McLean County Independent News
A measure of appreciation
When there is a horrific traffic accident, devastating fire or a medical emergency, who is the first call? Emergency responders drop everything to help others, no matter the time of day
Bleeding for a cause
This Tuesday, the community has the opportunity to pick a side and donate blood in the name of their favorite co-op, CHS-Garrison or Farmers Union Oil Company.
Mothers growing together, establishing connections
The Lake Sakakawea Mothers of Preschoolers group is thriving in its second year.
No rest for a working man Hummel still mowing at 90
“I will work as long as I can still move around.” Those are the words of 90 year-old Jim Hummel, who was happy to hear he would be returning to work this spring.
Setting a good example Garrison recognizedby the Governor
Garrison was commended several times during Gov. Doug Burgum’s 2018 Main Street Initiative Summit in Bismarck last week.
Camp feels the generosity
For the past five years, Camp of the Cross Ministries has been working diligently to achieve the goal of a new Fellowship Center.
Treating a nursing shortage
Those in the Garrison area who wanted to be a Licensed Practical Nurse or a Registered Nurse, but weren’t able to go to college, may get a second chance.
Reeling in a positive fishing report
Among countless events within the community, Garrison is well know for neighboring Lake Sakakawea and its fantastic fishing.
A howlin’ good business
Garrison’s Main Street business district is going to the dogs.
Looking back on accomplishments
The Garrison Area Improvement Association had a busy 2017. At the annual meeting Monday, GAIA told a full room of the many grants and accomplishments the group did in the past year.
