McLean County Independent News
Bond election costs explained
When Garrison voters head to the polls Nov. 13, they will be voting on a $9 million school bond issue. If it passes by more than the required 60 percent majority, taxpayers will see higher taxes beginning in 2013 on their homes and property.
General election Tuesday
The General Election is only a few days away, but many McLean County voters have already cast their ballots.
Corps considers transfer to state of some rec sites
Since the Garrison Dam was completed in 1954, most of the land around Lake Sakakawea was overseen by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
School plans outlined
A diverse group – from young to seniors, from teachers to former board members – turned out Monday evening to learn more about the Nov. 13 bond election to remodel and build on the two Garrison schools.
Bond election meeting Monday
A pitch was made Tuesday evening to get as many people as possible to attend a meeting to launch the marketing of a $9 million school bond election.
Ballots coming in
The General Election is still about three weeks off, but already about half of the eligible voters in McLean County have or will be casting their ballot via the Vote-by-Mail method.
Details form on bond issue
The same day Velva will host a grand opening on its new school addition, dozens of people will gather 65 miles away to discuss what to take to voters for a Nov. 13 $9 million bond election.
Peavey elevator to come down
A landmark in Garrison’s skyline that has stood for decades will soon be no more. The Peavey elevator is scheduled for demolition.
Bond issue advanced
It’s time to get the ball rolling, bringing a bond issue before the patrons of the Garrison School District.
Garbage provider chosen
Waste Management will be the new garbage service provider for Garrison, beginning Jan. 1.
