McLean County Independent News
Bringing care & hope
ER. Two letters that speak volumes all by themselves. It can be the scariest place, yet, it can be the most comforting to someone in need of emergency medical attention.
Board debates hospital lots
Should the Garrison-Max Rural Ambulance District purchase two lots from CHI St. Alexius Health? If the price is right, board members said, “you bet.”
Aiding in recovery for Houston
Following the devastating destruction in Texas, Garrison Schools found a way to get involved in the relief effort.
Hats for Harvey
With Hurricane Harvey not only taking a toll on Texans physically and emotionally, it’s also hurting people’s hearts around the nation. Garrison High School wants to show its support and help Texas in its time of need.
Restoring more than memories
Driving along the countryside of North Dakota, it’s a common sight to see old, deteriorating vehicles in fields and tree rows, parked for many years.
County enrollments stay stable
Steady stays the course for schools throughout McLean County. Enrollment remains stable as the 2017-18 school year begins.
A change of perspective
Desks in straight rows, students told to sit down, be quiet, look straight ahead. This is the image seen when walking into most classrooms across the nation. Garrison isn’t much different. As of now.
Just Livin’ the Dream
Two big events are taking place at Fort Stevenson State Park, Saturday – the 5th Annual Fort Stevenson Regatta and the ever popular Garrison Chamber of Commerce’s Beach Party.
It’s a wrap for CANDISC
Whether they had ridden for one year, 10 or all 25, it was a bittersweet ending to an era for all participants of Cycling Around North Dakota in Sakakawea Country.
It comes down to enforcement
“It all comes down to liability issues.” Those are the words of Laura Hellebush, Parks and Recreation Department chairman, as she talked about the issue of dogs in the City Park.
