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Feeling the pulse of history
Those who do not know history are condemned to repeat it, goes the old saying.
Revenant documentary has many local ties
Revenant is not just another movie to a number of people on Fort Berthold.
Medication rules change at New Town schools
New Town Schools Superintendent Marc Bluestone remembers years back when he was the Assistant Principal at Edwin Loe Elementary School and all he needed was a parent’s verbal permission to give a child an insulin injection.
Late warmth allows December adventures
"It’s a different kind of snowboarding," according to Ruth Zacher, area paddleboarding enthusiast. She is talking about her adventures in late December of 2015 when she was able to paddleboard Lake Sakakawea along snow covered beaches.
The bloom is off the boom
Figures on taxable sales and purchases in North Dakota for the third quarter of 2015 show the steep impact of falling oil prices in the Bakken. Most communities in the region saw drops between one third and one half from the same period in 2014.
PSC approves siting permit for Sacagawea Pipeline Project
The North Dakota Public Service Commission (PSC) has approved a siting permit for a crude oil pipeline that will be built in McKenzie and Mountrail Counties.
2015: The year Main Street was closed
It has been a tumultuous year for New Town in 2015. No bigger reason for this disruption was the beginning and completion of the long delayed renovation of Main Street.
2015: City Council totals up construction costs
The New Town City Council devoted a lot of money to construction projects in 2015.
Top shooters gather for pool tourney
Myrna Bear didn’t start the KJ Johnson Pool Tournament to bring some of the best pool players in the state to New Town, she just wanted to remember her nephew Kevin, who loved the game.
Sharing Christmas memories
When you talk to people about Christmas, they will almost always include special memories about their families, traditions and experiences.
