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The last vote of Martin Hanson’s career as a Williams County Commissioner was in the “affirmative,” authorizing a three-month pilot of a more advanced version of software for Williams County Social Services.
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North Dakota posted new all-time highs for oil and gas production in September, just ahead of a price crunch that began in October that is likely to contribute to dampening activity in the upcoming months.
Candidates and volunteers stood in near freezing temperatures as they awaited the arrival of Senator Heidi Heitkamp and other statewide Democratic candidates Friday night. District 1 Democratic candidates Melissa Johnson and Crysta Parkinson were joined by volunteers as they held a banner su…
The prosecution and defense painted different pictures of the evidence Thursday morning in the trial of a 24-year-old man accused of having a sexual relationship with an underage boy.
In 1955, in an article about the soon-to-open Williams County Courthouse, a Williston Herald reporter described it as “a building with a future.”
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The Williston State University Tetons men’s and women’s basketball team each had a pair of games over the weekend.
Williston’s Emily Lux gets vertical for this kill attempt in the West Regionals last week.
The Williston State mens hockey team met up with the University of Mary Marauders for a pair of games on Friday and Saturday. With the University of Mary being the American Collegiate Hockey Association’s top ranked Division II team in west region, the Tetons certainly had their work cut out…
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North Dakota posted new all-time highs for oil and gas production in September, just ahead of a price crunch that began in October that is likely to contribute to dampening activity in the upcoming months.
Six North Dakota school districts have experienced exceptionally fast increases to their student enrollment in North Dakota, and not all of them are located in the Oil Patch.
SIDNEY — The rise of herbicide-resistant weeds has increased interest in bio-control agents, which themselves can help lengthen the long-term efficiency of herbicides.
Seed certification of disease-free stock typically takes several weeks in a lab to accomplish. That’s because the protocol requires actually growing out the seeds, to see whether any diseases are present.
The dramatic success of high tunnels in season extension is helping fuel more research into their benefits, with a new study that will look now at cool season crops. That effort is being headed up locally by horticulturist Kyla Splichal with the Williston Research Extension Center.
FAIRVIEW — Wayne Berry’s first experience with bale grazing was somewhat unintentional. It was the winter of 2010, 2011, a heavy snow year that included more than one blizzard.
BIG FAST! For those of you saving up your calories for the big feast, today’s big fast can be buoyed by some outdoor exercise – either walking for deer or upland game. Alternatively, ice options are rapidly opening, including darkhouse spearing. We talk about that and more in today’s Three Things. Featured Photo: A...
RIGHT TRAIL. Good hunting lies just ahead, as the next four days present calm conditions, warm temps and the power of the full moon – all lined up with your Thanksgiving holiday stretch! We talk about this perfect alignment to help finish out your deer season and more in today’s Three Things. Featured Photo: A...
AND THEY’RE OFF! Ice houses were popping up on lakes from Sanborn, N.D. to Detroit Lakes, Minn. on smaller water bodies yesterday as calmer conditions and a recent cold stretch allowed anglers to creep out for some exploratory angling along the I-94 corridor. We talk about gearing up for safe first steps on the ice...
ICING ON THE LAKE. Many are eagerly awaiting first ice as cold temperatures and winter-like conditions make their appearance on the northern plains. The rush to hardwater should be tempered by caution, and we share those tips in today’s Three Things. Featured Photo: Soon Enough. A foam float sits in an ice hole. Simonson...
Two establishments in Williston lost their liquor licenses at Tuesday's City Commission Meeting.
A video caught Goran Misic’s eye as he wandered the booths at the Bakken Oil Products and Service Show, a video of something that the Basin Safety controller had never seen before.
After nearly half century, a Williston business owner is closing his doors.
A former fire inspector for the city of Williston has been arrested in Kentucky on an outstanding warrant accusing him of possession of child pornography.
A 23-year-old man has been charged with negligent homicide and felony child neglect related to the death of a 7-month-old earlier this year.
Three people died Sunday night when an air ambulance headed from CHI St. Alexius Bismarck to Williston to assist with a patient transport crashed.
Marsy’s Law, the constitutional amendment approved by a wide margin in 2016, was designed to protect crime victims, but a defense attorney in Williston said it was taken too far in a recent case.