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- Bill of Rights Day
- Today's thought for Jan. 15
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- Damage, travel problems reported after wind that saw gusts of 93 mph
- Harper’s Weekly artist visits Dakota
- Ordinance amended to include fee structure for speeding violations in school, construction zones
- One-year scholarship to be awarded to two women
- Farmers Union Insurance announces top sales employees
- An infamous outlaw recalls Butch and Sundance
- Today's thought for Jan. 13
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The Herald is accepting nominations for its 2021 group of 20 under 40 honorees. This is the fourth year for the honor, which recognizes young professionals who have had an impact beyond their years.
The 20 honored as the 2021 20 Under 40 will be profiled as part of a special section and planned celebration in March. The Herald is accepting nominations through Jan. 15.
The Herald is accepting nominations for its 2021 Citizen of the Year award.
The award highlights a resident who has made a tremendous impact on the community. The Citizen of the Year will be announced in late February as part of the Herald's Progress through Adversity publication. The Herald is accepting nominations through Jan. 15.
What’s driving those dramatic rallies in the commodities market of late, and what’s the outlook for 2021?
North Dakota's junior senator has opened an office in Williston.
Sidney’s Speech Drama & Debate team competed in “Miles City” on Saturday.
Supporters of an unsuccessful 2020 ballot measure to legalize marijuana through North Dakota's constitution are trying again.
What’s driving those dramatic rallies in the commodities market of late, and what’s the outlook for 2021?
The fourth annual MonDak Ag Research Summit has moved online due to COVID-19 and features a series of six webinars, each an hour and a half long, focusing on agricultural issues and research applicable to area farmers and ranchers.
J.D. Vance, author of the New York Times best-seller “Hillbilly Elegy,” will give a virtual presentation to North Dakota State University on Tuesday, Jan. 19, at 3 p.m. on Zoom.
The 68th annual National Hard Spring Wheat Show will be a hybrid in-person and virtual event held at the Williston ARC on Feb. 10.
It was a close hockey game between the Williston Coyotes and the Minot Magicians.
Wrestling and hockey will see postseason tournament changes that are already reflected in schedules.
Watford City girls basketball placed third in the recent NDAPSSA Class A basketball poll.
Here’s a look at how Williston High School teams did over a two-day period.
The Williston High School varsity basketball team suffered an 88-44 loss at the hands of Mandan on Saturday, Jan. 9, but the Coyotes had a good variety of players who helped score and grab rebounds.
The latest Class B boys and girls basketball polls were released Monday.
The North Dakota State men’s basketball team used a balanced offensive attack and a strong defensive performance to defeat Omaha 80-66 on Saturday night at the Scheels Center, finishing off a weekend sweep of two meetings with the Mavericks.
Williston won its third-straight game after handing Dickinson a 6-2 loss on Jan. 7.
The 10th Annual Donn Skadeland Night at Williston High School will be held on Jan. 15 for the WHS girls varsity basketball game against Minot and on Jan. 21 for the WHS boys varsity basketball game against Minot.
A developer of infrastructure projects has announced plans for a massive power plant in the Williston area.
North Dakota’s U.S. Senators are both praising new rules from the IRS for the 45Q carbon capture tax credit.
Gov. Doug Burgum’s 2021 State of the State Address reflected on the progress and challenges of the past year while calling for investments in …
A developer of infrastructure projects has announced plans for a massive power plant in the Williston area.
After three and half years of roadblocks and frustration, Williston’s Busted Knuckle Brewery finally opened its doors to the public on Tuesday…
North Dakota’s U.S. Senators are both praising new rules from the IRS for the 45Q carbon capture tax credit.
Job Service Sidney in collaboration with Job Service offices in Glendive, Miles City and Wolf Point, have put together a series of educational ZOOM sessions for employers. These will take place via ZOOM the second and fourth Wednesday of each month at 10 a.m.
- 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
- 35th annual Sport and Recreation show canceled after new CDC guidelines
- Williston Herald closing its office to walk-in customers until March 30
- ND Gov. Burgum orders K-12 schools to close for one week to fight COVID-19 spread
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A 29-year-old man is facing two felony burglary charges after police say he broke into a home and a shop.
A 25-year-old man is facing more than a dozen felony charges after police say they found sexually explicit photos of young girls on his computer.
A 31-year-old woman required medical treatment and is facing a felony charge after police say an attempt to hide drugs after she was arrested went awry.
A 26-year-old man pleaded guilty Tuesday, Jan. 5 to murder as part of an agreement with prosecutors that would see him spend two decades behind bars.
Meet Ashley Oyloe, the Events and Convention Services Coordinator at the…
The Williston Herald held its second annual 20 Under 40 banquet on Frida…
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