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Oil companies continue Pick Up the Patch campaign
TIOGA, N.D. -- Volunteers from oil and gas companies will clean up litter from roadways in Tioga today, continuing the North Dakota Petroleum Councils Pick Up the Patch initiative that has already in...
Posted on 5/16/13 at 2:59 AM
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What to do with a HB: The Okoboji Bridge
In connection with my last article on Thacher truss bridges, we are going to have a look at this bridge, the Okoboji Bridge. Located four miles west of Fostoria over the Little Sioux River on 180th ...
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A look inside Wildcat Pizzeria
                    I got a first look inside the new Wildcat Pizzeria on March 20 thanks to owner Russell Meads. What I got out of my im...
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Road Trip
I have taken many a road trip in my life, beginning with those Sunday afternoon drives with my parents that with any luck included an ice cream cone from the Tasty Freeze. College road trips were simi...
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Happy National Mentoring Month!
January is National Mentoring Month Celebrate National Mentoring Month by: * Becoming a mentor in Dickinson * * Learning more about mentoring and Best Friends * * Partnering with Best Friends * * Reme...
Posted on 1/2/13 at 11:00 AM
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Dickinson motorcycle shop rides into national spotlight

If any bike enthusiasts out there see Wes Annable cruising around town on a hot-off-the-assembly-line green custom bagger motorcycle, they should know one thing. “I’m driving it now, but it’s for sale,” Annable said.

By Bryan Horwath , May 25, 2013

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Dickinson vet honors deceased vets

Dickinson vet honors deceased vets Four grave markers in the Dickinson Cemetery serve as memorials to veterans who were killed in action during World War II, though their remains were never recovered. It’s their memory that counts to Vietnam veteran Brian Benesh, who has placed miniature American flags on their grave markers, as well as those of nearly 860 others for Memorial Day.

By Linda Sailer , May 25, 2013

N.D. chamber, companies call on Congress for immigration reform

BISMARCK -- Don Morton, a senior director with Microsoft Corp. in Fargo, said Thursday the country’s immigration laws are archaic and need to be reformed to meet the workforce demands of the state’s growing and high-tech industries.

By TJ Jerke , May 24, 2013

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1 year later, Haider’s disappearance remains a mystery

1 year later, Haider’s disappearance remains a mystery On the eve of the one-year anniversary of her son’s disappearance, Maryellen Suchan fought back tears Thursday while explaining what her emotions have been like this week.

By Bryan Horwath , May 24, 2013

Dickinson officials look at infrastructure projects

It’s cleaning day. You’re sitting on the floor of a messy house, surveying chores to be done, not knowing where to begin or what project to start first as you try to set up a plan to make the house a neat and tidy home.

By Katherine Grandstrand , May 23, 2013

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Wells Fargo to relocate Dickinson store

Wells Fargo will move its Dickinson banking location from the Prairie Hills Mall to the new West Ridge Center development in the fall of 2013, according to a press release.

May 23, 2013

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Theodore Roosevelt Regional Airport master plan gets update with improvement projects

With the start date of service from two major airlines just days away, Theodore Roosevelt Regional Airport hosted an open house Wednesday to present an update on the facility’s master planning process.

By Bryan Horwath , May 23, 2013

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Dickinson's tale of 2 carnivals

Dickinson's tale of 2 carnivals It is the best of times, it is the worst of times, but for this southwest North Dakota city experiencing an oil boom — the second in the last half-century — this is now a tale of two carnivals. The Roughrider Commission and the city have each decided to host summer carnivals this year.

By Katherine Grandstrand , May 23, 2013

Dickinson teachers turn down $38K salary for new teachers

For the first time since the 1970s the Dickinson Public School Board and the Dickinson Education Association have come to an impasse in contract negotiations for the 2013-14 and 2014-15 school years.

By Katherine Grandstrand , May 22, 2013

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DHS focuses on West Region Tournament

DHS focuses on West Region Tournament A majority of the Dickinson High baseball team has been through this scenario.

By Royal McGregor , May 22, 2013

Starting teacher salary gets bump: Dickinson salaries up a combined $222,000 for next year

For the first time in 10 years, North Dakota school districts will be obligated to start new teachers at $5,000 more per year than the previous school year, a legislative decision affecting nine counties that goes into effect for the 2013-14 school year.

By Katherine Grandstrand , May 22, 2013

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Richardton: 'A growing community'

Richardton: 'A growing community' RICHARDTON - This sleepy town 20 minutes east of Dickinson along Interstate 94 is getting less sleepy. Partially because of its proximity to the Bakken oil play and its boomtown neighbor to the West, Richardton is getting to be a busier and busier place these days.

By Bryan Horwath , May 22, 2013

Wanner looks to end career with a bang

Wanner looks to end career with a bang Progress has been the name of the game for Dickinson High senior Colbie Wanner for the last four track and field seasons.

By Colton Pool , May 21, 2013

CED expands to ND: Electrical distributor opens 2 locations in less than a year

CED expands to ND: Electrical distributor opens 2 locations in less than a year The building boom brought on by the oil boom has brought many new companies to North Dakota. Coming to Dickinson and Williston made North Dakota the 48th state to host Consolidated Electrical Distributors — neither South Dakota or Minnesota have had the honors.

By Katherine Grandstrand , May 21, 2013

Shaving for Logan's Locks: Friends show support in battle with cancer

Shaving for Logan's Locks: Friends show support in battle with cancer Dickinson High School freshman Logan Kostelecky figured some of his friends and a few others would show up to a head-shaving event in support of his battle with cancer Monday night.

By Bryan Horwath , May 21, 2013

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