McLean County Independent News
Skating into the new year
More than 180 kids have glided onto the ice at the Crawford Skate Arena in just a week’s time.
An unthinkable illness
Two month-old Conner Hudgen has not had an easy life, so far. Parents, Ben and Marquis Hudgen, found out at 28 weeks pregnant that the little boy they were expecting had D-Transposition of the great arteries.
Airing out co-op concerns
The ball is in the court of the Garrison School Board on whether the district continues its regular co-op with Max.
County cuts coming
McLean County departments will likely see some budget cuts in the new year.
Breaking the ice on hypothermia
The Garrison-Max Ambulance Service undergoes the best kind of training in preparing for the worst.
It’s so good to be home
There’s no place like home. There’s no place like home. Matt and Megan Kielman and their family,Trapper, 3, McCoy, 5, Adell, 12, and Evolet, 7, of Benedict have faced tragedy not once, but twice, losing their home in both instances.
Continuing a tradition
A tradition spanning more than three decades continued Tuesday night with wrapping of gifts for the annual Garrison Chamber of Commerce’s Gifts from the Heart campaign.
CHI to partner with Dignity Health
Catholic Health Initiatives (CHI) and Dignity Health signed an agreement to combine ministries and create a new, nonprofit Catholic Health System.
Reinvigorating communities
Garrison city leaders got the chance to rub elbows with their governor, Doug Burgum, Tuesday night.
Engaging communities to become stronger
About a dozen communities have been visited by Governor Doug Burgum as he advances his signature program, the Main Street ND Initiative. Garrison is the latest to showcase what works and what can be done to reinvigorate communities in North Dakota.
