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Clear skies. Low 42F. Winds SSW at 5 to 10 mph. Updated: September 11, 2020 @ 9:12 am An old herbicide is making a new comeback, one that’s been long-awaited in the agricultural community. An old herbicide is making a new comeback, one that’s been long-awaited in the agricultural community. Super Sports Coverage PromoUse Promo Code "ANALICIA" to receive your 20% OFF. Offer available only in September.Offer is only available on annual subscriptions for the first year. Click here to subscribe Millions of parents dropped their children off on college campuses for the start of a new school year in August. While that might not stand ou Young adulthood is a period of incredible transition marked by personal growth and a newfound sense of independence. Many young adults confron Parents want their children to be as healthy as possible, but many youngsters are at serious risk for poor health. According to the Centers fo Sidney High School Homecoming Royalty 2020: Ali Merritt, Tate Wieferich, Hadley Garsjo, Riley Waters, Trista Hovde, Jaxson Franklin, Brooke Morrill, Boston Peters, Liliana Johnson and Jordan Darby. An old herbicide is making a new comeback, one that’s been long-awaited in the agricultural community. The 2020 wheat crop is largely in the bin, with USDA reporting 76 percent of spring wheat in North Dakota and 84 percent of spring wheat in Montana harvested. Durum, similarly, was reported as 71 percent harvested in North Dakota and 75 percent in Montana. Record lows were set this morning amid silent screams in the garden — the last gasp of uncovered tomatoes and squash caught naked in the sudden cold snap. Williams County’s new and more accessible file format for forecasters and researchers is now available at its online weather page, and that should help broaden the reach of the weather radar system that the county purchased. Millions of parents dropped their children off on college campuses for the start of a new school year in August. While that might not stand out in a normal year, 2020 has proven to be anything but normal. Young adulthood is a period of incredible transition marked by personal growth and a newfound sense of independence. Many young adults confront that transition while simultaneously dealing with a mental health issue or substance abuse disorder. According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Hea Parents want their children to be as healthy as possible, but many youngsters are at serious risk for poor health. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, roughly 13.7 million children and adolescents in the United States are obese, which poses a considerable threat to t Sidney High School Homecoming Royalty 2020: Ali Merritt, Tate Wieferich, Hadley Garsjo, Riley Waters, Trista Hovde, Jaxson Franklin, Brooke Morrill, Boston Peters, Liliana Johnson and Jordan Darby. Firefighters from the Williston Fire Department were called to a house fire shortly before 4:30 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 6. Williston Sea Lions current head coach Karen “Gug” Guglich will resign as coach on Sept. 31 and Cameron Elmer will step up in her place. The Williston Sea Lions swim club has received USA Swimming Safe Sport recognition. The National Collegiate Hockey Conference has announced a delay to the start of the 2020-21 hockey season. The Williston High School girls volleyball team lost to Minot in their second game of the season. Despite the loss, the team walked away with a number of individual stats. The Williston High School boys soccer team are only seven games into the Western Dakota Association conference season and despite their record, they have racked up several individual stats that stand out. Several teams in the area competed over the Sept. 4 weekend and brought home several game highlights. The Tioga Pirates volleyball team fell to Glenburn High School 3-0 on Sept. 1 in Glenburn Two of hydraulic fracturing’s all-star teams are combining forces, in an all-stock deal that puts zero debt on anyone’s ledger. Whiting Petroleum Company emerged from Chapter 11 on Wednesday, Sept. 1, with about $3 billion less in debt, and billed itself in a newly issu The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is recommending the U.S. Department of Justice try to settle North Dakota’s lawsuit seeking $38,000,000 in da Plaza 26 in Williston was shut down for several hours on Saturday as emergency crews attempted to locate the source of a carbon monoxide leak. A North Dakota district judge has dismissed a lawsuit challenging the governor’s authority to shut down businesses during a pandemic. (StatePoint) COVID-19 has significantly impacted our lives in many ways. It has even led some people to start reconsidering the importance of (StatePoint) While the COVID-19 crisis continues to be top of mind for many Americans, it’s important to remember that other disasters can sti By Nick Simonson South Dakota and North Dakota have some of the nation’s earliest-opening archery deer seasons.  With the Rushmore State’s bow opener on Sept. 1 and the Peace Garden State’s season kicking off at noon on Sept. 4, hunters across the northern great plains have the very unique opportunity of harvesting a whitetail or...Read More By Nick Simonson Dove hunting season is truly the initial sign of fall.  Federally set to start on the first of September this year, as it has most every year in the past, the chance to take mourning doves begins in an autumn month and kicks off as the calendar page turns.  Well ahead of...Read More I’ve never been fond of heights.  Despite being marketed (and statistically confirmed) as the safest way to travel, airplanes have always made me uneasy.  Even the top of the Ferris wheel in the Fargo Scheels makes my stomach drop a little bit when my son and I reach the apex on the slow-moving trip to...Read More SIDNEY — Karolin Jappe is used to emergencies. It is in her job description, but she said nobody ever gets prepared for something devastating and heartbreaking like this. Authorities have released the name of a 13-year-old boy reported missing Saturday, Sept. 5 after swimming in the Yellowstone River. Williams County’s new and more accessible file format for forecasters and researchers is now available at its online weather page, and that should help broaden the reach of the weather radar system that the county purchased. Firefighters from the Williston Fire Department were called to a house fire shortly before 4:30 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 6.

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