GALLERY
The Coyote Booster Club walleye tournament was held Saturday, May 1. The final results were:
Gracie Hamlin, No. 25 for the Williston High School girls JV1 soccer team, screamed, cried and jumped up and down on Legend's Field Tuesday, April 27.
The James Memorial Art Center hosted Wine Not, a spring wine-tasting event that was rescheduled from 2020.
Williston High School juniors and seniors dressed to impress this weekend for the students' 2021 prom.
Collectors of all ages stopped by MVP Sport Break in Williston for their first cards and memorabilia show.
Williston is looking nice and tidy after some hard work from this year's Clean Williston crew.
One of the Williston High School softball team’s leaders is going to be playing the sport at the next level.
The Williston High School Jazz Band and Vocal Jazz Band performed their spring concert Thursday, April 22 at WHS.
A crew from the Williston Public Works Department spent part of Tuesday, April 20, removing a tree on East Hillcourt.
Over the last year, careers in health care have gotten a new level of prominence.
Ava Marberger, who signed Monday, April 19, with Minnesota State University - Moorhead, said she didn't know where she wanted to go to school. However, there were several reasons why she picked Moorhead, like the fact that the team wanted her to compete with them.
Six new firefighters were honored at a graduation ceremony Saturday.
Organizers of the Williston Polar Plunge are celebrating bringing in more than $30,000 for Special Olympics, beating the fundraising mark set earlier this year in Grand Forks.
Both Montana and North Dakota have opened COVID-19 vaccination to the general public.
The Williston Fire Department recognized six people on their recent promotions on Friday, April 16.
On Sunday, April 11, family and friends gathered in Recreation Park in Williston to remember Barbara Louise Cotton, who disappeared exactly 40 years ago.
Williston was host to several Easter activities this weekend, including the Community Egg Hunt at Spring Lake Park, and the Hippity Paw-Pity Easter's On Its Way event at Mondak Animal Rescue.
In April 1951, the North Dakota landscape changed forever with the discovery of oil. We look back at the discovery through the Herald archive and other sources.
Thousands of eggs filled Davidson Park for the Community Egg Hunt, bringing scores of children to take part in the Spring's first major event.