Long X Liquor Store

Long X Liquor Store Benefiting Watford City Since 1951 Other businesses funnel their profits back into their corporate operations.

More than just a liquor store

Community-owned, Long X Liquor Store pours
over $750,000 in profits into community projects

Everyone knows that the Long X Liquor Store (formerly known as the Watford City Community Benefit Association) has always carried the best selection of fine wines, liquor and beer in the Watford City area. This community-owned business is located in the Long X Trading Post, w

hich also houses the Pioneer Museum and a visitor center.

“The Long X Liquor Store carries the most popular brands of beer, both domestic and imported, as well as liquors and other alcoholic beverages,” states Brenda Fraley, store manager. “We also have a very good selection of wines from North Dakota, as well as a variety of domestic and imported wines.”

The Long X Liquor Store has added several products that have been requested by newcomers to the Watford City area and will continue to do so as space allows, according to Fraley. This has only enhanced a broad selection of products and provides an opportunity for long-established customers to try something different as well as providing newcomers a taste of home. According to Fraley, the Long X Liquor Store can handle the beverage needs for a social gathering at the house, a weekend at the lake or a special private party.

“We can help people with all their beverage needs,” states Fraley. “If we don’t normally stock an item, we can special order it and have it in time for the event.”

COMMUNITY-OWNED LIQUOR STORE
HAS LONG HISTORY OF FINANCIAL
SUPPORT FOR COMMUNITY PROJECTS

What sets the Watford City Community Benefit Association (WCCBA), which owns the Long X Liquor Store, apart from other area liquor stores is its commitment to use 100 percent of its profits to fund community projects.

“For over 60 years, we have followed our mission statement of using our profits to help build community projects in and around Watford City,” states Neal Shipman, WCCBA president. “There is no other business that does that. But we invest ever single dime of profit that we make back into the community.”

And because of that commitment, the WCCBA has been a significant contributor to virtually every major building project in the community, as well as to many organizations.

“We helped build the McKenzie County Memorial Hospital in the 1950s,” states Steve Stenehjem, WCCBA secretary-treasurer. “And since then we’ve been financial supporters of the Good Shepherd Home, the Pioneer Museum, the Theodore Roosevelt National Park Visitor Center, the McKenzie County Multi-Purpose Building, the McKenzie County Veterans Memorial Building, the Wild West Water Park and the Connie Wold Wellness Center, to name just a few.”

The WCCBA recently made its largest donation ($250,000) for the expansion of the Fox Hills Country Club to expand the golf course to 18 holes.

“When you consider that our prices and selection are the best in the Watford City area, and then realize the tremendous impact that our donations are making to this community, it makes sense that people would choose to stop in and check our selection,” states Fraley. Beneficaries thus far 2020;
Police Association, Rodeo, School Clubs, Gymnastics, Heritage Association, 4-H Council, Legion Baseball, McKenzie County Healthcare, The Park Board, Eagles, Pageants, Family Crisis Center, Wild Turkey Federation, Young Professionals, Special Olympics, Asst. State Troopers, Hawk in the Bakken, Shriners, Veterans Association, The Long X Foundation, Angels Wish

Help me out. Tired. 50 % off til 5pm tonight.12/12.
12/12/2023

Help me out. Tired. 50 % off til 5pm tonight.12/12.

$20 (3) shot shelves, fcfs.
12/06/2023

$20 (3) shot shelves, fcfs.

Paid. $90. Will let go at $35 each obo
12/06/2023

Paid. $90. Will let go at $35 each obo

$100 locking, heavy file cabinet.
12/06/2023

$100 locking, heavy file cabinet.

$35 4 basket stand.
12/06/2023

$35 4 basket stand.

$25 sanded and stained.
12/06/2023

$25 sanded and stained.

12/01/2023

50% off EVERYTHING TIL 9pm

We CLOSE AT 9PM FOREVER! HAVE YOU GOT YOUR SPIRITS?

11/30/2023
We CLOSE OUR STORE TONIGHT!!!!Are you going to miss out on the great steals and deals? Don't be like others, stop by and...
11/30/2023

We CLOSE OUR STORE TONIGHT!!!!
Are you going to miss out on the great steals and deals? Don't be like others, stop by and at least say goodbye. We will miss you all.

Open 9am to 9pm. One last time.

No holds. We will not reply to any of the messages, as we are going to be busy.

Stop and look.
11/29/2023

Stop and look.

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More than just a liquor store Community-owned, Long X Bottle Shop pours over $750,000 in profits into community projects Everyone knows that the Long X Bottle Shop (formerly known as the Watford City Community Benefit Association) has always carried the best selection of fine wines, liquor and beer in the Watford City area. This community-owned business is located in the Long X Trading Post, which also houses the Pioneer Museum and a visitor center. “The Long X Bottle Shop carries the most popular brands of beer, both domestic and imported, as well as liquors and other alcoholic beverages,” states Brenda Fraley, former manager. “We also have a very good selection of wines from North Dakota, as well as a variety of domestic and imported wines.” The Long X Bottle Shop has added several products that have been requested by newcomers to the Watford City area and will continue to do so as space allows, according to Fraley. This has only enhanced a broad selection of products and provides an opportunity for long-established customers to try something different as well as providing newcomers a taste of home. According to Fraley, the Long X Bottle Shop can handle the beverage needs for a social gathering at the house, a weekend at the lake or a special private party. “We can help people with all their beverage needs,” states Fraley. “If we don’t normally stock an item, we can special order it and have it in time for the event.” COMMUNITY-OWNED LIQUOR STORE HAS LONG HISTORY OF FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR COMMUNITY PROJECTS What sets the Watford City Community Benefit Association (WCCBA), which owns the Long X Bottle Shop, apart from other area liquor stores is its commitment to use 100 percent of its profits to fund community projects. “For over 60 years, we have followed our mission statement of using our profits to help build community projects in and around Watford City,” states Neal Shipman, WCCBA member. “There is no other business that does that. Other businesses funnel their profits back into their corporate operations. But we invest ever single dime of profit that we make back into the community.” And because of that commitment, the WCCBA has been a significant contributor to virtually every major building project in the community, as well as to many organizations. “We helped build the McKenzie County Memorial Hospital in the 1950s,” states Steve Stenehjem, WCCBA secretary-treasurer. “And since then we’ve been financial supporters of the Good Shepherd Home, the Pioneer Museum, the Theodore Roosevelt National Park Visitor Center, the McKenzie County Multi-Purpose Building, the McKenzie County Veterans Memorial Building, the Wild West Water Park and the Connie Wold Wellness Center, to name just a few.” The WCCBA recently made its largest donation ($250,000) for the expansion of the Fox Hills Country Club to expand the golf course to 18 holes. “When you consider that our prices and selection are the best in the Watford City area, and then realize the tremendous impact that our donations are making to this community, it makes sense that people would choose to stop in and check our selection,” states Fraley.