There were no shortages of employers or job openings at the northwest North Dakota Job Fair in Williston. In fact, one person from among the 40 energy companies with displays at Williston State College, estimated there are approximately seven job openings for every potential applicant.
There were no shortages of employers or job openings at the northwest North Dakota Job Fair in Williston. In fact, one person from among the 40 energy companies with displays at Williston State College, estimated there are approximately seven job openings for every potential applicant.
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20 Under 40 Banquet
Date: 3/23/23
Venue: Williston Grand Hotel
Time: 6-9pm
Cocktail attire preferred, appetizers, cash barÂ
Entertainment: "The Feud" a live interactive game just like the game show brought to by Encore entertainment. We need 10 teams with 6 players, sign up when you order your tickets.
WASHINGTON — U.S. Senator Kevin Cramer (R-N.D.), ranking member of the Senate Environment and Public Works (EPW) Subcommittee on Transportatio…
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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.
BISMARCK — Agriculture has been a priority topic for the 2023 Legislature, as usual, and state lawmakers are grappling with a recurring challenge: how to sustain traditional family farm values while responding to growing economic pressures.
Farmers and leaders from more than 20 progressive agricultural groups gathered this week to march on the U.S. Capitol, and promote climate solutions and underserved producers as priority issues for lawmakers in the upcoming farm bill.
The winter of 2023 started out in late fall of 2022 with snow and ice, then cold, more snow, some more ice and then cold. As long ago as it seems, the pounding humans, livestock and wildlife absorbed just the first couple months was significant. Fortunately, we settled into a little less sno…
Emerald ash borer (EAB) continues its relentless pursuit of healthy ash trees and is getting closer after a recent confirmation in Moorhead, Minnesota. EAB has surrounded North Dakota on three sides — Winnipeg, Manitoba; Sauk Centre, Minnesota; and Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Montana has no k…
With the stroke of his pen, Gov. Doug Burgum vetoed Senate Bill 2231 on Thursday sending the controversial piece of legislation back to the Senate. The bill introduced by state Sen. Larry Luick, R-District 25, passed through the North Dakota Senate with a 34-12 vote and a 60-32 vote in the N…
WASHINGTON — U.S. Senator Kevin Cramer (R-N.D.), ranking member of the Senate Environment and Public Works (EPW) Subcommittee on Transportation and Infrastructure, announced the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) awarded North Dakota airports $2,859,925 from the Infrastructure Investment …
WASHINGTON — U.S. Senator Steve Daines (R-Mont.) appeared on Fox’s The Story with Martha MacCallum to discuss the national security threat posed by Mexican drug cartels and the bill he helped introduce to designate them foreign terrorist organizations.
In the melt of spring, inflowing water can cause both rivers and lakes to be a bit more turbid, making baits harder to see for certain fish. One species, however, that has the ability to adjust to those dingier conditions is the walleye.
BISMARCK — If passed, House Concurrent Resolution 3002 would allow North Dakotans to vote next year on whether they would like to see sports betting legalized.
The Williston Sea Lions competed in the North Dakota over-11 Short Course State Championship on Saturday. Twenty-nine Sea Lion athletes participated in the meet, and the club won 12 state championships over the weekend.
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.
By Nick Simonson ‘Twas the night before first ice, and all through the lake, Not a fish had been stirring, not even a splake. The buckets were filled with my rods and my tackle, In hopes that the perch would like jigs trimmed with hackle. The tip-ups were strung with nylon and leaders, To deal...
By Mike Peluso I really don’t want to be talking about ice fishing yet, but Mother Nature definitely had other plans for us here in North Dakota. It is hard for me to believe we were open water fishing a week ago in 70 degree weather and now we have 2 feet of snow on...
By Nick Simonson Southeastern North Dakota finds itself in a familiar spot heading into an ice fishing season which may have been jumpstarted by cold conditions descending on the region in this second week of November. As hardwater sets up, ice anglers will likely find good fishing on the area’s major destinations and plenty of...