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During National Hunger Action Month in September, MFBN launches its largest fundraiser of the year, Feed Montana. All funds raised through this campaign will go directly towards providing food for people experiencing food insecurity across Montana. According to Feeding America, 1 in 9 Montanans, including 1 in 6 children, are experiencing food insecurity. This year, MFBN aims to raise $90,000, which will help provide at least 360,000 meals for families throughout the state.
“Recognizing National Hunger Action Month is particularly critical this year as Montanans face increased barriers to affordable, nutritious food. More than ever, our food insecure neighbors need our support,” said MFBN President and Chief Executive Officer, Gayle Carlson. “Let's join together to ensure that every child, adult and senior has consistent access to enough food for an active, healthy life.”
St. Catherines Church in Fairview is hosting a free will donation Fall Dinner on November 9 from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Roast turkey and pork, mashed potatoes and gravy, salads and homemade pies… Read moreSt. Catherines hosting Fall Dinner
By James C. Falcon
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WILLISTON — The Williston City Commission approved an out-of-budget purchase for a police cruiser to replace a vehicle totaled in an August accident. Read moreCity approves purchase of cruiser
By James C. Falcon
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WILLISTON — The Williston Fire Department's Fire Prevention Division is investigating the cause and origin of an apartment fire which took place here last Saturday (Oct. 25) evening. Read moreDamage limited in Saturday night residential fire
By James C. Falcon
james.falcon@willistonherald.com
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The sound of bells ringing will soon fill the MonDak region as the Salvation Army begins its holiday campaigns in Williston and Sidney. Read moreReady for the Red Kettle
The City of Williston is notifying residents that due to high level of turbidity (cloudiness due to river silt) in the Missouri River, production at the water treatment plant has been temporar… Read moreCity of Williston asks residents to conserve water
Williston Basin School District #7 will repurpose the ASB Building on Williston Middle School Central Campus as the ASB Pre-K Center, which will open in Fall 2026. Read moreWBSD7 will repurpose ASB Building
The Williston Area Chamber of Commerce (WACC) is proud to partner with First Lutheran Church for a milestone celebration ribbon cutting at 4:00 p.m., Friday, October 24. Read moreFirst Lutheran celebrating 120 years
By James C. Falcon
james.falcon@willistonherald.com
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WATFORD CITY — A once-vacant stretch on Main Street in Watford City will soon be the site of a new downtown park, thanks to a $400,000 grant from the North Dakota Department of Commerce. Read moreUrban park planned for Watford City
Tickets are now on sale at the MonDak Heritage Center for Pub Night at the MonDak on Friday, October 24th! Pub Night will be a fun filled evening of live music, seasonal beer choices and pub s… Read morePub Night at the MonDak Heritage Center, Oct. 24
By James C. Falcon
james.falcon@willistonherald.com
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WILLISTON — Despite a prediction that fire services in the city would take a hit, the Williston City Commission turned down a $2.9 million grant from FEMA which would have helped fund 15 posit… Read moreCity turns down FEMA grant
