A rancher from Beach, Rodney Brown, was recently named Honorary Inspector by the North Dakota Stockmen’s Association (NDSA) after his 44 years of service as a brand inspector. These awards are given annually at the NDSA convention held this year in Bismarck on Sept. 24.
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On Sunday, October 30th your kids can trick or treat early! Fairview will be hosting "Trick or Treat in Sharbono Park" event from 4 to 6 p.m.
Inflation has bumped the price of the Cancer Care expansion to $7.5 million, but the project is still on track for completion in December of 2023, right after a new radiation vault is constructed. The new unit will then be ready for operation by January 2024.
Keystone Xl’s $15 billion pipeline claim against the United State is all set to proceed. Prominent French arbitrator Alexis Mourre has been ta…
Harold Hamm has invested a very large chunk of change into North Dakota’s future, with the dedication of $10 million for what will forever mor…
A rancher from Beach, Rodney Brown, was recently named Honorary Inspector by the North Dakota Stockmen’s Association (NDSA) after his 44 years of service as a brand inspector. These awards are given annually at the NDSA convention held this year in Bismarck on Sept. 24.
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The NDSU Extension Center hosted another Fall Weed Forum with some innovative additions brought to this year’s conference.
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After meeting at the NDSU dryland crop tour in July, the Williston Herald was offered an opportunity to tour the Leonardite Products mine in Williams County, one of the few places in the United States known for the raw material.
How can the weight of a large round bale become a deadly force?
Last fall saw the first year of electronic posting (eposting) in North Dakota. For most, it’s like the first time you shoot a rifle or call in a goose, it gets easier with time. Even so, there’s also a benefit to going back over the basics.
There is a lot of transition happening on Devils Lake right now, and I’m guessing this is the story for most of our waters in North Dakota. It’s just that time of year! Water temperatures fall at night and warm during the day. Weed growth begins to die off, and lots of food becomes available.
By Maddie Davis mdavis@willistonherald.com
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North Dakota State University will induct seven individuals into the Bison Athletic Hall of Fame on Friday, Sept. 30. This year’s honorees will comprise the 50th annual class to be inducted.
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department will lift the Tuesday-Wednesday camping restriction on state wildlife management areas for the Labor Day holiday week.
A federal duck stamp is required for waterfowl hunters 16 and older beginning Sept. 1. Waterfowl includes ducks, geese, swans, mergansers and coots.
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.
Keystone Xl’s $15 billion pipeline claim against the United State is all set to proceed. Prominent French arbitrator Alexis Mourre has been ta…
Bakken Energy’s proposed hydrogen hub has received an invitation from the U.S. Department Department of Energy’s Loan Programs Office to proce…
Harold Hamm has invested a very large chunk of change into North Dakota’s future, with the dedication of $10 million for what will forever mor…
North Dakota appears to have a second option for a hydrogen hub. The Clean Sustainable Energy authority has awarded $10 million for a front-en…
Cashwise in Williston held their grand re-opening on Wednesday to showcase their brighter and more open floor plan after a recent storewide remodel.
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There is a new restaurant popping up in town, and the Williston Herald had the opportunity to check it out for the first soft opening night. D…
Upper Missouri Ministries (UMM) in Epping received a $300,000 grant from Strengthen ND through its Creative Community Solutions grantmaking pr…
“If your a local here in Watford City right now, you’re a minority,” Director of Long X Arts Foundation Jessie Veeder Scofield said. The Long …
By Nick Simonson With the youth pheasant weekend in just a few days on Sat. Oct. 1, and the general pheasant opener just a week later on Oct. 8, hunters are checking their boots, loading shells in their vests, and figuring out which parcels of their favorite hunting grounds they’ll hit when their opportunity opens...
By Nick Simonson Grass equals birds. Habitat equals deer. Clean water equals fish. These are the things I along with many other hunters and anglers have come to know in the outdoors. I can recall once cutting from corner to corner on a dirt field to grab the pickup truck and collect my dog and...
By Doug Leier Last week I wrote about the Game and Fish Department’s Private Land Open To Sportsmen program, which provides walk-in access to hunters on thousands of acres across the state. The PLOTS Guide, which features these walk-in tracts, also includes public land hunting access information, including more than 200 wildlife management areas totaling...
During National Child Passenger Safety Week, September 18-24, 2022, the North Dakota Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) in partnership with Vision Zero warns parents and caregivers not to transition their children from a belt positioning booster seat to only a seat belt too early.…
The North Dakota Highway Patrol (NDHP) is deploying a new vehicle aimed to be less conspicuous to help make it easier for troopers to detect aggressive and crash-causing drivers.
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Duty often calls even before a police officer takes his official oath, which was the case for Williston native and newly sworn in Officer Shawn Egge.
The Watford City Police Department has arrested 30-year-old Andre Deshawn Morris of Enid, Oklahoma, after receiving several reports of Morris shooting at a group of party-goers in a hotel parking lot.
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Country band Diamond Rio played a concert in Ray on Friday, Aug. 6
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.
With all the latest food crazes, diets and lifestyles that are going on in this world, the loudest complaint seems to involve taste. How can I make this taste good so that my family will eat it? My spouse refuses to eat this because I got it out of my latest "diet" book... or my favorite, it…
As most gardeners are, I am overly excited at planting time. If I have the room and the weather cooperates, I usually plant way more than I can eat and preserve. One never knows what the growing season will bring, and you don’t want to be short on vegetables!
It’s that time of the year again when pumpkin spice latte enthusiasm starts becoming contagious. The peppermint lovers start shifting on the edge of their seats in anticipation of stocking up for the year, and fresh apple pies and peach crisps start baking in the oven; warming up the home an…
It’s now September and with only a few more days of summer ahead of us and the start of school behind us, a vast majority of us have started watching the days becoming noticeably shorter. For many, this is the also the unofficial start of their favorite season, football. Friday night lights,…
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