McLean County Independent News
Coffee house to open this summer
Jessica Galloway and Marquise Hudgen are about to embark on a job change that started over coffee.
Garrison poised to get pantry
For several years, Dawn Kolden has been the driving force behind a program to feed hungry Garrison students.
State qualifiers in Hazen outdoor meet
The girls 4x100 meter dash relay qualifies for the N.D. State Track Tournament. The relay consisted of Sarah Lagge, Illise Jennings, Gabby Hummel and Kaitlyn Klein.
Scheme impacts elevators
Hunter Hanson caused Brian Larson to lose some sleep last fall. Hunter Hanson is a 21-year-old grain dealer who allegedly bilked Manager Larson and the McClusky Elevator of $768,000.
What a night!
With 150 people in attendance, the third annual Garrison Area Father-Daughter Dance was a success.
Lake to be high
There won’t be a lack of water in Lake Sakakawea this year.
Physician battles back from pill addiction
A doctor. Married. Three children. Outwardly happy. For Melanie Weiss, she checked all the boxes.
Dollar General moves ahead
It’s nearly a go. Without any hiccups, Dollar General will break ground as early as this summer and be open for business as early as this fall.
Korgel says his goodbyes
After 33 years and two weeks, Les Korgel is leaving the McLean County Courthouse.