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Event Permits Accepted After February 15 February 16, 2021
WILLISTON, N.D. – Effective immediately, the citywide Mask Order introduced on Monday, November 9, 2020 by Williston Mayor Howard Klug and approved by the City Commission is now expired. Until further notice, masks are still required for entering City buildings and for any in-person city meetings. The next City Commission meeting scheduled for Tuesday, […]
Holiday Stroll Activities Run All Week November 30, 2020
November 20, 2020 This year, the Williston Downtowners Assocation is extending the Holiday Stroll to run from Wednesday - Saturday, December 9th - 12th. Here are all the great activities the WDA has planned: Picture Time - Come take a picture with some of the new outdoor photo opportunities Downtown, courtesy of the Williston […]
Lewis & Clark Big 10 Showdown Canceled September 24, 2020
Williston, N.D. – The Williston Convention & Visitors Bureau (CVB) regrets to announce the cancelation of the Lewis & Clark Big 10 Showdown, a walleye tournament scheduled for Oct 3-4 out of Lewis & Clark State Park. In the wake of rising COVID-19 infection numbers in Williams County, the county and city of Williston have […]
Band Day 2020 Combines with Artfest August 14, 2020
Williston, N.D. – The Williston Convention & Visitors Bureau (CVB) and The James Memorial Art Center are pleased to announce plans for a community celebration to be held September 19, 2020, in Harmon Park in conjunction with Artfest. This year has been a year of adjustment. Band Day traditionally occurs over Mother’s Day weekend […]
July 17 Concert Cancelation July 14, 2020
Concert Cancelation Announcement Williston, N.D. – The Williston Convention & Visitors Bureau (CVB) regrets to announce the cancelation of The Johnny Holm Band concert, scheduled for July 17, 2020. Due to a number of variables, the concert committee opted to cancel the event and refund ticketholders. Tickets obtained online will be refunded via the […]
Week 6: Friday, May 29 May 29, 2020
Business 1 This family owned business came to Williston in 2014 as Starboard, and changed its name and rebranded in January 2020. The retail store is known for carrying Oakley and other well-known brand labels, as well as their social involvement. What would the owner like people to know about the business? The location. They […]
Week 5: Friday, May 22 May 22, 2020
Business 1 Large portions and the best lunch in town, as ranked by the Best of the Bakken awards! This establishment was established in 2012 and is co-owned by two locals, born and raised in Williston. Their favorite thing about their work is experimenting with different flavors and menu items, something they can do since […]
Week 4: Friday, May 15 May 15, 2020
Business 1: Books On Broadway This local establishment was opened in 1993 by Robin and Chuck. It has a cozy atmosphere and a hot chocolate recipe you won’t find anywhere else (it is Chuck’s mother’s recipe) and really great coffee, too. In addition to their main inventory, this store also carries all kinds of interesting odds […]
Week 3: Friday, May 8 May 8, 2020
Business 1: Tractor & Equipment This family owned and operated business started out as a blacksmith shop in Sidney, MT in 1929! They are known as The Cat Rental Store, but they also deal in Caterpillar and other heavy equipment (sell and rent). We learned they will consign your equipment and help advertise it […]
Week 2: Friday, May 1 May 1, 2020
Business 1: Style Uncorked This Williston business is owned by two good friends. It was established downtown in 2016. The boutique offers clothing for women size small through 3XL. They are well known for their unique “Sip and Shop” events, when patrons can browse unique women’s clothing styles while relaxing with a glass of wine. […]

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