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Fellow supervisor supports Conrad

To the editor: I am writing in support of Supervisor Niki Conrad. It has been a privilege to work with Supervisor Conrad since the day she was sworn in. From the very first day she has put the people of Webster County first. Niki shows up and steps up. She has participated and graduated from the 12 Week Professional Development Academy on High Performance Leadership put on by the National Association of Counties. Niki was nominated by Gov. Reynolds and appointed by a Republican Senate to serve on the Iowa Commission on Community Action Agencies. Recently, she graduated from the ...

Wants Hayek for county supervisor

To the editor: A great man for the job of Webster County supervisor is Austin Hayek. His strong faith and Christian standards are modeled in the home, workplace, community and in his daily life. What can he do for our community? He will listen, support and try to find solutions to the concerns of the people in Webster County. He is a strong advocate for the farmer, for first responders and for the safety of our community. Currently, he is a school board member of Community Christian School and values the education of our children. This is your opportunity to vote for an individual ...

Supports Tommy Coleman

To the editor: Tommy Coleman will be an outstanding choice for all residents of Webster County if elected to represent District 1 on the Board of Supervisors. I have known Tommy since he was a child and it has been a pleasure to watch him develop into a man of strong moral character. I believe Tommy has the skills and determination needed to represent the residents of Webster County exceptionally well. Tommy has proven himself as a successful business owner, volunteer, and active citizen in our community. In addition, Tommy has an extensive background in agriculture that will ...

Thinks Grassley won’t finish his term

To the editor: Once again, Charles Grassley is asking Iowans to give him six more years in the Senate. At the end of the term he will be 95 years old. In his previous seven terms, his performance has been mediocre at best and in the last five years, under the influence of Trump, he has been a disgrace. Of course, Grassley does not intend to serve the full term. In two years, after the presidential election, he will find it necessary to give up his seat in the Senate. At this time Gov. Reynolds will be called upon to name someone to fill the empty seat. After due diligence and ...

Says Coleman is focused on supervisor’s duties

To the editor: Webster County voters are fortunate to have an excellent candidate for District 1 county supervisor in Tommy Coleman. I’ve known Tommy for 36 years, it would be impossible to quantify the amount of times I have witnessed him helping people. His desire and willingness to listen and help is unmatched. No matter the smallest of tasks or large complex issues, Tommy handles both with care and respect while maintaining his focus on getting the job done. From the moment Tommy decided to run he has been focused on preparing for the role as supervisor, not only the ...

Encourages a vote for Hayek

To the editor, I would like to encourage the residents of Webster County to join me in support of Austin Hayek in his run for Webster County supervisor. I strongly believe that he is the right candidate for the job and will serve us well. I have known Austin for many years. He both attended and served on the board at Community Christian School. He is a hard worker who is not afraid to get his hands dirty. I believe he has proved he is dedicated to the county residents by how much he has invested in service to the community already. Austin is a problem solver. He is a good listener ...