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Chairman Marcus Levings of the Three Affiliated Tribes was elected by tribal leaders from across the Great Plains Wednesday to serve as the
City council passes $3 million budget
The New Town City Council passed a budget of more than $3 million following an hour of discussion during a special meeting held Wednesday night.
First doses of H1N1 vaccine on the way
The first doses of H1N1 vaccine should be arriving in northwestern North Dakota within the next few days, however, priority groups will be the first to get the shots, according to Daphne Clark, public information officer for the Upper Missouri District Health Unit in Williston.
Dressing up goofy for a good cause
Even though Tricia Wheeling appears to be on her way to a Halloween party in the photo above, she isn’t joking around when it comes to breast cancer.
Colossal cabbage
Vegetable producers in Alaska’s Matanuska Valley may want to take note of Lynn Harris here in North Dakota.
Elbowoods a step closer to reality
Groundbreaking is tentatively set for Columbus Day, Oct. 12 for the Elbowoods Health Care facility which will be located in northeast New Town near Fort Berthold Community College.
Refinery’s final environmental impact statement a daunting read
Nobody ever said the federal government wasn’t thorough.
One Sight provides better eye sight through volunteer mission
A group of more than 20 volunteers examined approximately 1,000 people for proper eye sight during a two-day stop on the Fort Berthold Reservation Sept. 17.
City Council meetings to be held at 6 p.m.
As the community changes and grows so does it’s political body.
Highway Patrol will be increasing presence on dangerous highways
Heavy traffic and an abmormal number of traffic fatalities has prompted the North Dakota Highway Patrol to commit to stepping up its patrols in northwestern North Dakota that includes N.D. Highways 23 and 8 and U.S. Highway 85.
