Scott Haugen, Director of Content, is a passionate writer and storyteller known for his keen insights into local events and unconventional perspectives. Born and raised in Grenora, Scott graduated from Grenora High School in 1993 and furthered his education at the University of North Dakota in Williston, earning his degree in 1995. He embarked on his radio/writing career the same year when he was hired at a local station. With an unyielding love for his community, Scott delves into the heart of local events, illuminating aspects that often escape notice. His distinctive approach captivates readers, urging them to see the world through a different lens. Scott's commitment to showcasing the extraordinary in the ordinary makes him a respected figure in the realm of local journalism, fostering a deep connection between the community and his work. When I am not on-air, I enjoy working in my yard, a great steak, Vegas, Keno, and a cool Coca-Cola. I also love the Vikings, and I do enjoy getting back to Grenora to watch the Gophers or Mon-Dak Thunder play from time to time too. I genuinely love the Mon-Dak region, and the best part of my job is meeting all of our great listeners.
Scott Haugen
Car Issues That Could Get You Pulled Over in North Dakota
Driving in North Dakota can be a breeze—wide open roads, stunning scenery, and maybe a cow or two to keep things interesting. But even in the Peace Garden State, the long arm of the law is keeping an eye out for cars with some less-than-legal quirks. Here...
Big Farms, Big Impact: Western ND’s Top Counties for Farmland
When you think of North Dakota, you probably picture vast fields, tractors, and hardworking folks in flannels. And you’d be right! North Dakota is home to some of the hardest-working people in the country, particularly when it comes to farming. The ...
North Dakota’s Measure 4: What You Need to Know Before the November Election
As we approach November 5, North Dakota voters will be heading to the polls to make critical decisions at the local, state, and national levels. One of the most talked-about topics on the state ballot is Measure 4, a proposal that could significantly impact how property taxes are handled in North Dakota...
Get Informed: Weather Modification Town Hall Coming to Williston ND
On Thursday, September 26th, a public town hall meeting will be held in Williston, North Dakota, to discuss the future of weather modification operations in the counties of Williams and Mountrail. In advance of the upcoming vote, which will determine whether or not the county weather modification activities will be continued, the event will provide voters with the opportunity to get additional inf
What Will North Dakota’s Winter Be Like? Just Ask a Woolly Bear Caterpillar!
North Dakotans know winter can be unpredictable, but did you know that the fuzzy little woolly bear caterpillar might hold the secret to this year’s forecast? According to folklore, woolly bear caterpillars—also called woolly worms—are nature’s weather prophets, giving us clues about the severity of the upcoming winter based on their unique coloring.
How Does It Work?
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A Heartfelt Thanks to North Dakota’s Hardworking Farmers
As the golden fields stretch across North Dakota, it’s easy to see why farming is the heartbeat of this great state. With over 2 million farms across the United States, most run by hardworking families, North Dakota stands tall as a major contributor to the nation’s food supply. Stacker re...
Williston ND Set to Break Ground on New Elementary School!
Williston is about to discover some very exciting times! The Williston Basin School District #7 (WBSD7) is getting ready for the groundbreaking of our brand-new elementary school! On Friday, October 4, 2024, at five o'clock in the afternoon, the first shovels will dig into the future at 1316 33rd Street West, which is located in Williston Square. Mark you...
Williston North Dakota Comes Together For The Mike Brunelle Benefit
A benefit dinner and auction will take place on September 26, 2024, at the UMV Fairgrounds in Williston, ND, to support Mike Brunelle, who was seriously injured in a farm accident earlier this year.
On May 25, 2024, Mike sustained multiple head and neck injuries in the accident and was airlifted to Bismarck, where he spent seven days receiving treatment...
Running Low on Cash? North Dakota’s Favorite Side Hustles to the Rescue!
The weekend is fast approaching, but if you’ve got more month left at the end of your money, going out might seem a bit... out of budget. If that’s the case, you may be eyeing a side hustle to bring in a few extra bucks. But what’s the most popular side gig in our region? Thanks to a rece...
North Dakota Law Enforcement Warn of “Brushing” Scam: Protect Your Information
With all the scams bombarding us daily, here is another one to be aware of. Law enforcement across North Dakota, including the Fargo Police Department, is warning residents about a growing “brushing” scam that has surfaced in Fargo and other states.
Beware of...