Inside The Herd: A North Dakotan at heart

FARGO - Some people are born in North Dakota. Others find their way here and never look back. For Isiah St. Romain, a move from Texas to the western side of the Peace Garden State helped turn Williston into home. It feels like I just walked in here, and you wake up the next day and I'm going into my third year," said St. Romain. "Time definitely does fly. It has been quite the ride for the Bison junior wide receiver. Through it all, football has been more than just a game. Football really was a quiet place for me. It kind of took out all the things that were going on in life and made me kind of calm down and be a kid and enjoy life and be happy," said St. Romain. Two things stand out about St. Romain: his love for football and his love for the place he now calls home, Williston, North Dakota. His journey to the Peace Garden State began nearly 1,500 miles away. I'm originally from Baytown, Texas. That's where I was born, and I grew up in Crosby and