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One Strange Night is All You Need
Thad Case & Gio Johnson on the set of One Strange Night during rehearsal. Get ready for a night of laughter and surprises with One Strange Night, directed by Jim Ryen and sponsored by the WSC Foundation. This hilarious play will be performed April 20-24 and is sure to have you entertained. The play follows […]
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11th Annual Home & Garden Show
This weekend the Western Area Builders Association will be holding its 11th annual Home and Garden Show at the Raymond Family Community Center here in Williston. This yearly event showcases local businesses in the construction and home improvement industry. If you’re in the market for new siding, gutters, roofing, or home remodeling, this is the […]
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WAVA April Art Show Dedicated to Linda Beard
Williston Area Visual Artists (WAVA) invites you to join us for an artist’s reception April 13, 2023 from 7-8:30 pm at the James Memorial Art Center. WAVA is proud to dedicate the WAVA April Art Show to Linda Beard, our departed dear friend and member of our club. As a club, our mission is to […]
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Strong Women, Strong Connections
The Bakken is a test of every strength we have as humans. We all know the Bakken is a 24 hour industry that never sleeps and whether it’s negative 30 degree wind chills or scorching 100 degree summer days, the Bakken shows us who we really are and what we are capable of. Women of […]
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ASB Innovation Academy: “What is innovative Learning?” and Other Questions Answered
In his effort to further aid Williston School District #7 in its mission of providing adequate education for its increasing student population, the district’s newest Superintendent, Dr. Richard Faidley, proposed a drastic and highly controversial plan to revamp the new ASB Innovation Academy – only three years after its opening. This revolutionary facility helped introduce […]
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3 Steps to Simplify Tax Prep so You Can File on Time
Spring is noted for the sense of rejuvenation it inspires when temperatures warm up and flowers begin to bloom. But in the United States, the onset of spring is followed shortly thereafter by tax season, which typically generates entirely different feelings than the first sight of spring blooms. The deadline to file tax returns in […]
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The Right to Read with Your Local Library
The state of North Dakota is one of many where lawmakers are targeting local libraries for the contents within. Right now, library workers are in an uncomfortable position regarding how these bills are presented. Library workers are tasked with upholding the First Amendment, the freedom of speech, by providing information to the community in various […]
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Williston Basin School District 7 Fast Facts
With the upcoming Middle School Reconfiguration Public Forum coming up this week (and next), I wanted to share a bit of information from the Long-Term Facilities Planning Report, School Board Presentation, held May 3, 2022, and Presented by Consultant Dr. Jeffrey M. Schatz. General Guiding Principles for Making Decisions about Facility Needs (as found in […]
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Mondak Animal Rescue Gets A Boost
We’ve all heard “Adopt, don’t Shop.” Most of us remember Bob Barker’s tagline, “Help control the pet population. Have your pets spayed or neutered.” If you’ve been in Williston for a bit, you’ve heard of the Mondak Animal Rescue. At their annual All Fur Love event, they announced a 6 million dollar donation from Lois […]
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Entertainment Inc.! Presents: You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown
To say that Entertainment, Inc! has done it again is quite the understatement. They have turned all of their adult actors into children for a show right out of the comics. The local nonprofit that focuses on the very word in its name is known for its entertaining plays and musicals that it puts on […]
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Ritter Brothers Diamond Cutters
Photo credit: Amara Lee Photography I can still hear Tim’s voice from the radio and television commercials from days past, and my jewelry box holds many pieces crafted and purchased from the fine folks at Ritter Brothers. A Downtown Staple since 1976, Tim Ritter started in 73 as an apprentice diamond cutter, silversmithing, construction, repair, […]
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Vocella Inc. Acquires “The Oracle” and “Williston Connections”
By J.C. LaBar We are always looking to expand our offerings and find new ways to help promote small businesses. We are pleased to announce that Vocella has acquired two additional properties – the original Facebook social group, “Williston Connections,” and the community newspaper, “The Fortuna Oracle.” We feel these properties will contribute significantly towards […]
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