Kathleen J. Bryan, Forum News Service
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WATFORD CITY — The finely tuned trio of health care workers on board a rig here provide medical services on the front lines in North Dakota’s oilfields. The rig is...
WASHINGTON — It was late summer in 1979 when Zachary Harper drove into Watford City in a dirt-covered Jeep, looking for work on an oil drilling crew. He had a...
WILLISTON — A man convicted in the shooting death of a 28-year-old man outside a downtown strip club last year will serve life in prison without parole. Jonathan Horvath, 47,...
WATFORD CITY — Citadel Energy Services opened the first of nine saltwater disposal facilities planned for North Dakota south of Watford City in October. The freshwater provider and oilfield waste...
By Kathleen J. Bryan Forum News Service WILLISTON — It was in her senior year of college that Blaire Briody fell in love. The 30-year-old native Californian had wanted to...
WILLISTON — People seeking work in North Dakota oil country are finding a different climate from two years ago. At North Dakota Job Service on Friday, Lori Fowler was perusing...
MINOT — Nick Vaughn earns in two nights what took him two weeks to make in his home state of Tennessee. The 34-year-old Gallatin, Tenn., man uprooted his family — wife Burgandy and four children — in September in hopes of finding a better life in Minot. The former automotive factory worker, who was earning $9 an hour, now tends bar at the Blind Duck Lounge and Casino.
MINOT — When North Dakota Bureau of Criminal Investigation special agent Casey Miller lifted up the mattress in convicted felon Ryan Lee Stensaker’s bedroom, he said he found two rifles...
MINOT — The lead detective on the case of the murdered Williston rancher said on Wednesday it’s possible more than one person was present at the time of the shooting. During her testimony on the first day of trial for a man charged with 58-year-old Jack Sjol’s death, Sgt.
WILLISTON -- Williston’s city commissioners have unanimously approved suspending the liquor licenses of two downtown strip clubs after increasing calls to the two businesses and violations of liquor laws. The...
