McLean County Independent News
Feeding the masses
Firefighter Cory Phillips serves a baked potato during the Garrison Fire Department's annual buffalo feed
Parks pool, softball projects persevere
In order to fully fund its pool project, the Garrison Parks and Recreation board still has some fundraising to do.
Parks pool, softball projects persevere
In order to fully fund its pool project, the Garrison Parks and Recreation board still has some fundraising to do.
NDHSAA code of conduct expanded
Local AD's weigh in on conversation about fans who mock, mimic and taunt
He's got the blues
Buckets were passed around to raise funds for their respective community's food pantries; whoever had the least money had to dye their hair blue.
Superintendent bill gets an F from House
A House bill which would have led smaller school districts to share superintendents received a unanimous do not pass – at 0-90 – by the North Dakota House of Representatives last Friday. House Bill 1251, which had the potential to cause school districts with less than 475 students to share superintendents with similar-sized schools, received a do not pass recommendation by a 10-4 vote by the House Education Committee on Feb. 7.
Three class system set to make waves
North Dakota basketball is set to undergo a significant change next year
Getting the lead out
A resolution authorizing the North Dakota Department of Environmental Quality for assistance in performing an inventory of the city’s lead service lines was passed by the Garrison City Council at their meeting Monday evening.
Free school lunches possibly on the menu
An appropriation for free lunch grants is among the school lunch-themed legislation currently in talks in the North Dakota Legislature.
School celebrates National Day of Play
School celebrates National Day of Play
