NEWS
Reporter & Farmer photo by Amanda Fanger During the early morning hours of April 15, a total lunar eclipse was visible over Webster. The skies were crystal clear for Tuesday morning’s viewing. The total eclipse lasted over an hour and, while in the earth’s shadow, the moon took on a reddish color which was the result of the moon’s face reflecting sunrises and sunsets from all over the globe. This was the first in a series of four eclipses to occur within a little over a year’s time. The next lunar eclipse to be visible from the Dakotas will be Oct. 7. PACH program continues to fill void by George Thompson
SPORTSWebster track teams finish fifth at Estellineby George Thompson
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