Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 24th of September.
Good morning, Williston.
🏘️ Community
Recent discussions among residents and small business owners reveal limited store hours, high prices, and low visibility are deterring local shoppers and straining businesses — prompting calls for better communication and flexible hours.
Community members believe improved coordination is essential to sustain the local economy.
The Northwest North Dakota Community Foundation is hosting its second annual Nonprofit Seminar in Williston on Oct.
6 to strengthen leadership, strategic planning, and collaboration among local nonprofits, featuring expert sessions on financial management and legal recordkeeping - and opportunities to connect and build partnerships.
💼 Business
Bre Stahl turned a missed Easter bonnet into Lilac Lane Children's Boutique, a locally owned downtown shop that began with pop-up shops in 2018 to offer unique clothing for kids.
The business now grows its online store and supports local events + strengthens the community.
🎭 Culture
A new ghost-story guide lists ten historic North Dakota sites — including the James Memorial Art Center with reports of unexplained footsteps and sounds — and explains ghost legends.
It notes that Fort Buford near Williston will host free Ghost Walk on Oct. 10 from 6 to 8 p.m.
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