Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 8th of March.
Good morning, Williston.
North Dakota airports, including the Williston airport, had over 103,000 boardings in January despite a 3-6% drop from last year.
Officials said the month was the second busiest on record as airlines increased available seats + boosting local confidence.
Eighth graders at Horizon Middle School showcased their National History Day projects Friday to friends, teachers and families at the school.
The display highlighted their research and presentation skills.
The Williston Basin School District announced that Kenzi Brown (CTE Director) will step down at the end of June to be closer to family.
The district has posted the position and commended her work in expanding early learning and career education opportunities.
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department introduced a new Explorer Program that will let high school students see the agency’s work indoors + outdoors.
More details on registration and scheduling are expected to be released soon.
The Class B girls state tournament semifinal highlighted a hard-fought contest as the teams competed for a spot in the state final.
Local sports officials shared key moments from the match that energized the community.
Highlights from the WDA girls state qualifier showcased strong athletic performances by local high school teams.
The event took place recently (in the community) and set the stage for upcoming competitions.
Mason's birthday was celebrated by his Alexander teammates after the state qualifier with cake, candles + a signed basketball, shared in photos and video on March 6.
The event highlighted the spirit of the team during a key game.
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