Anyone who has driven down 42nd Street near Walmart has noticed the sea of neatly lined frac tanks that surround the perimeter of a multi-acre field between Badlands Town Center and Lonnie's Roadhouse Cafe.
Eric Gill
Journalist
Anyone who has driven down 42nd Street near Walmart has noticed the sea of neatly lined frac tanks that surround the perimeter of a multi-acre field between Badlands Town Center and Lonnie's Roadhouse Cafe.
Eric Gill
Journalist
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House 'not haunted,' but it has a cool story
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Sundby to be inducted into Hall of Fame
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1,000 frac tanks to be auctioned by Williston Tank
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Getting to know Miss North Dakota and Miss North Dakota Teen
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Man dies after rock strikes car he was driving
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Williston mayor announces new City Administrator
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Year went by in blink of eye for recently crowned Miss North Dakotas
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Vandalism closes skate park
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He returned to the US for his daughter’s wedding — he left with a $42,000 hospital bill
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New managing editor arrives in Williston
Getting to know Miss North Dakota 2022 Sidni Kast and Miss North Dakota's Teen 2022 Olivia Rossland:
Sidni Kast, the reigning Miss North Dakota, is looking forward to chaos.
BISMARCK — Gov. Doug Burgum requested a presidential major disaster declaration Friday for spring flooding estimated to have caused more than …
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Curious Williston residents may have noticed dozens of sleek scooters parked around town.
Eric Gill
Journalist
Gate City Bank, one of Williston's most prominent home-mortgage lenders, was recently ranked No. 4 among U.S. banks by Forbes magazine.
Eric Gill
Journalist
Two Williston High School students received cash scholarship awards after submitting the winning designs for Susie Q's new ice cream truck graphics.
Eric Gill
Journalist
Maverik gas stations and convenience stores on Friday announced the acquisition of Kum & Go from Krause Group.
Eric Gill
Journalist
Following two local train incidents in as many months, local officials are urging residents to yield at railroad crossings to prevent additional crashes.
Williston Police arrested a man suspected of child abuse after a 5-week-old infant was examined by medical staff at a local hospital.
Eric Gill
Journalist
Call them first-line responders. Call them local dispatchers. Call them 9-1-1 operators. Just don't call them unless it's an emergency.
Eric Gill
Journalist
The Williston Police Department has published its 2022 Annual Report. Titled "Professionalism, Service, Integrity, Safety, Responsiveness," the report was presented to the Williston City Commission on Tuesday.
Eric Gill
Journalist
Spock's catch-all phrase on the 1960s TV show "Star Trek" is an appropriate credo for aspiring young farmers and ranchers attending this year's West Farm Safety Camp in Williston.
Eric Gill
Journalist
By John Bradley Despite the hard winter in North Dakota, North America’s most recent glacial period ended about 10,000 years ago. As the ice sheets decayed, they left thousands of shallow depressions across the northern part of the continent. Today, those potholes and kettles fill with water, either each spring or permanently, and create the...
It all started in the 1960s. That's when the U.S. Department of Labor began closely examining accidents involving young people working in jobs with heavy farming equipment. That's when the federal government passed a law that requires farmers and ranchers who hire young people (other than th…
Eric Gill
Journalist
Funding for a longstanding food-assistance program is at the center of the Farm Bill reauthorization debate. But there also are calls to make it easier for farmers in North Dakota and elsewhere to access climate-linked programs.
For Todd Rettig of West Fargo, N.D., the exploration of various waters for his favorite fish are adventures on par with his business efforts in many angling business niches as well.
Calculating when fish will be where is as much a part of the angling process as threading a plastic on a hook, switching up the blade color on a spinner, or firing up the boat motor.
HELENA — A mistake in last week’s drawing for some moose and big horn sheep licenses will result in fewer licenses issued than were originally drawn, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks said in a press release Thursday.
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Trenton High School and Williams County (Ray/Tioga) track and field teams worked hard all season, and the athletes who qualified for state traveled to Bismarck to compete in the North Dakota High School Activities Association State B Track and Field Meet starting Thursday and ending Saturday.
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North Dakota High School Activities Association State A Track and Field Meet began Thursday and in conclusion of the first day, the meet has produced some final results.
HELENA — Some black bear quotas in Montana have been met, the Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission said Monday in a press release, and black bear hunting has closed in Black Bear Management Unit (BMU) 700.
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Watford City and Williston High School traveled to Bismarck on Friday to compete in the West Region Track and Field meet.
Whether you work in or with the energy sector in the Williston Basin, you know that it’s a constantly evolving landscape. Staying on top of it means constantly chasing that leading edge, and that’s what Energy Chaser is all about. We’ll keep you connected with what’s happening to the sector in the Bakken and beyond.
Anyone who has driven down 42nd Street near Walmart has noticed the sea of neatly lined frac tanks that surround the perimeter of a multi-acre…
Eric Gill
Journalist
BISMARCK — A new Synapse Energy Economics analysis commissioned by Environmental Defense Fund and Taxpayers for Common Sense finds oil and gas…
Backers of a multibillion-dollar proposal to build a giant reservoir for energy storage in rural south-central South Dakota said last week the…
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- Snowmageddon closings
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- 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
By Doug Leier No angler or recreational boater wants to get a citation for any violation. In the same line of thinking, game wardens would much rather see compliance with rules and regulations than issue a citation. And remember, “ignorance is not an excuse.” While you may not knowingly violate a law, the future of...
By Brad Durick Things are warming up for catfish on the Red River. Currently, the water temperature is at 70 degrees, when normally the best fishing of the year should be commencing and there is nothing but heat in the forecast. This may mean that catfish will be going to the nest early this year,...
By Mike Peluso My change of scenery up to Devils Lake hasn’t disappointed. However, I think if folks are fishing any of our major bodies of water like Devils Lake, Lake Sakakawea, the Missouri River, or Lake Oahe, they are going to find unreal fishing right now. It seems for the walleye fishing on Devils...
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.