Reports of a new variant of concern for COVID-19 were not what bought Michele Antonson to the Upper Missouri District Health Unit’s walk-in vaccination clinic on Thursday.
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BISMARCK – The deadline for applications for the emergency feed transportation assistance program has been extended until Jan. 21, 2022.
North Dakota was among states that took on the Obama administration’s 2015 Waters of the US rules, and it’s ready to do so again if need be, state regulators and farming and ranching representatives told EPA officials.
The U.S. EPA is turning back the clock on WOTUS to 2015, citing the need for a “stable and certain” definition of WOTUS.
North Dakota broke ground Friday afternoon on a state-of-the-art agricultural complex at North Dakota State University.
The Ray/Powers Lake High School football team will be playing in Class B, 11-man football starting fall 2022.
The Williston State College men’s hockey team lost a close game to Dakota College at Bottineau on Wednesday, Dec. 1, losing 3-2.
The Williston High School boy’s wrestling team started the Sidney Eagle Invitational strong on Friday, Dec. 3.
With less than a minute left in the game, the Coyotes did what needed to be done.
The 11th annual Donn Skadeland Night at Williston High School will be held on Tuesday, Dec. 7 for the boys basketball team, and Friday, Jan. 14 for the girls basketball team.
The first wave of Class A boys and girls basketball polls were released Wednesday, Dec. 1.
The North Dakota High School Coaches Association announced its Class A Volleyball All-State Team.
In the Wednesday, Nov. 17 edition of The Williston Herald, the sports story titled, “WSC men’s basketball enters 4-game losing streak,” was incorrect. The story should have said that the men’s basketball team won 113-67 on Sunday, Nov. 14. The headline, subsequently, was also incorrect. The …
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.
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.
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By Nick Simonson While many hunters were gearing up for the 2021 firearms deer season, agents of the North Dakota Game & Fish Department (NDG&F) were completing aerial surveys of the state’s mule deer populations in the western portion of the state and compiling the data tracking the numbers and health of the state’s popular...
By Nick Simonson The lure of that first ice fishing opportunity has lost some of its pull on me. Where in the past I’d be one of the first anglers sliding out onto the newly-formed ice, these days I’m more comfortable taking my time getting out there. In part due to my cautious nature, having...
Fire safety protocol gives people the ability to get out of a building promptly and safely in the event of a fire.
A 77-year-old was sentenced Tuesday, Sept. 28, to five years in prison for rape as part of a plea agreement.
The trial of a man accused of attempted murder and rape will be postponed again after a juror tested positive for COVID-19.
Police say an altercation at a Williston bar early Sunday morning led to a shooting outside an apartment complex.
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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.