I was born in Billings Montana, and moved to Grenora in 1976. My family then moved to Williston in 1980, and I was a Williston Coyote until my junior year where a death in our family brought me back to Grenora. I graduated as a Gopher in 1993, and then graduated from UND-Williston in 1995. That was a big year for me as I was hired at KEYZ that same year. When I am not on-air, I enjoy working in my yard, a great steak, Vegas, Keno, and a cool Coca-Cola. I also love the Vikings, and I do enjoy getting back to Grenora to watch the Gophers or Mon-Dak Thunder play from time to time too. I genuinely love the Mon-Dak region, and the best part of my job is meeting all of our great listeners.
Scott Haugen
Williston’s Mosquito Spraying Set to Begin on May 26
We have all been outside enjoying the beautiful weather while working in our respective yards. Even while they haven't been too bothersome, the mosquitoes are nevertheless making their presence felt.
The Williston Vector Control District is planning to undertake an aerial adulticide treatment for all Williston spray blocks between Friday, May 26, and Sunday, May 28, according to the tentative sche
Williams County Parks Set For Summer Concert Series
At a number of our county's campgrounds, they have exciting plans for another summer packed with music and fun activities. The return of the Summer Concert Series in 2023 has been eagerly anticipated by the event's organizers, and the full roster of performers has now been unveiled...
Williston E-waste Disposal Set for June 7th
The annual Erase the E-waste event will be held on June 7 from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm at 5226 134th Ave NW, Chamley Pipe & Salvage (just north of the landfill on 85B).
ND E-waste will collect and recycle all varieties of electronics. Cell phones, computer terminals, televisions, printers, copiers, and specialized electronic equipment are included. CR...
Experience the Perfect Blend of Art and Wine at Williston Art & Wine Walk on June 1!
The Williston Downtowners Association has a busy summer planned, and the fun starts on Thursday, June 1 with the annual Art & Wine Walk.
This event is unique because it features artists of all kinds showcasing their talents in downtown businesses. Th...
Williston: East Meets West in North Dakota and Ohio
Williston, Ohio, is a little community in the heart of the United States that captures the essence of small-town life. Williston, with a population of just over 1,000 people, emanates a sense of camaraderie and charm that is frequently lacking in larger cities...
Exciting Lineup Revealed for Williston’s Summer Nights on Main
Organizers have announced this summer's concert lineup for Summer Nights on Main in downtown Williston. 9 weeks of fun kicks off on Thursday, June 29. Music, food, beer, and fun all come with Summer Nights on Main. Who is coming to entertain this year...
Upper Missouri Valley Fair Looking For Open Class Exhibits
The Upper Missouri Valley Fair is set for June 21-25, organizers are encouraging one and all to submit entries for the open class exhibits at the fair. You might think open-class stuff is not a big deal, but as a former UMVF board member, I can assure you it is...
Unveiling Montanans’ Unique Passions That Outshine Other States
The topic of AI is growing rapidly. We have talked almost daily about it. There is a lot of good that comes with it Most of the information you get from it is close to the right answer. There are some things you have to be very careful about because some information you get is wrong...
Benefit Coming Together For One Of Williston’s Biggest Supporters
Friends and family have come together to host a benefit for one of Williston's biggest supporters, Vivian Kalmik!
Vivian has lived in Williston for 54 years and is known and loved by so many! She has done so much and is involved in so many community programs and events...
Thank You Notes Are Not Lost In North Dakota
When mail shows up here at the station, you never know what to expect, especially if it has your name on it. When Penny said she had something for me, I started wondering what was there. Was it the new equipment I was expecting? It turns out, it was a note...