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Onstad: Legislative session
It's stacking up to be the big guys against the little guys this coming legislative session. At least that's what Rep. Kenton Onstad, D-NPL, Parshall, predicts.
Vandalism complaints brought to city council, sheriff
More than 20 concerned New Town residents appeared before the city council Nov. 19 to talk about a rash of vandalism that occurred around town in November.
Street improvement projects
Street improvement projects clear pre-construction hurdle
North Dakota shooting
Oil officials knew about the lucrative Bakken Formation way back in 1951 when oil was first discovered near Tioga but technology prevented anyone from accessing it deep underground.
Emergency reimders given
We all catch ourselves doing it, thinking about the tremendously long grocery list we didn't write down but should have, losing ourselves in a cell phone conversationi, or handling a sibling quabble in the back seat.
New Town veteran makes troops his holiday priority
Gilbert Berg doesn't look like Santa Claus but to North Dakota's members of the U.S. military, he just might be.
Denver company donates $10,000 to Boys and Girls Club
An oil and gas exploration company doing business for the first time in North Dakota in 17 years, presented a check the Three Affiliated Tribes Boys and Girls Club Monday afternoon for $10,000.
Voter turn out heavy for
Not since John F. Kennedy was elected president in 1960 have voters been so energized about a presidential election, which will bring change to the White House come January.
Voters declare tribal business council winners
Unofficial results are in for the Three Affiliated Tribes Business Council seats and a referendum question regarding tribal enrollment.
Rural leadership seminar assembled in New Town
Building stronger communities and mentoring better leaders across the state is how Marie Hvidsten describes Rural Leadership North Dakota.
