Good morning, Williston.

The Missouri-Yellowstone Confluence Interpretive Center near Williston is offering free summer programming through June that features sessions on early hunting tools, guided nature walks, and a film screening with a fossil activity on June 28th and 29th.

Children must attend with an adult and registration is not required (all times are in Central time).

Annette Sluder, a write-in candidate who announced her bid less than three weeks ago, unofficially won the Williston Basin School Board race—974 people wrote her name, beating Dennis Nehring by over 500 votes.

Votes will be canvassed on June 23 and she is expected to join the board in July.

City Measure 2025-01 passed with overwhelming support—extending and reenacting the 1% sales tax and use tax to fund the Parks and Recreation District in Williston.

Williston City Commissioners approved Lucas Gjovig to fill the vacancy left by former commissioner Tate Cymbaluk.

Mayor Howard Klug said Gjovig—with experience as CEO of Go Wireline and longtime chairman of the Planning and Zoning Commission—was chosen from 13 candidates and will serve through next June.