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Hoeven: Private investment may help with infrastructure needs
Area leaders met with North Dakota Sen. John Hoeven at Dickinson Public Library on Monday and expressed the area’s need for infrastructure.
Hoeven said one possible way of easing the area’s infrastructure strain could be through private investment.
By Dain Sullivan , March 20, 2012
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Big box stores on the way? Dickinson officials keep tight lips on which retailers could next set up shop
Dickinson leaders say they want two or three big box retailers placed west of town, but they are keeping their lips sealed as to which companies might already be breaking ground.
March 17, 2012
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What's it worth? In Dickinson, more than you think as the average price to purchase a house continues to climb
The average sale price of houses in Dickinson has risen more than $40,000 since 2009, making it the second-highest average in North Dakota, according to a report from Bismarck-based engineering company Kadrmas, Lee & Jackson Inc.
February 02, 2012
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Oil boom Explosion: Western ND officials say growing pains hurting quality of life
BISMARCK — There is an “incredible amount” of anger and frustration in Williams County over how the oil boom has affected the way of life for local residents, a county commissioner said Thursday.
January 27, 2012
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Combined police, fire facility possible in Dickinson
Dickinson police and fire departments could end up under the same roof, housed in a public safety building, officials said Tuesday during a meeting at the Strom Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation.
January 25, 2012
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Dickinson Elks Building project revived after hiatus
After sitting idle for nearly a year, construction on the historic Elks building in downtown Dickinson resumed Tuesday, though city officials have not approved it.
January 14, 2012
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Dickinson ordinances to get update; city may see more parks and trails
Dickinson city officials met Wednesday with parks and recreation officials in an effort to create a more organized park system, which could include larger parks and trails.
January 05, 2012
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Dickinson City Administrator Shawn Kessel gets $6K raise
The Dickinson City Commission unanimously approved a pay increase for City Administrator Shawn Kessel during Monday’s meeting at Dickinson City Hall.
December 20, 2011
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Downtown Elks building fiasco coming to an end
A lawsuit spanning four years is about to come to an end. Officials confirmed that a settlement has been reached regarding the historic Dickinson Elks Building.
By April Baumgarten , December 17, 2011
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City may add positions, up wages
Since Dickinson’s needs have changed dramatically over the last year, city officials are looking at doing a “reforecast” of the 2011 city budget. The process will help them determine if a wage increase for city employees and additional positions in city departments are needed this year.
March 26, 2011
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County unhappy with city over land annexation decision
Stark County commissioners are upset Dickinson officials decided to annex 325 acres north of the city without formally informing them.
November 10, 2010
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Dickinson makes $194,400 purchase
Downtown Dickinson could see additional parking or a temporary homeless shelter after commissioners unanimously approved a $194,000 unbudgeted purchase of two homes during a special meeting at City Hall Tuesday morning.
August 11, 2010
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