Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 30th of July.
Good morning, Williston.
For over 100 years, Scouting in Williston has taught local youth teamwork and useful outdoor skills that help them grow into responsible adults.
The program welcomes children from kindergarten onward and supports family activities outside—traditions that are expected to continue enriching the community.
Deja Brew, a drive-thru coffee kiosk at 1006 Main Street, is run by local mother-daughter duo Jody Cymbaluk and Addison Balogh, who combine creative drinks with a strong focus on community.
They partner with local businesses and host events — including fundraisers and outreach efforts — to give back to Williston.
Farmers in western North Dakota have faced a year of extreme weather with drought, heavy rain, and hailstorms that damaged wheat, canola, and peas while corn and sunflowers recovered.
Locals note that although some crops suffered, they remain optimistic about next year's harvest — trusting in the resilience built into farming.
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.
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