Williston, North Dakota is the ninth largest city in the state, and the seat of Williams County. The city was founded in 1887, and named for Daniel Willis James, a board member of the Northern Pacific Railroad Company. Williston is located on the north banks of the Missouri River, northeast of Trenton and southwest of Epping.
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The United Pentecostal Church is located in Williston, North Dakota. Its Sunday schedules and a calendar of upcoming events are published, along with an overview of its beliefs, photographs, and a private member area.
http://www.willistonupc.com/
Set on 4.6 acres, and located minutes from downtown Williston, North Dakota, the camping area offers camp housing dorm rooms, with sleeping rooms separated by 2x4 walls with sound insulation, and a variety of features and amenities which are outlined here.
http://www.burkelodgewilliston.com/
The official city site offers contacts and introductions to the city's administrative, departmental, and elected personnel, along with a public calendar, agendas and minutes to city commission meetings.
http://www.cityofwilliston.com/
Offering sealed bid sale of 235 acres of land in Williston, North Dakota, suitable for residential and commercial development. An overview of the opportunities available is offered, with detail about the bid process, a brochure, market analysis, and contacts.
http://www.williston235.com/
The Williston Basin chapter of the American Petroleum Institute is a non-profit organization comprised of service-oriented individuals who serve the local oil and gas industries. Featured is a member directory, a calendar of events, and announcements.
http://www.willistonapi.com/
An initiative of the Williston Area Development Foundation, the site features a guide to living and working in Williston, North Dakota, including a relocation guide, map, and information about building in the city.
http://www.willistonlife.com/
Williston Parks & Recreation Board
Comprised of five members elected from the community, the board sets policies on parks and recreation programs in Williston, North Dakota, oversees the areas recreation programs and park areas, plans, acquires and develops recreation facilities.
http://www.willistonparks.com/
Williston Public School District #1
Headquartered in Williston, North Dakota, the K-12 public school system is featured, including profiles of each of its campuses, school schedules, faculty and staff listings, announcements, and parent resources.
http://www.williston.k12.nd.us/
WSC is a two-year, public, community college in the North Dakota University System, and one of eleven institutions under the jurisdiction of the North Dakota State Board of Higher Education. Its academic and degree programs, class schedules, and calendar of events are put forward.
http://www.willistonstate.edu/
Focusing on the community of Williston, North Dakota, the publication offers features relating to local entertainment and dining facilities, business finance information, lifestyle issues, services, and a community calendar.
http://www.thewillistontrader.com/
