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  • 1 week ago | hot975fm.com | Scott Haugen

    We were having a discussion the other night about the oldest town in North Dakota. Several guesses included Williston, Fargo and even Wahpeton. None of us at the table were close. Pembina's motto is "Oldest Settlement in the Dakota Territories"According to the town's website, as a result of investigations by the French-Canadian Pierre de la Verendrye and his sons, who began exploring "Dakota Territory" in 1738, the French were the first to claim the region where the settlement was located.

  • 2 weeks ago | hot975fm.com | Scott Haugen

    Break out your sneakers and bring your appetite for fun-Lookout Park is officially back in action! After a refreshing makeover, this Williston gem is ready to welcome the community once again, and you're invited to the big celebration. Mark your calendar for Thursday, May 29 at 3:30 pm CT and head to 4848 Hwy 85 Lot 222 in Williston for a ribbon-cutting event hosted by the Williams County Parks Department.

  • 2 weeks ago | hot975fm.com | Scott Haugen

    Maintaining a lush, green lawn in North Dakota can be challenging due to the state's harsh climate and environmental conditions. However, with the right approach and care, residents can enjoy a beautiful lawn throughout the year. Here are some tips to achieve a perfect lawn in North Dakota. 1. Soil Preparation: Start by testing your soil to determine its pH level and nutrient content.

  • 2 weeks ago | hot975fm.com | Scott Haugen

    Calling all helpful humans, lovers of livestock, and fans of fair fun - the UMV Fair in Williston is just around the corner, and the Williams County 4-H program needs a hand or two... or twenty. From goats to goats (did we mention goats?), the 4-H events are a big part of the fair. But it takes a team of dedicated volunteers to keep things running smoother than a freshly brushed show cow. That's where you come in.

  • 2 weeks ago | hot975fm.com | Scott Haugen

    Starting August 1, 2025, North Dakota drivers will be able to legally cruise at 80 miles per hour on select stretches of interstate highways-up from the current 70 MPH limit. While that means we'll be shaving precious minutes off those long drives across the prairie, it also means it's time to prepare ourselves-and our vehicles-for life in the faster lane. First, let's talk tires. Your tires are the unsung heroes of highway driving, and they need to be in top shape to handle those extra 10 MPH.

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Scott Haugen
Scott Haugen @ScottHaugen
3 Jul 19

This was a tasty one to work on with Cabela's :-) https://t.co/dJBkvUvRQm https://t.co/dJBkvUvRQm

Scott Haugen
Scott Haugen @ScottHaugen
3 Jul 19

This was a tasty one to work with Cabela's on. https://t.co/dJBkvUvRQm

Scott Haugen
Scott Haugen @ScottHaugen
3 Jul 19

This was a tasty one to work with Cabela's on! https://t.co/dJBkvUvRQm https://t.co/dJBkvUvRQm