This week, Walmart announced that it would no longer be selling ammunition for handguns at its stores across the United States. The company also issued a statement asking customers not to openly carry firearms in the store, even in states where it's legal to do so.
The Williston Coyotes played a scrimmage on Friday, Aug. 23, and their first regular season game is set for Friday at home against the Watford City Wolves.
The Sidney community lost an important voice and friend earlier this month with the passing earlier this month of Kent “Maverick” Simonis, longtime radio host and a deeply involved member of the community. The Herald asked some of his friends and coworkers what Mav's loss meant to them.
About 525 area fifth graders learned the story of wheat by baking a loaf of bread on Monday at the Raymond Family Center, as part of the 66th annual National Hard Spring Wheat Show.
Williston Public School District No. 1 is asking voters to OK two measures to help fund new schools. The election will be at the Williston ARC Tuesday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Voters will weigh in on a number of positions Tuesday, including three Williams County Commission seats, state's attorney, sheriff and state legislative races. The Herald has profiled candidates in those races, as well as for U.S. Senate and the U.S. House of Representatives.
The Williston Herald, along with the Williston Area Chamber of Commerce, hosted two candidate forums in late September.
Election Day is Tuesday, with primaries for state and county races and the general election for the city of Williston, Williston Public School District No. 1 and Williams County Public School District No. 8. Here is our coverage of the candidates up for election.
A look at the Herald's coverage so far of Williston Public School District No. 1's plan to address growing enrollment.
Over the weekend the Coyotes traveled to Minot to compete in the WDA regional tournament.
The Herald staff is counting down the most important stories of 2017. Think we missed something? Send us a note or leave a comment and tell us what you think should have been included.
Here are the Herald's pick for the most important stories from 2016.
A look at the prep teams starting up for the winter season
A five-part series that examines the different perspectives on the Dakota Access protests.
Hundreds turned out on Wednesday night to hear Eva Kor, a Holocaust survivor and one of the last living Mengele twins, share her experiences with a crowd at Williston State College.
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