Good morning, Williston.

Yesterday, Williston Water World held its grand opening ceremony and officially opened its water park to the public.

Tammie Wicorek, front-end manager at Reynolds Market, presented a $655 donation to Janelle Chamberlain on behalf of the Boys & Girls Club of the MonDak—supporting local youth programs.

Williston Police Department is asking the public for help identifying a theft suspect shown in photos and video on its Facebook page.

Today, the Williams County Vector Control District begins aerial mosquito control treatments in Trenton and surrounding areas, scheduled through July 19 + may be rescheduled if weather does not allow.

The EPA-approved product Imperium + Deltamethrin is used, and residents are advised to take precautions during dusk and dawn.

On July 15th at 7:00 a.m. CST, Williams County and Township gravel and chip seal roads in Zones 4, 5 and 6 were restricted to a 6-ton axle weight limit due to heavy rain.

Permits approved earlier for vehicles over the limit were voided and the roads were set for re-evaluation throughout the day.

Williston’s airport received over $1 million in a federal grant for a new multi-function snow removal vehicle—capable of plowing and sweeping—to keep runways safe during winter, while the grant covers about 95% of the cost and the city plus state Aeronautics Commission split the rest.

A new measles case was reported Tuesday in North Dakota as the state's total climbed to 36 cases, with Williams County reporting 18 — the second case in over a month.

Officials noted the diagnosis was received after the patient’s isolation period ended.

North Dakota Chokecherry Festival

4-9 p.m. — Davidson Park — Free entry — Celebrate local culture with music, food, and family activities at the annual Chokecherry Festival.