McLean County Independent News
County expects revenue shortfall
McLean County officials expect to see a revenue shortfall of $500,000 for 2015. Last year it was $300,000 short.
Picking up the pieces
A new Garrison Sports Complex at Ray Field has begun rising from the rubble.
Airport receives major funding
Some major dollars are coming the way of the Garrison Municipal Airport.
Severe weather pounds county
One week ago, crops across McLean County looked like some of the best in years. Timely rain, moderate temperatures … ideal growing conditions.
1-cent tax vote Aug. 25
Residents of the City of Garrison are being asked to continue a 1-cent sales tax indefinitely. A vote to continue the tax is set for Tuesday, Aug. 25.
Taxable sales take a tumble
Taxable sales figures in McLean County had a mid-course adjustment for the first quarter of 2015.
Catching up with the times
It’s time for Garrison schools to move into the 21st Century when it comes to technology.
Governor's Cup time
The 40th Annual N.D. Governor’s Walleye Cup Fishing Tournament is this weekend.
Frontier gardens
Giving a historical insight to how life used to be lived in the area are the recently planted gardens in Fort Stevenson State Park, located west of the Guardhouse.
Let the chips fall
Street chip sealing will begin in the next few days in Garrison. ASTECH Corporation is in charge of the project.