McLean County Independent News
Brannan announces retirement
A 12-year run as Garrison’s top administrator will come to an end June 30. Superintendent Steve Brannan has announced his retirement. School officials and board members learned of Brannan’s plans this past week.
Garrison bond issue fails
Patrons of the Garrison School District have spoken loud and clear – there will be no $5.9 million worth of construction/remodeling at the high school or elementary school.
Scholarships are available
The deadline is March 27 for applications to be completed for several area scholarships.
County schools not in favor of concealed carry bill
If a bill that was recently approved by the North Dakota House of Representatives (HB1215) passes through the Senate, and then is signed by the governor, the bill would allow people with a Class I concealed carry permit to have a gun on school grounds, if approved by the local school board.
She's got the look
A professional model who has been on the CW’s America’s Next Top Model is calling Garrison home.
Making magic
The magic of Papa’s Pumpkin Patch came to Garrison Monday evening.
State park employee named Fort Ransom park manager
The City of Garrison, Garrison Fire Department and Fort Stevenson State Park’s loss is Fort Ransom State Park’s gain.
Patrons reminded: Bond vote Feb. 5
The clock is ticking down for a special school bond election in Garrison. The date is Thursday, Feb. 5.
Trail plan receives support
A plan to establish a walking/hiking/biking trail in Wilderness Park has received a unanimous vote of support from two community entities – the Garrison Chamber of Commerce and Parks & Rec. Department. Letters voicing support are coming from both groups.
A vision for 2025 and beyond
How do you describe Garrison? Friendly? Progressive? Motivated? Cliquish? Maybe. How about all of the above?
