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Cooks on Main celebrates grand reopening with Le Creuset Shop (opens the original)
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WILLISTON — Those interested in upgrading their kitchen were welcomed by Cooks on Main to browse its new Le Creuset Shop at its grand opening on Sept. 25, adding a wide selection of high-quality cookware to its existing store. Tri-County Regional Development Council Executive Director and Small Business Development Center advisor Cyrena Weeks introduced those in attendance for the ribbon-cutting ceremony, which she said was organized by the Williston Area Chamber of Commerce. She then invited Co
Tioga sues Teraflex for alleged damages regarding ‘Roller Coaster Road’ (opens the original)
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TIOGA — A lawsuit first filed in 2024 regarding Tioga’s 2021 South Main Street reconstruction project appears to finally be heading to trial on Dec. 14. According to public court records from North Dakota’s Northwest Judicial District obtained by the Williston Herald via a formal records request, the City of Tioga, Teraflex, Terracon Consultants and Keller Paving & Landscaping have been locked in a legal dispute over the past several years. This dispute may or may not be resolved at a juried tri
Critical Data House provides update on Project Fighting Pike progress (opens the original)
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WILLISTON — In previous reporting, the Williston Herald observed no visible activity on a lot where Critical Data House originally stated it would operate a $10 billion, 450-acre data center by January 2027, dubbed Project Fighting Pike. Following this reporting, representatives from Critical Data House responded to the Herald to share an update on the project’s progress. The bottom line: Project Fighting Pike is still planned to commence, but it is not expected to be operational until late 2028
County approves 3% final levy increase for 2027 (opens the original)
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WILLISTON — The Williams County Commission approved its final 2027 budget and levy during Tuesday’s meeting, marking no changes from August’s proposed 3% levy increase. The commission held a public hearing at the start of the meeting for anyone to pose any questions, comments or concerns regarding the proposed budget and levy prior to its vote for approval. No members of the public decided to speak. The commission then approved the final budget and levy with no discussion. The final budget and l
School district approves 3% levy increase for 2026-2027 (opens the original)
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WILLISTON — Keeping in line with the 3% levy increase it proposed at its Aug. 10 meeting , the Williston Basin School District #7 Board unanimously voted to approve its 2026-2027 academic year budget and levy. Business Manager Mike Arnold informed board members that no substantial changes were made between the proposed levy and the one before the board during Monday’s meeting, other than one shift in presentation. Arnold said the preliminary budget had presented a $2.85 million surplus, but that
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