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- Two benefits set to help woman pay medical expenses
- Gripsholm ship brought home internees from Japanese prison camps
- Today's thought for Dec. 4
- Today in history for Dec. 4
- City says rumors of outbreaks within departments is false
- Lack of snow could mean more than just a dreary Christmas
- Greater North Dakota Chamber hosting virtual CEO roundtable on coming legislative session
- Social Security Administration offers update regarding online video hearings
- Dakota the dinosaur changed paleontologists' understanding
- Produced water spill in McKenzie County
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A Montana man with ties to Sidney has made it into the sing-offs for The Voice of Germany, battling it out in a duet with his competitor in a performance that drew tears and a standing ovation from the judges.
When the 2019 floods hit the Fairview-Cartwright area, nine homes were destroyed, and many others damaged significantly, but the numbers were not great enough to qualify for direct assistance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
JoAnn Callahan with RE/MAX Bakken Realty was selected by a vote of the members of the Western Area Builders Association as Associate of The Year.
Several North Dakota State University Extension agents and a specialist received awards at the recent National Association of Extension 4-H Yo…
Several North Dakota State University Extension agents and a specialist received awards at the recent National Association of Extension 4-H Youth Development Professionals virtual conference in Boise, Idaho.
A Sidney, Montana rancher has been chosen to serve as president of the Montana Stockgrowers Association for 2021.
On Saturday, U.S. Sen. John Hoeven addressed the Independent Beef Association of North Dakota’s (I-BAND) annual meeting, where he outlined his efforts as chairman of the Senate Agriculture Appropriations Committee and a members of the Senate Agriculture Committee to help ranchers overcome th…
Montana oilseed growers will soon receive a ballot in the mail proposing a 1% checkoff for canola, flaxseed, mustard, safflower, soybeans, and sunflower crops. If passed, the Montana Oilseed Advisory Committee will advise the Montana Department of Agriculture (MDA) on how to invest the funds for research, market development, and education.
The North Dakota High School Activities Association has updated its guidelines and recommendations for high school sports in an effort to reflect the additional precautions that Gov. Doug Burgum cited in an updated executive order from Nov. 18.
Williston State College announced the signing of three international students to the women’s basketball team for the 2021-22 season.
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Ten volleyball players from District 15 were named to the 2020 All District Team in early November.
The University of North Dakota women’s basketball team fell to Marquette 90-82 during the season opener on Sunday, Nov. 29 at the Betty Engelstad Sioux Center.
At the most recent Montana High School Association, on Nov. 23, the executive board for the association approved actions that moved some football teams into new playing levels.
About a week and a half after the North Dakota High School Athletics Association crowned a Class A state volleyball champion, the All-State team was announced.
The North Dakota High School Coaches Association released the list of All-State players for Class B volleyball, and the list is dominated by seniors.
Oil revenues have taken a big whammy from the COVID-19 pandemic, and that’s likely to have a large impact on programs next year, according to Richland County Commissioners.
In August, Westmoreland Savage Mining LLC donated $26,000 to Savage Public Schools as a sort of final act to the school since the mine is closing.
CHI St. Alexius Health unveiled their newest team member, and while it may look like it comes from a galaxy far, far away, this little robot i…
JoAnn Callahan with RE/MAX Bakken Realty was selected by a vote of the members of the Western Area Builders Association as Associate of The Year.
The Williston Community Builders annual Festival of Trees is a no-go this year due to COVID-19, but the organization put their heads together …
Areas around Fairview and Sidney will be getting better broadband internet connectivity thanks to a western North Dakota project by RTC, which is being funded by North Dakota’s Broadband ReConnect Program.
- 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
- Williston State College suspends spring season
By Nick Simonson Even as one of the last waters in the state to totally freeze up, Devils Lake remains one of the first places people think of when it comes to ice fishing in North Dakota. With abundant walleye, perch and pike populations, even in off years, mni wakan or “spirit water” as it...
By Nick Simonson The first morning of muzzleloader season arrived clear, cold, and calm. With just the faintest bit of dawn edging over the eastern hills, I ventured down to the southernmost stretch of a favorite piece of public access land and followed the flags along the hillside break to the final mark on my...
By Doug Leier It’s not written in any expert ice safety advice column, but I’ll always remind hard-water anglers how valuable experience can be. If you’ve never tried ice fishing before this pandemic impacted year, with all the cancellations of activities and events, now might be the time to pick up a new hobby or...
A judge bound a 29-year-old Williston man over for trial on a class AA felony charge of murder after a hearing Wednesday, Dec. 2.
A woman is facing a felony criminal charge after police say she scratched an officer who was trying to arrest her and drew blood.
A 44-year-old man who was arrested Monday night and accused of rape has died, the Williams County Sheriff’s Office said in a news release.
A 26-year-old man pleaded guilty Tuesday, Nov. 24, to negligent homicide, more than a year after being accused of killing another man at a Williston apartment building.
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The Williston Herald held its second annual 20 Under 40 banquet on Frida…
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