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H.A. Thompson opens New Town location
North Dakota blows cold and hot, each season in its turn, and in turn people want to be warm in the winter and cool in the summer.
Tournament marked by tragedy
The second day of the Region 8 Girls Basketball Tournament in New Town was overshadowed by the loss of three students from Ray High School who died in an automobile accident as they returned home from Monday’s tournament games.
Students speak out about their schools
When you want to learn about a place, it pays to talk to the people who spend a lot of time there.
Fundraiser come up BIG
When Bob Kinden suffered a medical emergency recently, the community stepped up to help.
Bite the Ice goes over the top
After a couple of challenging years, the Bite the Ice on the Hook finally caught a lucky break.
Although Marlys Aubol has completed her term as North Dakota Department President for the American Legion Auxiliary, she maintains ongoing service to the group.
Schools respond to Civics Test Law
House Bill 1087 passed the state legislature last week and the Governor has signed it.
Grady signs letter of intent
Wednesday, February 4, 2015 was National Signing Day in the world of college athletics. Elijah Grady of New Town, North Dakota signed and faxed his National Letter of Intent to the University of North Dakota, officially committing himself to the university and its Division I football team.
Police share their side of story
The photos stretched across two walls of the New Town Civic Center.
Missouri monitored for impacts from spills
North Dakota regulators are keeping a close eye on the Missouri River these days as two major spill are causing water quality concerns for Williston and other communities downstream, including Mandaree and Parshall, that use Lake Sakakawea as a water source.
