Verification of applications for Senior Citizens Tax Credit begins
January 29, 2025
The Webb City speech and debate team competed and judged at the Missouri State University/Gloria Deo Tournament the weekend of Oct. 14-15.
“Check out what our competitive talking Cardinals did,” says coach Tiffany Bolin.
Pirate Treasure Hunt was the theme for the recent Title I Parent Involvement Night at Madge T. James Kindergarten Center.
Title I teacher Tracy Metcalf invited families to dress like pirates along with the faculty and staff. Kindergarten students were given a pirate themed tote bag and a treasure map when they checked in for the event. Families followed the maps to find learning “treasurers” around the building and used them to complete learning activities.
The activities coordinated with kindergarten learning objectives such as identifying letter names and sounds and coin recognition and value. Students could practice coding with Kinderbots or make aluminum foil boats and test their engineering skills at a STEM station. Before they left, families were invited to make a photo memory.
10:30 – 11:30 a.m., last Wednesday of the month at Webb City Library
Baby Bookworms, a new program for little learners and their parents will launch Wednesday at the Webb City Public Library.
It is designed by the Friends of the Library to be a hands-on preschool type experience to introduce children to the joys of literacy and the library.
Activities will include read alouds, music and movement, parent-child play stations and time to check out books.
A resource expert on child development topics will be available to answer questions.
Toddlers through preK and their “grown ups” are welcome.
Initially scheduled for the last Wednesday of each month, it may be offered more often if there is demand.
9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 29, at Route 66 Events Center
Crafts for autumn, the holidays and more will be available during the upcoming Holiday Craft Fair.
Central United Methodist Church members are holding the event to help pay for food, clothing and toys they’ll deliver as Christmas baskets in December.
The fair will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 29, at the Route 66 Events Center, 21 S. Webb St., Webb City.
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