Hernandez appointed new City Manager
• Company’s coming
• Progress continues
• Railroad construction to begin on May 3 at Tasler Crossing
• Arbor Day Foundation names Webster City Tree City USA
• Fuller Hall Recreation Center announces new policies as restrictions ease
• Fuller Hall moves to spring hours, eases restrictions
• Council to consider clean up day
• Nuisance Complaint process to change on May 1
• East Twin Phase II discussed
• CNRR Railroad Bike Train Repair at White Fox Road
• Public hearings set for council
• City parks to open April 15
• Applications being accepted for City Boards and Commissions
• City announces closure of Oak Street Underpass
• Date set for hearing on sewer project
• Council approves 2021-2022 budget
• Graceland Cemetery Spring Clean Up Announced
• Three hearings on council agenda
• Council to hold special meeting
• Hearings set for shelter projects
• Council sets maximum tax asking from levies
• Civil Service Commission applications being accepted
• How we kept your lights on
• Fuller Hall to ease certain restrictions
• Council hears update on COVID loan program
• Public hearings on agenda for council Monday night
• Rasch Construction awarded street project contract
• Emergency funding approved for Depot
• Hearing on 2021 street project tonight
• City Council to hear report on audit
• About 35 permits issued as new ORV ordinance takes effect
• BHE officials encourage homeowners to keep meters free of snow and ice
• First meeting of year
• Council approves interim management team
• Christmas Tree pickup announced
• City will seek proposals from search firms
• Council OK’s funds for Chamber
• Council begins city manager search
• Donation to B.L.U.E. Christmas
• Council to authorize separation agreement with Sheridan
• Council approves emergency childcare funding
• Council takes no action on dispatch question
• Second reading of H/M amendment approved
• Applications open for fire cadet program
• Emergency funding for childcare program requested
• 2020 BLUE Christmas Program details announced
• Upcoming City Council meeting to be held only online
• Doodle Bug comes home
• East and west progress
• Council approves off-road vehicle, golf cart use on city streets
• Masks required in city buildings
• Webster City Fire Department responds to rescue call
• Council hears COVID-19 update
• Second Street to open soon
• Council moves closer to approving use of OFV, golf carts
• City-wide leaf pick up scheduled for November 12
• Council to continue ORV, golf cart discussion
• Webster City Police Department provide bomb incident update
• Webster City Police Department respond to local bomb threat
• Fire Hydrant flushing schedule announced
• Webster City Police Department provide update on stabbing investigation
• Clean-up Drop-off Day set for October 10
• Broadband is topic of virtual meeting Monday night
• Webster City Police Department warns residents of a scam involving late utility payments
• Council reviews plans to expand reopening of Fuller Hall
• Webster City Police Department warns residents of social security scam
• Council hears update on stimulus loans
• Cleanup, Dropoff event still under consideration
• Webster City Water Treatment Plant begins annual maintenance
• Public hearing on the agenda for City Council
• New paved path through Wilson Brewer Park offers a shady stroll and lots of history
• Council to seek quotes to demolish building
• Council to consider fate of pastry shop building
• Outdoor Pool closing on August 16 for the season
• Fund raiser boosts East Twin Park project
• Council considers fall cleanup day
• City accepting applications for Boards and Commission vacancies
• Outdoor pool sees consistent use in past month
• Council hears update on electric study
• Friday night flick
• Webster City Outdoor Pool Closed until July 18
• Youth efforts boost park project
• Council approves first reading of rezoning ordinance
• WCFD welcomes new cadets
• City seeks input for comprehensive plan
• Safety first
• Making a splash
• A pop of color at the skate park
• Grant to aid park revitalization, improvements
• Outdoor Pool to open June 23
• Farmers Market details announced
• Council votes to open outdoor pool
• Council to review plan to open outdoor pool
• Crews making progress on improvements at WBP
• Little Free Pantries have new home at ACE, Fuller Hall
• Graceland Cemetery Clean Up
• Mulberry Center Church historic presentations canceled
• City announces the cancelation of all summer activities due to COVID-19
• Council to resume live sessions June 15
• Reminder to residents to maintain your grass and weeds
• City Parks to fully reopen on June 1
• Fuller Hall reabrirá el 1 de junio
• Fuller Hall to reopen on June 1
• WEBSTER CITY ANUNCIA AYUNTAMIENTO PARA ABRIR SOLO POR CITA
• Webster City announces City Hall to reopen by appointment only
• Grant to boost West Twin Parks projects
• Cleanup Day postponed until late summer
• WC parks open today at noon
• Council approves plans, awards contract for facelift at former Elks building
• Memorial Day Service at Graceland Cemetery canceled
• Wellmark Foundation awards Large MATCH Grant for East Twin Park Revitalization
• Crews are making progress on the Second Street project and may even be ahead of schedule, officials say
• City provides 47 forgivable loans to local small businesses
• Council hears concerns from businesses over electric rates
• City seeks cropland to apply lime sludge free of charge
• Flaws named Webster City Director of Recreation & Public Grounds – Lesher named Assistant Director
• City announces street bricks available for pick up
• City of Webster City seeking to fill vacanices on several boards and commissions
• Council OKs small business loan program
• Council to discuss small business hardship loans
• City of Webster City is seeking to fill vacancy on Civil Service Commission
• City announces water line issue on 2nd Street Project
• City-owned trails are open for individual use
• City Council holds virtual meeting
• WC City Council to hold virtual meeting tonight
• City closes City-owned parks due to COVID-19
• Hydrant flushing delayed
• City announces building inspection service guidelines in response to COVID-19
• Fire hydrant flushing to begin April 6
• Street project begins in WC
• City takes additional steps to assist residents during COVID-19
• City staff to rotate on shifts in response to COVID-19
• City waives credit card fees on utility payments due to COVID-19
• 2020 Second Street Reconstruction Project update
• DPS AND DPH explain legal authorities under Disaster Emergency Proclamation
• City to issue reserved parking spots for dining pickup
• City Council holds virtual meeting
• Utility Department updates amid City response to COVID-19
• Webster City Police Department announces changes in their daily operations due to COVID-19
• Webster City COVID-19 response
• Graceland Cemetery Spring Clean Up
• Bike share coming to Webster City
• Bids awarded for two 2020 infrastructure projects
• Iowa DOT releases safety items related to railroads and their operations
• City tax rates stay level, but tax bills may rise in 2021
• Mulberry Center programs for 2020 revealed
• DCI assists in Webster City Chamber of Commerce investigation
• WBP committee reviews City Council action on park project
• Madsen named WC Firefighter of Year
• Council OKs Urban Renewal Plan amendment
• City council to hold public hearing on Urban Renewal Plan amendment tonight
• Almost home
• WBHP committee approves plans for grounds
• City Council to hold public work session tonight
• City council discusses marketing agreement
• Commission identifies park priorities
• Webster City Fire Department announces smoke detector program
• Funds continue to grow for park projects
• Caboose transportation plans derailed
• Council tables GO bond resolution
• City council to hold hearing on bond issue
• Fundraiser for East Twin Park started
• Community passion inspires charitable fund to be opened
• The people spoke …. and the council listened
• Sale of Former Shopko Building
• Public hearing on park purchase proposal tonight
• To sell or not to sell?
• Council Public Hearing
• Officers shop for local families, provide gifts, party in annual BLUE event
• Holiday Fun Week returns to Fuller Hall
• City council discusses utility rate increases
• Council hears update on Second Street project
• New officer sworn in
• City Council approves WBHP plans
• Team asks to plant tree in memory of Kent Harfst
• City Council addresses Dairy Queen nuisance property
• WBHP plans move forward
• Council to consider Sculpture location
• Webster City Hotel/Motel Tax Grant Application Information
• City Council approves moving forward with Second Street project plans
• City Council to meet tonight
• Mayor signs proclamation for all flags to be flown at half-staff in honor of Kent Harfst
• Fuller Hall and City Departments to close early on Oct 2
• Remembering Kent Harfst
• Fire hydrant flushing to start September 30th
• Progress made on WBHP plans
• WCFD conducts fire hose safety check
• Water Treatment Plant to begin annual maintenance
• Black Hills Energy, area firefighters team up for gas fire training
• City Council approves traffic study
• Informational meeting on street project held
• WCFD take part in Memorial Stair Climb
• University of Iowa partnership helps small-town Iowa with murals, strategic plans and everything in between
• Public’s help is being sought in locating a wanted individual
• City of Webster City issues boil advisory
• Webster City Police Department releases information on pursuit on August 21st
• Outdoor pool hours to change
• Celebrating art in WC
• New city manager faces full agenda for first meeting
• Council approves amendment to Black Hills agreement
• Solar art
• Public art ribbon cutting is Monday
• City of Webster City contracts with AccuJet to complete Annual Sewer Cleaning and Televising
• Certificates of appreciation presented
• Council OKs street closure for block party
• Community invited to National Night Out
• Progress continues at Wilson Brewer Park
• Council hears garbage complaint
• City to restructure loans for day care centers
• 130 runners participate in the Webster City Firecracker 5k
• New city manager is appointed
• Council hears comments from local residents
• D. Jeffrey Sheridan named new City Manager
• City Council to appoint new manager
• H/M Board recommends grant levels
• Van Diest Supply Company to sponsor annual fireworks display
• Colorful murals brighten up downtown Webster City
• University of Iowa Art students and faculty create public art for Webster City and communities across Iowa
• City Council approves zoning changes
• Council hears Boone River cleanup plans
• Council to hear report on river cleanup
• Time to make a splash
• Mosquito Spraying Information
• Garden week proclaimed
• Zoning changes move forward
• Council fills vacancies on city boards
• Hotel/Motel Tax Board Meeting Changes
• Council to interview manager candidates
• Poppies are for sale this weekend
• Jones asks city for clear direction on his property
• No acceptable bids
• Webster City Police Department alerts residents of scam
• Briggs Woods 100th Anniversary Fun Run/Walk
• Volunteers Needed for Downtown Project
• Official City Notice – Placing Debris or Littering
• Upcoming city project to bury electric lines will take cooperation of area homeowners
• Second Street rebuild idea advances
• Council approves new banking arrangements
• WC couple given 20 days to move vehicles
• Firm to prepare plans for Elks facade improvements
• U of I Institute for Sustainable Communities offers recommendations from year-long partnership with city
• City reminds residents of things to keep in mind as warmer weather brings about home improvement projects and outdoor activities
• County, Webster City to work with IDM on economic development efforts
• Celebration planned to review projects
• Webster City Fire Department provides assistance to Kamrar Fire Department at Briggs Woods fire
• Grant training planned for Tuesday at Fuller Hall
• Council to hear Chamber Update
• Parks Open on April 15 for the Season
• City manager search continues
• Mission: Revitalization
• City of Webster City Named Tree City USA Recipient
• Information Released on Hotel/Motel Grant for Spring 2019
• New officers join department
• Developer to build 45 houses in Webster City
• Schlofeldt awarded park contract
• Search goes on for contractor to bury electric power lines
• Notice of Bridge Closure
• Community input, ideas sought
• Electric bond refinancing saves city $1 million
• Building owners get 6 months to make repairs
• Council OKs lease of three police vehicles
• Search for new city manager resumes
• Graceland Cemetery Spring Cleanup Reminder
• City of Webster City is currently accepting applications for Boards and Commission vacancies
• Precautions you should take as spring and potential flooding approaches
• City holds annual Employee Recognition Breakfast
• Firm hired to help with manager search
• Council to hold budget hearings
• Where does all that snow go?
• WC snow ordinance explained
• City moves forward with bond refinancing
• Contracts awarded for road work
• Council considers fate of damaged building
• Jermoy Estlund named 2018 FireFighter of the Year
• Committee OKs purchase of IC caboose
• Proposed city budget keeps tax rate same
• Work on cabins begins
• Council approves first reading of sidewalk repair ordinance
• Council OKs contracts for projects
• Council OKs first reading of SSMID renewal
• Fuller Hall Recreation Center to close early next few days
• Council receives positive audit report
• City Council to review audit report
• A grand opening
• Fire Department responds to garage fire
• Health Fair returns Saturday
• Council approves subscription to community calendar service
• Winter Yoga Session Offered at Fuller Hall
• Christmas tree pick up scheduled
• SSMID renewal advanced
• Bids rejected for demolition of former pastry shop
• Hotel/motel tax grants awarded
• City aids county following shed fire
• Webster City Fire Department responds to fire at the Hamilton County Maintenance Shed
• H/M Tax Board votes to award more than $100K in grants
• ACE secures funding from Hamilton County
• Heart of Iowa Trust gets $217K to improve housing in Webster, Hamilton counties
• Contract awarded for cabin project
• Council approves tax rebates for development firm
• City Council approves funding for ACE
• City Council to award bids for cabin work
• WCPD to host shopping event for area families
• Stony Creek Landscapes to design city signs
• City Council approves TIF appropriations
• Christmas in the City returns
• City Council approves date for public hearing on log cabins
• A century’s old event becomes the embodiment of a new proclamation
• Schedule announced for H/M tax grants
• Master plan for trails system to be compiled
• Council gives support to housing projects
• City Council approves creation of urban renewal area at BW
• Council OKs abandoned house deal
• Helping furry friends
• Firefighters honored for lifesaving efforts
• Council OKs option to buy agreement with developer
• City Council approves support of region housing trust fund
• Fence proposal moves forward
• Webster City Fire Department Captains receive child seat installation certification
• City of Webster City Water Treatment Plant to begin annual maintenance
• Contract awarded for bridge project
• New regulations for fences move forward
• Webster City Fire Department performs water rescue on Boone River
• Wastewater, weeds top discussion at City Council’s town hall meeting
• Road work under way
• Council OKs plan to pay for annual cleanup days
• Fines may increase for industrial sewage violations
• First of its kind program will benefit students
• First impressions
• Playing through WC
• Celebrating police-community partnerships
• Celebrating the Arts
• City Planning & Zoning Commission Board Vacancy
• Area residents invited to National Night Out
• Riverside Wetland Tour & Boone River Cleanup
• City Manager submits resignation, accepts same position in California
• Hearing set for property sale
• Council approves agreement with U of I
• Downtown art
• City Council provides loan to new WC business
• Council overrules H/M recommendation for trails plan
• Risetter offers $24K for former motel property
• City unveils new logo, website
• Mr. Mayor Helping others is part of his philosophy
• High water closes parts of Boone River trail
• Council hears marketing update
• City to purchase former Elks Club
• Webster City Fireworks Ordinance
• Firefighter training conducted
• Successful city cleanup day held
• Garden club week proclaimed
• Clean-up days set
• City accepts property donation
• Council makes appointments to city boards and commissions
• Council votes to join housing trust
• Outdoor pool to open Monday
• Council awards contract for intersection project
• It’s poppy time in WC
• Donation to aid police training
• Henderson attends Heartland Economic Development Course
• Council OKs planned unit development