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Oil rig creates 1,000 barrel spill

Oil rig creates 1,000 barrel spill

KILLDEER — Oil, gas, chemicals and water continue to spew out of an oil well after a high pressure blowout at about 1:30 a.m. Wednesday, and it is unclear if the town’s main water source has been contaminated.

County sells 80 acres, Roers breaks ground

County sells 80 acres, Roers breaks ground

Some of Dickinson’s housing crunch may be alleviated by March, since Roers Company broke ground on West View Apartments Wednesday.

Land sale is tinged with controversy

Land sale is tinged with controversy

The sale of about 80 acres of land owned by Stark County Wednesday and the sale of about 40 acres in July may land county officials in court, a county board member said Wednesday.

Hearing begins for pharmacy issue

Hearing begins for pharmacy issue

BISMARCK (AP) — Supporters of a voter initiative that could help bring cheaper prescription drugs to North Dakota are hoping a legal technicality won’t keep them from getting the issue placed on the ballot.

No change for now

No change for now

Petition to ban lead ammo denied by EPA
Local gun dealers weren’t too worried about a bid to ban lead ammunition and in fishing lures.

Leading with confidence

Leading with confidence

Midgets QB shows confidence, but still needs work
Nick Lupo’s first start as the Dickinson High quarterback wasn’t spectacular, but he got the job done.

Oil rig creates 1,000 barrel spill

Oil rig creates 1,000 barrel spill

KILLDEER — Oil, gas, chemicals and water continue to spew out of an oil well after a high pressure blowout at about 1:30 a.m. Wednesday, and it is unclear if the town’s main water source has been contaminated.

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Land sale is tinged with controversy

Land sale is tinged with controversy

The sale of about 80 acres of land owned by Stark County Wednesday and the sale of about 40 acres in July may land county officials in court, a county board member said Wednesday.

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County sells 80 acres, Roers breaks ground

County sells 80 acres, Roers breaks ground

Some of Dickinson’s housing crunch may be alleviated by March, since Roers Company broke ground on West View Apartments Wednesday.

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Veteran's clinic to reopen Sept. 15

The area has been without a veterans’ clinic since May and it was announced Wednesday a new one will open Sept. 15 in Dickinson.

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Hearing begins for pharmacy issue

BISMARCK (AP) — Supporters of a voter initiative that could help bring cheaper prescription drugs to North Dakota are hoping a legal technicality won’t keep them from getting the issue placed on the ballot.

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Petition to ban lead ammo denied by EPA
Local gun dealers weren’t too worried about a bid to ban lead ammunition and in fishing lures.

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Take 1st in Jimmie Open in Jamestown
The Dickinson State women’s golf team came away with a win in its first meet of the season at the Jimmie Open on Wednesday at Hillcrest Golf Course

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Danny Valencia is a rookie who doesn't lack confidence. Consider the T-shirt the proud University of Miami product was wearing after the game, blaring "The 'U' invented swagger" on the front.

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Sioux taking big games in stride

The realization of the University of North Dakota’s move to Division I football finally arrived a year ago this week when the Sioux met Texas Tech at Jones AT&T Stadium before nearly 50,000 fans of the Red Raiders.

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The numbers the University of Kansas’ Todd Reesing put up the last two seasons were extravagant, if not obnoxious. He was the human calculator of college football quarterbacks.

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