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Cash Wise store officials break ground in Tioga with the help of local leaders
By Resa Haukedahl Though construction is just beginning, Cash Wise Foods is joining the Tioga community.
BATTLING THE BUGS Minot, Williston and other locations will get some help in battling pesky mosquitoes this summer after the Air Force Reserve Command approved requests for aerial spraying.
Idea nixed for new city in N. Dakota's oil patch
The Williston Herald reports that the Williams County Commission voted unanimously Tuesday to deny a petition to create an incorporated city called Bakken Village.
Williston, N.D. It was about 25 years ago, Dave Hynek figures, when his Aunt Doris died.
BP: US oil production sees biggest rise in 62 years
An oil derrick is seen at a fracking site for extracting oil outside of Williston, N.D. A surge in US oil production, the biggest in six decades, according to BP, is largely due to new drilling techniques that recover oil from shale rock formations across North Dakota, Pennsylvania, and other parts of the country.
Grand Forks woman crowned Miss North Dakota
After three days of competition in the oil boom town of Williston, a Grand Forks woman has been crowned Miss North Dakota.
Water Restrictions Lifted in Western ND Cities
Water restrictions have been lifted in some western North Dakota cities. The restrictions affected Williston, Watford City, Trenton and rural water systems in Williams and McKenzie counties.
Sauvageau Set to Pass Along Miss ND Crown
Rosie Sauvageau has had quite a year as Miss North Dakota "Definitely a whirlwind is probably the best way I`d describe the experience.
MINOT AIR FORCE BASE When the USS North Dakota, a Virginia-class nuclear submarine named for North Dakota, is ready to sail, Senior Chief Machinist Mate Richard Hicks and Electronics Technician 1st Class Robert Anderson will be on it.
Williamson & Associates Offers Expert Legal Services to Represent Businesses
Williamson & Associates offers expert legal services for any matters related to business contracts, agreements, negotiations, business acquisitions.
Air Force Spray Mission up in the Air
Last week, the Air Force Reserve was in Williston, spraying the river banks to prevent larva from hatching into mosquitos.
Badlands retail development breaking ground in Williston
A failed bid to turn a subdivision into residential homes for fast-growing Williston, N.D., could pay off anyway, as the developer pivots to a retail focus.
Six Men to be Ordained to the Diocesan Priesthood
It is the second time the Diocese has ordained such a large number. The ceremony will take place at the Cathedral of the Holy Spirit in Bismarck on June 13, 2013.
Williston implements mandatory water restrictions
Officials in the Williston area are implementing mandatory water restrictions due to reduced capacity at the water treatment plant in the city.
Man standing trial in friend's death
The ex-girlfriend of a Florida man on trial for allegedly running over his friend with his pickup truck and killing him near Culbertson last year, testified the defendant admitted to her he may have caused the death, according to court testimony Tuesday in Wolf Point.
Inside Business: Northern Improvement
Northern Improvement has come a long way from its humble beginnings as a successor to the McCormick Construction Company.
Williams and McKenzie Counties Experience Critical Water Supply Situation
Mayor Ward Koeser has declared a critical water supply situation for Williams County and McKenzie County.
Construction begins for Renaissance Heights residential project in Williston
Construction work has commenced on the planned three-phase Renaissance Heights residential Project in Williston, North Dakota, which upon completion, will add approximately 750 units to the area.
Water Restrictions for NW North Dakota
The City of Williston and the Western Area Water Supply Authority are asking businesses and residents to limit their water use.