LOCAL
Commissioners give teachers' pay a good look
BISMARCK — North Dakota is looking to get creative when it comes to paying teachers.By Teri Finneman , September 01, 2010
Judge grants extension in drug case
Judge Zane Anderson granted a one-week extension in a case involving the alleged sale of methamphetamine, during a hearing at the Stark County Courthouse Tuesday.By Ashley Martin , September 01, 2010
City garbage schedule changes for Labor Day
The Dickinson Refuse Department will change its schedule for the Labor Day weekend.September 01, 2010
Bear Paw Energy pursues natural gas project
A natural gas processing plant near Watford City capable of handling 100 million cubic feet per day could be fully operational in December 2011 after the state’s Public Service Commission reviewed a letter of intent Tuesday morning.By Lisa Anne Call , September 01, 2010
Attorney wants clips from DVD omitted during trial
A defense attorney in a sex offense case wants evidence omitted before a jury can view it, he said at a hearing at the Stark County Courthouse Tuesday afternoon.By Ashley Martin , September 01, 2010
Loads of grain hitting the ground — again
Area grain elevators are full and employees are trying to move out the grain as fast as they can but piles are beginning to spring up across southwest North Dakota, similar to last year.
By Lisa Miller , September 01, 2010
A little play after surprising Mom
Ben and Mia Svihl, children of Sarese Svihl play on the slides at Rocky Butte Park
September 01, 2010
Teacher receives contract release, $1,000 fine
Prairie School Kindergarten teacher, Kari Cadwell was released from her teaching contract Monday at a special meeting of the Billings County School Board. Cadwell wishes to accept another job in a neighboring town.By Lisa Miller , August 31, 2010
Teen arrested for attempted shoplifting 
By Ashley Martin , August 24, 2010
Attorneys wait for evidence in marijuana case
A judge gave a state agency two weeks to turn over evidence for two men accused of possessing 50 pounds of marijuana. A defense attorney in the case has been waiting for evidence and requested the hearing Monday to address the issue.
By Ashley Martin , August 24, 2010
Stray bullet enters neighbor's house
A 30-year-old Dickinson woman was arrested Friday after a bullet from a .45 caliber handgun she allegedly fired penetrated a neighbor’s home Thursday evening, the Dickinson Police Department reported Monday.
By Ashley Martin , August 24, 2010
Fair Association moves forward despite setbacks
The Stark County Fair Association is alive and kicking despite some setbacks in funding and the looming possibility of members leaving the board.
By Lisa Miller , August 24, 2010
Mont ranchers vow to fight national monument idea
LEWISTOWN, Mont. (AP) — Ranchers in eastern Montana are digging in for what they said Friday would be a protracted fight against a tentative Interior Department proposal to designate more than a dozen new national monuments across the West.
August 22, 2010
Notebook: Dickinson resident appointed to Organic Advisory Board
Dear readers,
This week, I decided to do my “Ask Your Government” column about the state Indian Affairs Commission.
By Teri Finneman , August 22, 2010
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