McLean County Independent News
Bigger and better than ever. That’s how organizers of this year’s White Shield Powwow are describing the event.
Seeking a stable solution
Planning for a worse-case scenario, while keeping a balance. That's what U.S. Army Corps of Engineers officials hope to do and what they explained at a public meeting in Garrison Tuesday night.
Dry conditions strangling crop development
With each passing day the prospects of any semblance of a marketable crop in McLean County and central North Dakota continues to dry up, just like the stalks in the field.
Burn ban issued
Facing some drier-than-normal conditions in the area, McLean County Commissioners have decided to take preventative action, instituting a burn ban and fire emergency declaration.
Retiring in a dignified manner
It was a solemn time Monday night at the Garrison City Park, a time to remember one’s service to the country.
Staying up-to speed on wind farms
Coal may be king in McLean County, but that doesn’t mean wind farms aren’t making their presence known.
Keeping ahead of the curve
Garrison School patrons were given another chance Monday to hear and see what the school is doing to position itself for the future.
Teetering on the edge of drought
Knee high corn by the Fourth of July. In most years, corn surpasses knee high by the Fourth. This year, it’s looking like a pipe dream.
Weekend fires claim pair of homes
A pair of fires over the weekend turned the world of two area families upside down.
Overcoming the unthinkable
Melanie and Scott Hillestad watched their 11-year-old son, Gage, go through what no child should.
