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REAL OILFIELD WIVES You Know You Are a Real Oilfield Wife When...
You Know You Are a Real Oilfield Wife When... You have to blow dust off your razor the day before your husband is due home... it's been THAT long since you shaved your legs. In North Dakota and Canad...
Posted on 4/23/13 at 9:24 AM
FRESH MOJO State agencies clash over review of proposed 1280-acre well unit near Killdeer
By Sid Pranke When it comes to historical preservation concerns over proposed drilling at a 1,280-acre Little Knife leasing unit near the Killdeer Mountains, oil development trumps cultural and arc...
Posted on 11/23/12 at 10:51 AM
NIE ROCKS Oil spill questions and answers
Here is an informative article from MCT/McClatchy newspapers. It takes a look at the history of oil and offshore drilling in a question and answer format to help put the recent oil spill in conte...
Posted on 6/17/10 at 12:00 AM
Montana oil lease sale could mark Bakken expansion
BILLINGS, Mont. — A Texas company has bought oil and gas leases on almost 75,000 acres in northeast Montana’s McCone County in a move that could portend a significant westward expansion of the Bakken Oil Patch, government officials and a company representative said Wednesday.
By Matthew Brown , October 25, 2012
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Killdeer residents warn ND Industrial Commission that 'somebody will die' if Hess Corp. advances with plans to drill near school bus route
BISMARCK — Ross Jepson didn’t say much during his testimony Wednesday morning at a North Dakota Industrial Commission Oil and Gas Division hearing on proposed drilling wells near his home north of Killdeer.
To get his point across, he didn’t have to.
By Bryan Horwath , October 25, 2012
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Clay under Stark, Dunn counties a boon: Study reveals massive load of fracking material
Could a certain type of clay prominent in western North Dakota make the hydraulic fracturing process easier for energy companies while simultaneously providing even more of an economic boost to the Oil Patch?
By Bryan Horwath , October 14, 2012
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Water: Oil boom's thirst fuels thriving market
FARGO — The oil boom’s thirst for “fracking” fluids fuels a thriving market for water that has become an industry with yearly sales estimated at between $45 million to $120 million.
By Patrick Springer , August 26, 2012
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