McLean County Independent News
School building improvements still on the table
“This is not coming from the administration.” That’s the message Supt. Nick Klemisch wanted to make loud and clear when he responded to questions about petitions that are being circulated by community leaders.
CCM fellowship center nearly ready for occupancy
There wasn’t a big clap of thunder or a strike of lightning to announce that Camp of the Cross Fellowship Center is nearly ready for occupancy.
Blue Hill Township: ‘Building’ an education
A township many people may consider no-man’s-land was a bustling place 100 years ago.
Public service comes with a paycheck
For those stepping up to serve their community, county or school, it’s not all a labor of love without a financial reward.
Taking risks
There’s an air of excitement mingled with apprehension at the Garrison schools this week.
Dancing at the Fort
Garrison’s annual Beach Party is just around the corner. Garrison Chamber of Commerce and Fort Stevenson State Park are encouraging people the community to go and enjoy the summer weather before it’s too late.
Nygard: The fine will be removed
“It’s done and over with,” Alderman Glen Nygard said. “I make the motion that Ekstrom and Osterlund have completed what they needed to have done, and the fine will be removed indefinitely.”
Run Nate Run
Runner Nate Peterson reached new heights – literally and figuratively – when he was the fastest male in the recent Maah Dah Hey Trail marathon in the Badlands.
School ranked in state’s top 13 percent
It was time for some good news. That’s what the Garrison School Board received at a July 25 meeting when Supt. Nick Klemisch provided the district with a report from a website called Niche that compiles research on colleges, schools and neighborhoods and creates rankings for the public.
Lights out over varsity yards
Students, parents, coaches and administrators in the communities of Garrison and Max have likely used the word “football” more in the past month than they ever have before.
