City will try again to keep water from leaking out of Paradise Lake
Sealing cracks along rocks in the bottom of Kids Paradise Lake is the next hope to keep the water level where it should be. City will try again to keep
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Hard to remember now, but Sonic was on the east side of South Madison Street when it first came to Webb City.
Above is one of the prints we’ve copied from that has appeared in the Webb City Sentinel.
It appears Madison Animal Clinic and the Pronto (now a Casey’s) are in the background.
After the current Sonic was built on the west side of the street, the “old” Sonic was demolished.
Everything you want to know about Jasper County Missouri Schools is available at a site compiled by Webb City Area Genealogical Society member Kathy Sidenstricker.
Sealing cracks along rocks in the bottom of Kids Paradise Lake is the next hope to keep the water level where it should be. City will try again to keep
Webb City’s student section welcomes the Cardinals onto the field at 9 p.m. Andrew Young and his teammates celebrate his pick 6 in the first quarter of the opening season
Freshman Chasney Brown begins her high school career with a highlight – an inning-ending catch and throw. Cardinals beat Nixa in first game of the softball season Bob Foos Alivia
2024 Athletic Hall of Fame inductees announced Bob Foos Eight former individual athletes and three teams will be inducted into the Webb City R-7 Athletic Hall of Fame on Saturday,
Chamber accepting Paint the Town Red parade registrations Bob Foos The Webb City Area Chamber of Commerce is accepting registrations for the annual Paint the Town Red event on Wednesday,
The Webb City Sentinel isn’t a newspaper – but it used to be, serving Webb City, Missouri, in print from 1879-2020. This “newspaper” seeks to carry on that tradition as a nonprofit corporation.
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