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WSC president candidate visits are set
The Williston State College Presidential Search Committee is ready to conduct on-campus interviews for six finalists vying to become the next president of Williston State College.
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Palermo man dies in accident
A one-vehicle rollover accident resulted in the death of a Palermo man on Sunday evening.
Interest is shown in elementary principal position
After the resignation of Lori Olson, former principal of Round Prairie and Garden Valley elementary schools in Williston's New Public School District 8, an administrative opening was created.
New home being sought
The old Williams County Law Enforcement Center is quiet and almost eerie since six law-enforcement agencies moved out more than a month ago.
Lyson, Sukut, Hatlestad urge input from constituents
At the Williston Area Chamber of Commerce board meeting Friday morning, Diane Hagen called together representatives of area businesses as well as Sen. Stanley W. Lyson, R-Williston, Rep. Patrick R. Hatlestad, R-Williston, and Rep. Gary Sukut, R-Williston.
Relief at pump may come at high price
For the past six months, Americans flinched every time they put the gasoline nozzle into their automobile’s gas tank. Spending $300 a month on gas was the norm. Now, people can drive again. The dropping prices at the gas pump come with a five-year oil low, which is wavering at the $40 a barrel mark. This oil price, for towns such as Sidney and others through unconventional shale plays in North America, is a double-sided coin. Businesses, farmers, motorists are glad for the price of gas to be down, making driving the long distances of the rural countryside economical once again. However, with the price lower than $60 a barrel, drilling and exploration around these recent boom towns are slowing down.
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