Dan Wehmer is a journalist for the Webster County Citizens, focusing on local news in Seymour, Missouri. With a passion for community journalism, Dan covers a variety of topics including local events, sports, government resolutions, and community updates.
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Dan Wehmer's coverage primarily focuses on local news and high school sports within Missouri, specifically in Seymour. His articles mainly cover announcements, event coverage, and seasonal events with a significant emphasis on high school sports.
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Seeking the program’s fourth championship Saturday at The Seymour Bank Winter Classic, the Seymour High School varsity boys’ basketball team met a talented team from Aurora before a near-full gymnasium.
Playing three games in five days, including a pair of Summit Conference contests, the Fordland High School varsity girls’ basketball team finished the week with two wins and one defeat.
Behind the 25 points and 12 rebounds of 6’2” senior forward Addison Ridenour, the Seymour High School varsity girls’ basketball team captured the consolation championship at the Pleasant Hope Invitational,
Entering Thursday’s semifinal action against Springfield Lighthouse Christian at The Seymour Bank Winter Classic, the Seymour High School varsity boys’ basketball team met an opponent with an impressive resume.
A Seymour High School varsity boys' basketball team that entered this week with a 12-5 record expects to end the week at 15-5 after competing in this week's 40th annual
The Fordland High School varsity girls’ basketball team picked up its 12th victory this season in easy fashion last Tuesday, Jan. 21, with a 41-8 road win over Laquey.
It’s safe to say the ball hasn’t bounced the way of the Seymour High School varsity girls’ basketball team in most of the squad’s close games this season.
The fourth loss this season for the Seymour High School varsity boys’ basketball team looked similar to the Tigers’ other four defeats this season.
Yet another motor-vehicle accident earlier this month at Seymour’s volatile west U.S. 60 crossing at West Clinton Avenue resulted in two injuries and a dead dog.
Freshman Nolan Henry scored a game-high 19 points as the Seymour High School junior-varsity boys’ basketball team rose back above the .500 mark with a 55-32 victory at Dora last
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