McLean County Independent News
COVID-19 cases in state plummet
While the number of active cases of COVID-19 have gone up slightly in McLean County, active cases overall in the state are continuing to drop, two years after the first case was reported in the state.
Agencies anticipate lower lake levels
Spring isn't here yet, but it's fast approaching. And, if there is not major snowpack in the mountains or moisture from late snow and springs rains in this area, Lake Sakakawea could see lower lake levels.
City council looks at subdivision idea
Discussion regarding a potential subdivision located on the southern end of the city was had by the Garrison City Council and those parties involved Monday evening.
Sales and Use approves funding for Wally statue
Wally the Walleye will be getting a facelift.
Area newspapers change hands
Three area newspapers and a shopper were sold this week by BHG Inc. to NorDak North Publishing, owned by J. Louis Mullen.
Fund-raising the roof
Recent fundraisers netted over $43,000 for Camp of the Cross, which will use the money to renovate a chapel at their camp southwest of Garrison.
Heritage hatuúnú
Traveling west into White Shield, an unusual sight may greet you as you drive into town.
School board agrees to consider HS gym expansion
A resounding majority of responses in favor of expanding the high school gym led the Garrison Public School board to vote in favor of considering the project.
Parks and Rec seeking managers
A restructuring of management within the Garrison Parks and Rec board will be moved up following the resignation of their assistant manager.
Food pantries are twice blessed
More food is on the shopping lists of four food pantries in the region who are benefiting from St. Joseph’s Community Health Foundation’s Twice Blessed campaign.