Mckenzie Counties News Today

Declutter with purpose! Donate furniture, clothing, and household goods to the Williston Basin United Way's community sale on May 25, benefiting local social service organizations.

Approval of $20,000 per acre is being set aside for land acquisition, after an area family's $500,000 litigation dropped. Considerations for eminent domain to seize property remains a possibility.

The North Dakota chapter of the North Dakota chapter of the American Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers, releases its annual report of the actual “arms-length farmland sales its members worked on for clients. Non-irrigated cropland sales rose by 28%, exceeding the 2013 record 7.4% or by $219 per acre. Cropland rental rates were up, but are expected to hold steady in 2022

Montana has some good ones, but a surprisingly LOW number of National Historic Landmarks compared to most other states. With all of our Lewis and Clark type history, you'd think Montana would absolutely dominate the West at least. But we don't even win that category.

Montana has some good ones, but a surprisingly LOW number of National Historic Landmarks compared to most other states. With all of our Lewis and Clark type history, you'd think Montana would absolutely dominate the West at least. But we don't even win that category.

Montana has some good ones, but a surprisingly LOW number of National Historic Landmarks compared to most other states. With all of our Lewis and Clark type history, you'd think Montana would absolutely dominate the West at least. But we don't even win that category.

On this date in 1916, residents of Williams and McKenzie Counties learned that they would soon be able to cross the Missouri River at Williston with no difficulty. The Golden Valley Chronicle announced that a new pontoon bridge would be ready before the end of the month. Mr. P.M. Calderwood, president of the Missouri River Bridge Company of Williston, announced that only unforeseen delays could prevent the bridge from opening on time.