New Town News - News
Area road projects making progress
Multiple road projects in the region are making progress, according to the North Dakota Department of Transportation.
Elbowoods Hospital Years – 1930 to 1953
Our US Government was pretty smart in the 1930’s. When it built the hospital in Elbowoods on the Fort Berthold Reservation, they built the doctor’s residence right next door, just a hop, skip and jump away.
Walk supports cancer survivors
Wednesday morning was bright and sunny and so was the attitude of breast cancer survivors and their supporters who held a walk to symbolize their determination to find a cure for the disease.
Grant to fund Tribal Drug Court
The Three Affiliated Tribes is going to create a Wellness Drug Court with funding from a grant from the U.S. Department of Justice.
Chemical spill closes highways
A semi took the corner of N.D. Highways 23 and 37 too quickly last week and created a spill that blocked traffic for most of the day, Thursday, Sept. 29.
State officials hear oilfield woes
Officials from the North Dakota Department of Commerce got an earful as they visited New Town and Parshall to gauge the impact of oil development and try to figure out how to help the two communities cope.
Makoti Threshing Show this weekend
Fire up the steam engines, sharpen the plow lays, it’s time once again for the Makoti Threshing Show.
College receives grant for water quality study
Fort Berthold Community College will carry out a study on water quality across the Fort Berthold Reservation thanks to a $40,000 grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Lakeside Center celebrates new ownership
For many years, the Good Samaritan Society has been a part of the community in New Town. Times change, and now local leadership has stepped up to take ownership of the Good Samaritan Society, New Town nursing home and take it into the future.
Whiting Petroleum looks to the future in the Bakken
Whiting Petroleum Corporation thinks it’s going to be a player in the Bakken oil patch for a good long time.
