Scott Haugen, Director of Content, is a passionate writer and storyteller known for his keen insights into local events and unconventional perspectives. Born and raised in Grenora, Scott graduated from Grenora High School in 1993 and furthered his education at the University of North Dakota in Williston, earning his degree in 1995. He embarked on his radio/writing career the same year when he was hired at a local station. With an unyielding love for his community, Scott delves into the heart of local events, illuminating aspects that often escape notice. His distinctive approach captivates readers, urging them to see the world through a different lens. Scott's commitment to showcasing the extraordinary in the ordinary makes him a respected figure in the realm of local journalism, fostering a deep connection between the community and his work. 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
Living Longer in North Dakota: Insights from the Mon-Dak Region
How Long Can You Expect to Live in the Mon-Dak Region?
The Mon-Dak region is home to some of the hardest-working individuals around. Balancing the stress of work, family, deadlines, and everything in between can make you wonder: how does all this hustle affect our longevity...
Make Christmas Shine Brighter with Watford City’s Blue Santa Program!
The Watford City Police Foundation is in the holiday spirit, and they’re calling on the community to join in! Through their Blue Santa Program, they’re rallying to make Christmas a little merrier for children and families in Watford City and across McKenzie County. With a mis...
Get Ready for the 4th Annual Coy Hepper Memorial Invitational in Watford City ND!
Mark your calendars for November 30, 2024! The Coy Hepper Memorial Invitational returns to the McKenzie County Ag Expo, bringing an evening of top-notch rodeo action, cowboy spirit, and community celebration. This annual event, held in memory of Coy Lane Hepper, who tragically passed away at just 14, promises to honor his legacy with thrilling events and good company.
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Celestial Mystery Solved! Williston ND’s Social Media Buzzes Over Meteor Shower
Williston residents were buzzing last night after something mysterious streaked across the sky near Williston Airport. Social media was ablaze, with many wondering if extraterrestrial visitors had finally touched down. Unfortunately for UFO enthusiasts, the answer was a bit more down-to-Earth (or at least, down-from-space): it was a meteor shower...
6 Dream Businesses We Wish Would Open in Williston, ND
We asked you about what businesses you would want to move to Williston North Dakota. The suggestions were solid. Here are the best ones from our listeners.
Williston Residents Speak Out: Most Hated Intersections Revealed In Poll
Locals reveal the top nightmare intersections in Williston and western North Dakota – are you familiar with these traffic hotspots?
Montana County Issues Fentanyl Warning After Spike in Overdoses
Fentanyl overdoses are on the rise, with Montana authorities urging the public to stay alert. In the past 72 hours, Butte police, Butte Fire Rescue, and A-1 Ambulance have responded to six medical emergencies involving suspected fentanyl overdoses...
Want a Job That Matters? Help Shape North Dakota as a Census Field Rep!
If you’re looking to make a little extra cash, connect with your community, and enjoy flexible work hours, we have exciting news for you. The U.S. Census Bureau is already preparing for the 2026 census, and they’re hiring field representatives to help make it happen! Just recen...
North Dakota Hobby Farms: Where Do We Rank?
North Dakota might be a powerhouse when it comes to farming, leading the way in crops like grains, oil seeds, flax, and even honey production. But where do we stand when it comes to hobby farms?
If you’ve been daydreaming about owning a cozy plot with a few goats, a vegetable patch, and maybe a tiny tractor, we’ve got some fresh stats on the best (and not-so-best) states for hobby farming. Lawn Lo
Windbreak Renovation Assistance for North Dakota Landowners Affected by Wildfires
In early October, wildfires tore through North Dakota, burning thousands of acres, including critical field and homestead windbreaks and native forest areas. These windbreaks, or tree rows, are vital for the region’s ecosystem, providing erosion control, wildlife habitat, and other essential services that support rural communities and agriculture.
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