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Dear Members,

We are excited to announce our Holiday Shopping Campaign: the 12 Days of Shopping!

From December 1st - December 12th, we will highlight participating members and other businesses in the community to SHOP LOCAL for their holiday gifts.

More details to come! If you are interested in joining the campaign, please fill out the following Google Form: 

Holiday Retail Campaign Interest Form (google.com)

Have a great week,

Erin Delaney

Be part of a great community event that will benefit wish kids in the Williston area and across North Dakota!

This event will be open to the public, accepting free-will donations, and include a showing of the animated movie Migration, a raffle, food, games, and more! Local pilots are also invited to fly-in and fly-out to enjoy all the fun. All proceeds support Make-A-Wish North Dakota.

Saturday, September 21, 2024

Williston Basin International Airport (Overland Aviation Hangar)

https://wish.org/northdakota/williston-fly-movie-night

Traffic waits on Highway 1804 at the Marley Crossing near Trenton, North Dakota, on May 10, 2024. The North Dakota Department of Transportation has requested federal grants to help build an overpass over the tracks but so far has been unsuccessful. (Photo courtesy of Williams County)

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News

Aug 26, 2024 | 7:41 AM

By: Jeff Beach

BISMARCK, N.D. (North Dakota Monitor) – A North Dakota utility regulator says a railroad overpass should get built on a key road before construction begins on a multi-billion dollar natural gas processing facility. 

“I don’t know if it’s within our jurisdiction or even whether it’s fair and reasonable to require something like that,” Randy Christmann, chair of the Public Service Commission, said during a work session last week. 

Christmann cited a letter from the head of the North Dakota Department of Transportation that said the DOT has been trying for three years to get a federal grant to build an overpass at Marley Crossing on North Dakota Highway 1804. 

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Posted August 14, 2024 – North Dakota Monitor

The North Dakota Industrial Commission voted unanimously Wednesday to select a candidate who made his career in the oil and gas industry to be the state’s top oil regulator.

Nathan Anderson is slated to take over as Department of Mineral Resources director on Sept. 16, an announcement from the Industrial Commission indicated.

The Minot native works for Chevron and owns a company called 3B Investments. He holds a bachelor’s degree in geology from North Dakota State University.

In his interview with the Industrial Commission, Anderson expressed a commitment to keeping North Dakota a competitive energy state.

“One hundred percent, North Dakota will have a seat at the energy table — and a front row seat at that,” Anderson said at the July 30 meeting.

Click here to read official announcement

The ND Chokecherry Festival is currently looking for volunteers! The festival is August 9th-10th at Davidson Park. If you are interested in helping out, you can visit this link to sign up: https://signup.com/go/yULNxEd

Any help is greatly appreciated!

Saturday June 15th

Breakfast and Registration 10am @ Buster's

Kickstands Up 11:00am @ Buster's

$20 Per Rider

$10 Per Passenger

Friday, May 10, 2024

Thank you, Halliburton, for sponsoring and speaking at our May meeting! Below are a few of the highlights, but if you are interested in learning more, you can view the presentation PDF here.

- The Re-Stimulation timeline of O&G wells defines its evolution in the Williston Basin.
- The different types of Re-Stimulations bring different tiers of associated challenges, investments, and rewards.
-  Energy Management Concept = Initial Transfer, Regulating Levels, Managing the Budget, Intervention threshold, and Maximizing Oil Productive Life.
- Treatment customization is key, as wells are similar but not identical.

Please note our GMM meetings will reconvene in September; have a safe and fun summer, everyone!

PS: We will be updating our website and registration processes in the next month, stay tuned!

The Coyote Clay Target League is making some great progress at their new location! The diligence and effort of their board, coaches and shooters has really required a lot of hard work to keep things moving! We were excited with the opportunity to help find them a utility vehicle that will help keep things running smooth and safe!

Friday, April 5, 2024

The Williston API would like to thank our social sponsor, Mountain Coil, and presenters Anna Nelson, Williston Area Chamber of Commerce President, and Lindsey Harriman, Williams County Community Engagement Coordinator, for their presentation, “Recruitment & Retention Resources in our Area.” Please check out their App, 'Discover Williston,' by scanning the QR code found on this post. There is a lot of great information and you can share with others to see “It’s not that bad!” Click here for their full presentation.

Next API Meeting: May 7th
Location: McCoy's (Eagle Ridge)
Social Sponsor: Halliburton
Presenter: Halliburton
Presentation Topic: "BOOST™: The Evolution of Restimulation Techniques in the Williston Basin"