McLean County Independent News
Ho Ho Ho, bring on the snow
Santa brought a bit of the North Pole with him this Christmas as Garrison saw 15 inches of snow Christmas Day.
Making spirits bright
Bitterly cold temperatures Saturday didn’t deter a large number of volunteers from turning out to fill food baskets for the annual Gifts from the Heart drive.
Land transfer details remain unavailable
Although the Fort Berthold land transfer is said to be complete, U.S. Sen. John Hoeven’s staff remains frustrated with the lack of details or procedures that were to accompany the transfer.
Addresses to say the same
Addresses in Aero Park will remain as they are.
Slow means slow
What part of seeing flashing lights and emergency personnel holding signs saying “slow” or “stop” means ignore this?
It comes down to safety first
In the past two weeks, area school announcements of delays or closings are commonplace.
Snow body's business
The first snow storm of the season came in with a bang, forcing the appearance of snow shovels, snow blowers and snow plows.
Peacekeeper tells other side
While Dakota Access Pipeline protesters and a parade of celebrities grab the headlines, there’s one story not frequently being told.
A new twist on an old tale
The curtain is set to go up on a Dickens Village Festival tradition – the Sakakawea Area Council for the Arts’ performance of Charles Dickens’ classic tale, “A Christmas Carol.”
Tapping into additional funds
The Garrison-Max Ambulance Service is funded, in part, through the levying of mills on taxpayers in the district’s service area in McLean County.
