Publication
Click here to access Living in McKenzie County, a community magazine designed to assist both new and existing residents in establishing connections within the community and exploring the myriad opportunities available in McKenzie County. This comprehensive 48-page publication (front-to-back) features a wealth of information, ranging from local attractions and annual events to workforce resources and childcare options. Delve into firsthand accounts from community members and access exclusive content by scanning the numerous QR codes, including the enlightening “Voices of Watford” series and other engaging videos showcasing the county’s vibrant lifestyle. Whether you’re seeking leisure activities or essential services, “Living in McKenzie County” has you covered. Contact John Suter, McKenzie County Economic Development Technology & Communications Specialist, at 701-444-8855 to request a printed copy of the magazine.
Living in McKenzie County: How Things Get Done – Government in McKenzie County (Season 1, Episode 3)
In the latest episode of the Living in McKenzie County Podcast, host Vawnita Best is joined by Watford City Mayor Phil Riely, Chairman of the McKenzie County Commission Howdy Lawlar, and McKenzie County Auditor Erica Johnsrud, to discuss the dynamic relationship between Watford City and McKenzie County, emphasizing the collaborative efforts that drive sustained local […]
Living in McKenzie County: The Evolution of McKenzie Health (Season 1, Episode 2)
In the latest episode of “Living in McKenzie County,” listeners are treated to an engaging discussion on the past, present, and future of healthcare in McKenzie County, as host Vawnita Best is joined by McKenzie Health CEO Pete Edis, Dr. Gary Ramage, MD, and Connie Wold Wellness Center Manager Tricia Sundeen. The episode highlights how […]
Living in McKenzie County, Episode 1: Growing Career-Ready Students in McKenzie County
The debut episode of “Living in Mckenzie County” provided an insightful look into the local education and workforce development initiatives aimed at fostering career-ready students for a 21st-century economy. Hosted by Vawnita Best and Daniel Stenberg, the discussion centered on the progressive steps being taken by the community to gear up its youth for both […]