Years after originally being declared a dangerous building, the former Law Enforcement Center is finally coming down.
Years after originally being declared a dangerous building, the former Law Enforcement Center is finally coming down.
Students in the area are getting a warm surprise thanks to the generosit…
It was an afternoon full of smiles, tears and thanks, all due to the gen…
The Williston Area Chamber of Commerce recognized some of Williston’s be…
Williston’s longest running oil and gas trade show will celebrate its 10…
Hold your phone and enter in your activity calendar for Saturday, Jan. 2…
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The James Memorial found some top-notch artists for its first Membership…
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The Williston Community Library is adding a few splashes of color and a …
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The death of a friend’s husband, killed while serving in the military, i…
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The North Dakota Aeronautics Commission announced that airport passenger…
The Williston City Commission approved another round of STAR Fund grants…
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Fort Union Trading Post has named Alice Hart, a long time federal employ…
Public Works and the City Landfill will be closed Monday, Jan. 20 for Ma…
Williston High School’s drama department was left speechless on Wednesda…
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Sloulin Field’s terminal building will soon be taking on a new role as t…