Williston

Seven awards, one night, and a room full of people who've quietly made Williston a better place. The Stars of Williston ceremony is coming September 18.

Farm to Table is coming to Williston, and every ingredient on the plate tells a story rooted right here in Williams County.

Ray High School ranked No. 29 in North Dakota, and Watford City came in at No. 51, both earning spots on a list that covers schools statewide.

Sloulin Elementary officially opened its doors Wednesday, and the community got a first look at the classrooms and spaces where Williston kids will spend their school days starting August 20.

A bike helmet only works if it fits right. Back-to-school season is a good time to double-check before your child hits the road.

Yellow lights mean slow down, red lights mean stop. Simple rules that too many drivers forget once summer ends.

Sloulin Elementary opens its doors to the community this Wednesday with a ribbon cutting at 3:30 p.m. and an open house running until 6:30 that evening.

A 27,000-square-foot baseball and softball training facility is headed to Williston, and it's bringing batting cages, pitching lanes, simulators, and a pro shop with it.

Springbrook Bible Camp is turning 80 this summer, and they're marking it with sweetcorn, handmade quilts, and a freewill lunch that's hard to pass up.

Something quiet but powerful is happening at Harmon Park in Williston this Sunday — and the color of the beads people wear tells a story all on its own.