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Noodles & Company Franchise Partner, Little Deep Pasta, Opens New Restaurant in Williston, North Dakota

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Noodles & Company Franchise Partner, Little Deep Pasta, Opens New Restaurant in Williston, North Dakota


Little Deep Pasta’s Sixteenth Noodles & Company Location Opens in Williston, North Dakota on February 21 

BROOMFIELD, Colo., Feb. 21, 2024 /PRNewswire/ – Noodles & Company, (NASDAQ: NDLS) the national fast-casual chain known for its globally inspired noodle bowls, best-in-class service, and value-centric culture opened a new location in Williston, North Dakota today which is owned and operated by its franchise partner, Little Deep Pasta, a subsidiary of restaurant management company Cultivate Solutions. This new restaurant is the sixteenth Noodles restaurant owned by Little Deep Pasta throughout the North Dakota, Minnesota, South Dakota, Montana, and Nebraska regions.

“We are delighted to continue growing our franchise portfolio with Noodles & Company and bringing Noodles’ globally inspired dishes and flavors to Williston,” said Dustin Jensen, chief operating officer of Little Deep Pasta. “With this new opening, we are committed to nourishing and inspiring every guest with high-quality food and excellent service. We aim to make Noodles & Company a staple restaurant of the Williston community and look forward to welcoming new and familiar guests to our restaurant.” 

Williston Welcomes Noodles
Noodles & Company in Williston offers customization, value, freshness, and Uncommon Goodness to all guests. From its best-selling Wisconsin Mac & Cheese to the craveable Chicken Parmesan, chef-curated Salads, and premium Stuffed Pasta dishes the Noodles & Company menu has something for every lifestyle and dietary preference. This new location conveniently offers dine-in and delivery options for guests.

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Noodles & Company in Williston is now hiring. The Noodles team is always looking to hire great talent to add to the Noodles & Company family. Along with fostering an environment of Uncommon Goodness, where all team members can show up as their most authentic selves, Noodles also offers industry-leading team member benefits.

Goodness Guaranteed in Williston
Noodles & Company of Williston is extending the Noodles Goodness Guarantee program to its newest location. Noodles encourages guests to step outside of their comfort zones and try something new on its menu with the promise that if they don’t love their entree, it can be exchanged for a different dish on the menu at no cost. Guests can learn more about the Goodness Guarantee at Noodles.com/goodnessguarantee. 

More with Noodles Rewards
Noodles & Company of Williston welcomes new and existing guests to get more out of their Noodles experience by becoming a Noodles Rewards member. Signing up for Noodles Rewards is free and easy via the Noodles mobile app, or the Noodles website. First-time rewards members who sign up will receive a free regular-sized entrée after their first purchase using their Noodles Rewards account. Guests can conveniently get their noodle fix via quick-pickup or delivery by placing an order online at noodles.com, via the Noodles mobile app, or by visiting their nearby Noodles location. Learn more at Noodles.com/rewards. 

Noodles Franchise Expansion
“Over the last 30 years since Noodles & Company’s inception, the brand has cultivated a substantial consumer base in the Midwest, so we are thrilled to witness the inauguration of a new restaurant in Williston North Dakota,” said John Ramsay vice president of franchise sales at Noodles & Company. “The Little Deep Pasta team is a cherished franchise partner, and we are proud to see the group expand its franchise footprint with its newest Noodles restaurant opening.” 

Building on the momentum of this opening, the fast-casual brand continues to expand throughout the U.S. In 2024, Noodles & Company is focused on expanding its franchise presence in the southern region of the country and throughout the U.S. with a heightened focus on markets where it sees brand growth potential, such as Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Texas, and Oklahoma.

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To learn more about Noodles & Company visit www.noodles.com and for more information on franchising opportunities with Noodles, visit www.noodles.com/franchising. 

About Noodles & Company
Since 1995, Noodles & Company has been serving guests Uncommon Goodness and noodles your way, with noodles and flavors you know and love as well as new ones you’re about to discover. From indulgent Wisconsin Mac & Cheese to better-for-you Zoodles and Other Noodles, the company serves a world of flavor in every bowl. Made up of more than 450 restaurants and thousands of passionate team members and named one of America’s Favorite Restaurants by Newsweek, and one of the Top 500 Franchises by Franchise Times, Noodles is well-known for its delicious noodles and industry-leading team member benefits. Noodles has been recognized by Forbes as one of America’s Best Employers for Diversity in 2021, 2022 and 2023 and one of America’s Best Employers for Women in 2021. Additionally, QSR recently named Noodles one of 2022’s Best Brands to Work For, and the Denver Business Journal has called Noodles one of 2023’s Best Places to Work for its unique culture focused on Uncommon Goodness and built on the value of “Loving Life,” which begins by nourishing and inspiring its communities and every team member and guest who walks through the door. The company has also earned the Women in the Lead Certification for its investment in women-empowering initiatives for its female team members and has proudly partnered with the Multicultural Foodservice & Hospitality Alliance to build cultural intelligence within its teams. To learn more and to find the location nearest you, visit www.noodles.com.

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The562’s coverage of Long Beach State athletics for the 2025-26 season is sponsored by Marilyn Bohl.

Long Beach State hosted North Dakota State on March 10 where they suffered a 5-2 loss. Freshman Nina Sepulveda had two hits in the loss. Long Beach State will resume Big West play this weekend when they travel to UC Riverside for a three-game series starting Friday, March 13.





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GRAND FORKS — Four area athletes were selected to the North Dakota Division A all-state girls basketball team, which was released by the North Dakota High School Coaches Association on Tuesday.

The North Dakota Associated Press Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association will release all-state teams later this month.

Thompson’s Addison Sage led the way as a first team all-state pick, as well as receiving the division’s Outstanding Senior Athlete honor. Her coach, Jason Brend, was the Coach of the Year.

All-state second team choices from the area are Devils Lake junior Tylie Brodina, Four Winds-Minnewaukan sophomore Suri Gourd and Thompson senior Kya Hurst.

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Sage, a 5-foot-6 guard, averaged 22.3 points per game, 3.2 rebounds, 3.3 assists and 3.2 steals per game. Sage has more than 1,900 career points and holds the Tommies’ all-time scoring record.

Brodina, a 5-8 guard, averaged 18.8 points and 2.6 steals per game. She shot 82 percent from the foul line and 32 percent from 3-point range.

Hurst, a 5-6 forward, averaged 16.3 points and 9.6 rebounds per game. She added 3.7 steals and 3.5 assists per game while shooting 39.5 percent from 3-point range. Hurst has scored more than 1,600 points and grabbed more than 840 rebounds in her career.

Gourd, a 5-8 guard, averaged 26.1 points, 7.1 rebounds, 5.4 assists and 4.4 steals per game. Gourd has more than 1,600 career points in her career with two more seasons to play.

Gourd led Four Winds-Minnewaukan from a 5-17 record last season to a 16-8 mark this year.

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Miller has covered sports at the Grand Forks Herald since 2004 and was the state sportswriter of the year in 2019 (NSMA, NDAPSSA), 2022 (NSMA, NDAPSSA), 2024 (NDAPSSA) and 2025 (NDAPSSA).

His primary beat is UND football but also reports on a variety of UND sports and local preps.

He can be reached at (701) 780-1121, tmiller@gfherald.com or on Twitter at @tommillergf.





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Funeral Mass for Annabelle Weber, 95, of Dickinson will be 10:00 AM, Thursday, March 12, 2026 at Queen of Peace Church with Msgr. Thomas Richter celebrating. Burial will follow at St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Dickinson. Visitation will be from 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM, Wednesday, March 11, 2026 at Stevenson Funeral Home, Dickinson, with Rosary and Vigil service taking place at 6:00 PM. Annabelle passed away Friday, March 6, 2026 at St. Benedict’s Health Center, Dickinson. Annabelle S. Weber was born on December 8, 1930, in Killdeer, North Dakota, to Frank and Eva (Kowis) Schmalz. She grew up in Killdeer and graduated from Killdeer High School in 1947. At the age of 17, Annabelle began working at Zimbrich’s Department Store in Killdeer. She later moved to Dickinson, where she worked at S&L in retail sales and spent many years at Kessel’s Bridal Shop. While working at the Esquire Steak House, she met Gerald Weber, the love of her life. The couple was united in marriage on November 1, 1954, at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church in Dickinson, where they made their home and built their life together. Annabelle was a woman who loved staying busy and caring for her family and home. She enjoyed hunting and fishing, along with hobbies such as crafts, sewing, and gardening. She was well known for keeping an immaculate home and took great pride in caring for those around her. Faith was an important part of her life. She joined the Catholic Daughters in 1957 and was active in church circles, often helping with funeral dinners and parish gatherings. Annabelle’s greatest joy was her family. Annabelle is survived by her sons, Greg (Barbara) Weber of Grand Forks, Russ (Rhonda) Weber of Dickinson; daughter, Sharon (Tony) Allen of Andover, MN; nine grandchildren, Christi (Ryan), Tiffani (Tim), Shane (Kayla), Tonya (Adam), Samantha (Scott), Kevin, Tracey (Analisa), Stacie, Tyler; 15 great-grandchildren and 1 great-great grandchild. She was preceded in death by her parents, Frank and Eva Schmalz; husband, Gerald Weber; siblings, William (Evelyn) Schmalz, Elaine (John) Buresh, and Vernon (Dolores) Schmalz; and daughter-in-law, Coleen Weber (Krance). Remembrances and condolences can be shared at www.stevensonfuneralhome.com.





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