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Superintendent of Williston Public Schools Resigns after Weeks of Turmoil

By Nicole Skabo on November 20, 2021

On Monday, Nov. 15, the Williston Public School Board accepted the resignation of Superintendent Dr. Jeff Thake. A press release issued by the board stated both the board and Thake have come to an amicable resolution and will be parting ways. Dr. Thake’s resignation comes after questions were raised about possibly $2.5 million being unaccounted for following the merger of Districts 1 and 8 to form District […]

House Passes Huge Spending Bill

By Kim Fundingsland on November 20, 2021

ND Legislators Voice Opposition Washington, D.C. – The United States House of Representatives passed a $1.9 trillion spending bill Friday morning. Dubbed social safety net expansion legislation, the bill passed 220-213. The legislation is a key piece of President Joe Biden’s domestic transformation program. It now goes to the Senate where its passage is expected to […]

Granville Bank Building Still Alive and Strong

By Greg Demme on November 19, 2021

Allis family employs historic site to keep Granville history flourishing GRANVILLE—As you visit many smaller, older towns in North Dakota, the most prominent building you often see is an old bank building. This reality holds true for the town of Granville. Situated just off U.S. Highway 2 almost exactly halfway between Minot and Towner, Granville possesses a rich history, having begun as […]

Buy a Tree, Change a Life

By Kim Fundingsland on November 19, 2021

Return of Holiday Fundraiser MINOT – What started in Florida sunshine has found itself flourishing in the North Dakota winter. Eagles Wings Community Fellowship is once again selling Christmas trees to raise money for special causes. “We sell the trees and give all the money to local and global missions.” Pastor Travis Hovde, Eagles Wings “We sell the trees and give […]

Police Toy Drive

By The Dakotan on November 19, 2021

The Minot Police Department and the North Dakota Fraternal Order of Police, Souris Valley Regional Lodge #7, are again partnering for the 5th Annual Stuff-a-Squad Toy Drive. This event will happen Sunday, Nov. 28, noon – 4 p.m. at the Walmart Supercenter located at 3900 South Broadway in Minot. Members of the public are invited to purchase and donate a […]

Minot City Offices Closed Thanksgiving

By The Dakotan on November 19, 2021

All City of Minot offices will be closed Thursday, Nov. 25, in observance of the Thanksgiving Day holiday. City buses will not run on Thursday, and the Minot Public Library will be closed. The landfill will be closed Thursday, and there will be no residential garbage collection. The next pickup day for residents with Monday/Thursday garbage collection will be […]

Workforce Development Classes Offered in Tioga

By Nicole Skabo on November 19, 2021

TIOGA--Tioga and surrounding area residents have the opportunity to be taking part in specially designed workforce development classes offered by University of Mary. The monthly classes began in June and run through December. They are being offered in conjunction with the Tioga Economic Development Council (EDC) for the reduced cost of $50. “They [Tioga EDC] […]

Cold Favored for Winter Season

By Kim Fundingsland on November 18, 2021

Climate Prediction Center Issues 3-month Outlook It looks like a normal winter ahead for most of North Dakota, with a dose of colder than usual temperatures to start 2022. As for snowfall, long-range outlooks rate the state’s chances as equal, meaning there’s no influential signal indicating greater or lesser snowfall is be expected. That's the take-away from the latest three-month winter […]

Senator Erin Oban Announces She Won't Seek Re-Election

By Greg Demme on November 18, 2021

BISMARCK — North Dakota Senator Erin Oban, D-Dis. 35, Bismarck, announced Thursday, Nov. 18, she will not seek re-election in 2022 when her current term expires. In a detailed post on her Facebook page, Sen. Oban explained the reasons for her decision. “This is not me quitting or giving up,” she wrote. “I’m simply giving […]

Williams County Park Board Forming Master Plan for Park System

By Nicole Skabo on November 18, 2021

WCPB hosts open-houses for public input WILLISTON--Williams County Park Board (WCPB) has been formulating a Park System Master Plan to establish a long-range vision to support the future recreational needs in the county. This plan is based on goals, development, and improvements the park board will prioritize based on funding, needs, and input from the […]

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Featured

Providing Independence

Wrapping Up The Art

Supreme Court Win for Landowners

News Releases

Top Story

North Dakota voters OK term limits for governor, legislators

Providing Independence

Wrapping Up The Art

Supreme Court Win for Landowners

Sports

Opinion

Politics

Superintendent of Williston Public Schools Resigns after Weeks of Turmoil

House Passes Huge Spending Bill

Granville Bank Building Still Alive and Strong

Buy a Tree, Change a Life

Police Toy Drive

Minot City Offices Closed Thanksgiving

Workforce Development Classes Offered in Tioga

Cold Favored for Winter Season

Senator Erin Oban Announces She Won't Seek Re-Election

Williams County Park Board Forming Master Plan for Park System