New Town News - News
Ground broken for new fire station
It has been a long road to hoe, but John De Groot finally got to move a shovelful of dirt to mark the start of the construction of a new Fire Hall for New Town.
City Council backs off liquor sanctions
The New Town City Council backed off the stiff penalties against bars and liquor stores that sell alcohol to minors that it passed earlier this year.
Fly-in the "best ever"
“It was the biggest attendance of airplanes we have ever had in our four years of holding the Fly-In,” said Mylo Wolding, President of the New Town Airport Board.
Air Force loses explosive ordinance near Parshall
The the US Air Force reported some lost explosive ordinance on a rural road near Parshall on May 1.
Reconnections
Ron Hall has a family reasons for wanting to see a crossing across Charging Eagle Bay in the West Segment of the Fort Berthold Reservation.
Committee seeks input on tribal center
Delphine Baker hopes to see ground broken for the proposed MHA Nation Interpretive Center in the next six to eight weeks, but she said the physical building is just the first part of creating a place to explain and preserve the culture and history of the people of the Three Affiliated Tribes.
Conference tackles the toughest stories
Sexual assault is never an easy subject to discuss. However, it is vital that education and advocacy for victims, their families and the community must always take place to combat the impact of those crimes.
Boxers are a living legacy
North Dakota and the Three Affiliated Tribes have a long history in the sport of boxing.
Spring Cleanup coming soon
Even as the snow melts and reveals the litter and garbage that collected over the winter, local groups are busy making plans to clean up the city as soon as possible
Halvorson steps down from sheriff’s position
Mountrail County Sheriff Ken Halvorson has announced he will not stand for reelection this year.
