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Williams County Vector Control District plans aerial mosquito treatment in Grenora

By Central ND News | Jul 29, 2025

The Williams County Vector Control District (WCVCD) is set to carry out an aerial application in Grenora on the evening of July 26 or July 27, 2025.

Rain restrictions imposed on Williams County roads after heavy rainfall

By Central ND News | Jul 29, 2025

Effective immediately, as of 8 PM CST on July 25, 2025, all gravel and chip seal roads in Williams County within "Zones 4, 5 & 6" are restricted to a maximum weight of 20,000 lbs GVW due to recent rainfall.

Bismarck closes yard collection site temporarily

By Central ND News | Jul 29, 2025

Bismarck's Yard Collection Site #2 has been temporarily closed.

Armstrong appoints Andrew Eyre as judge in Northeast Central Judicial District

By Central ND News | Jul 29, 2025

Gov. Kelly Armstrong has appointed Andrew Eyre, a Grand Forks County Assistant State’s Attorney, to a judgeship in the Northeast Central Judicial District.

Bismarck approves preliminary city budget focusing on public safety and infrastructure

By Central ND News | Jul 29, 2025

The Bismarck City Commission has approved the preliminary budget for 2026, emphasizing investments in public safety, infrastructure, and municipal operations.

Bismarck City Commission approves preliminary 2026 budget with key investments

By Central ND News | Jul 29, 2025

The Bismarck City Commission has given unanimous approval to the city's 2026 preliminary budget during its regular meeting on July 22.

North Dakota Angel Match Program invests $345K in tech startups

By Central ND News | Jul 29, 2025

The North Dakota Department of Commerce announced that two companies received a total of $345,000 in investments through the North Dakota Development Fund Inc.'s Angel Match Program (AMP) in the second quarter of 2025.

Helicopter training unites North Dakota National Guard and Bismarck Fire Department

By Central ND News | Jul 29, 2025

The North Dakota National Guard has teamed up with the Bismarck Fire Department to conduct helicopter familiarization training.

North Dakota governor requests federal aid after devastating storms

By Central ND News | Jul 29, 2025

Gov. Kelly Armstrong has formally requested a presidential major disaster declaration following severe storms in North Dakota on June 20-21.

North Dakota's Angel Match Program invests $345K in tech startups

By Central ND News | Jul 29, 2025

The North Dakota Department of Commerce has announced the approval of $345,000 in investments for two companies through the Angel Match Program (AMP) during the second quarter of 2025.

Truck-mounted mosquito spraying scheduled in Cass County cities

By Central ND News | Jul 29, 2025

Cass County Vector Control has planned truck-mounted spraying in specific cities on Thursday, July 24th.

Mandan Business Pitch Challenge opens applications for 2025

By Central ND News | Jul 29, 2025

Applications are now open for the 2025 Mandan Business Pitch Challenge, offering entrepreneurs a chance to present their business ideas to local judges.

Williams County enforces new road restrictions due to rain

By Central ND News | Jul 29, 2025

Effective immediately, as of 4:38 PM (CST) on July 22, 2025, all gravel and chip seal roads in Zones 2, 3, 5, and 6 within Williams County and Township are subject to a restriction limiting axle weight to six tons.

Bismarck appoints Jason Stugelmeyer as new police chief effective August

By Central ND News | Jul 29, 2025

Jason Stugelmeyer is set to become the new police chief of Bismarck on August 1.

National Guard teams up with Bismarck Fire Department for helicopter training

By Central ND News | Jul 29, 2025

The North Dakota National Guard and the Bismarck Fire Department recently collaborated on a helicopter familiarization training session.

Bismarck State College names dual credit students to Spring 2025 President's Honor Roll

By Central ND News | Jul 29, 2025

Seventy-one students participating in Bismarck State College's Dual Credit/Early Entry program have been named to the President's Honor Roll for Spring 2025.