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Eagles repeat as state champions
The Eagles only qualified in four events for the North Dakota State Class B Track Meet in Bismarck last weekend, but boy did they make the count.
A fond farewell for Sister Lucille
Sister Lucille Heidt, says she is a "jack of all trades." She also says she is going to miss all the wonderful people she has met on Fort Berthold over her 27 years of experience here.
Study shows contamination lingers after the boom
"The study shows clear evidence of direct water contamination from fracking," said Avner Vengosh, professor of geochemistry and water quality at Duke University’s Nicholas School of the Environment.
Harry’s hungry for customers to return
When Harry "the Greek" Amanatidis came to New Town a few years ago, he was just looking to build a new business selling Greek-American food to a hungry community.
They call themselves the Modern Day Warriors.
WWII Fighter is star of New Town Fly-in
A Grummen F4F Wildcat fighter plane almost did not make the trip to New Town.
Touching the past
It is a hidden gem in our own back yard. The Knife River Indian Village at Stanton is part of the National Park Service and it preserves a key piece of North Dakota history, an important Hidatsa village that was occupied more than 250 years ago.
Rodeo Queen hails from New Town
Eugenia Kirk loves a good story. That’s why, when she had an opening in her busy schedule as the 2016 Indian Rodeo Queen, she dropped in on the New Town Head Start to read a story and share some oranges with the children.
Hands are not for hitting
Hands can do many things. They can wave hello. They can carry things. They can color and draw pictures.
Springs work rolling in region
April showers may lead to May flowers, but significant rain in the area in the last few weeks also means that farmers are also moving quickly to get their fields planted.
