Tioga is already known in the region for its successful Drone Camp for Kids and it’s young-adult general aviation pilot program, which together have helped teach hundreds of school-age children about flying Unmanned Aerial Systems and the possibilities for careers once they grow up.
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Tioga is already known in the region for its successful Drone Camp for Kids and it’s young-adult general aviation pilot program, which together have helped teach hundreds of school-age children about flying Unmanned Aerial Systems and the possibilities for careers once they grow up.
North Dakota’s taxpayers and landowners have been left “holding the bag” when it comes to the state’s Bakken Restart program, a report out from Northwest Landowners says, and they want lawmakers to reconsider using any more federal tax money to plug and reclaim wells.
Children in the region had the opportunity to learn about several crops grown in the MonDak while creating their very own seed art this past Friday during Kids Camp at the Williston Arc.
Pulse crop growers have a growing number of ways to seize more value for their crops these days, thanks to things like identity-preserved marketing, protein premium, and even direct marketing.
Williston’s Eleni Lovgren, a senior on the WHS girls cross country team, and Trenton’s Jaeden Wilson, a sophomore on the Tigers’ football team, are the athletes of this week.
The Grenora-Westby fall sports teams are all in the midst of postseason action in some way, and the cross country runners have actually finished theory season recently.
The postseason is here for Class B volleyball, and for District 15 and District 16, it starts on Thursday, Oct. 28.
The Trenton High School football team made their own 6-man football history on Saturday, Oct. 23.
The Williston State College volleyball team suffered a tough loss in the opening round of the Region XIII tournament, losing 3-1 to Miles Community College on Sunday, Oct. 24.
Check out how area teams did this last week and a half, and what they’re going to be doing in the next few days.
It’s a big week for area teams, especially Williston High School.
Several area teams saw some big wins last weekend.
The Williston High School boys cross country team continued its hot start to the season, taking first place once again at its most recent meet, the Becki Wells Invite, on Friday, Sept. 17.
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It was a chilly North Dakota morning, but that didn’t stop the excitement happening at Williston Square.
- Thousands lose power in Williston
- Herald delivery delayed
- Judge rules 'pore space' bill unconstitutional
- Police: Man arrested after standoff where he barricaded himself into home
- Police: 'Suspicious package' contained personal items, no danger to community
- Williston police respond to shooting Wednesday afternoon
- Police looking for person of interest after Friday evening shooting
- Whiting Oil and Gas files for Chapter 11, outlines plans to continue operations in North Dakota, Colorado
- WSC Casino night postponed
- Senior center closing for COVID-19 restrictions, meals, transportation will continue
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By Nick Simonson The Bismarck State College (BSC) Mystics Clay Dusters trapshooting squad put on a dominant performance at the Minnesota Collegiate Athletic Conference (MCAC) 2021 Clay Target Championship on Oct. 19 in Alexandria, Minn., with sophomore Ayden Kautzman posting a perfect 100 to lead the team to its first championship and earn him the...
By John Bradley On a recent road trip back from Denver, after exhausting all my podcast downloads and Spotify playlists, boredom struck, and in desperation to stay awake, I decided to count roadkill. I’ve always called out game when driving, pointing out deer, antelope, or pheasants, while often annoying my passengers, but never roadkill. This...
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A 77-year-old was sentenced Tuesday, Sept. 28, to five years in prison for rape as part of a plea agreement.
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The trial of a man accused of attempted murder and rape will be postponed again after a juror tested positive for COVID-19.
Country band Diamond Rio played a concert in Ray on Friday, Aug. 6
Johnny Holm performed Wednesday, June 23, at the Upper Missouri Valley Fair
Some footage shot Thursday, June 11, in northeastern Williston during a …
The Williston High School Jazz Band performing.