man camps

WATFORD CITY — The owner of the largest purveyor of man camp facilities in the oil patch says the company will take Williston to court to protect its right to do business in city jurisdiction. Target Logistics must close 911 beds at its Bear Paw Lodge facilities on Williston’s...

WILLISTON — The Greater North Dakota Chamber of Commerce rarely weighs in on local matters, but when it’s an election year and the North Dakota Commissioner of Insurance seat is open, recognition in the community usually proves beneficial.

BAINVILLE, Mont. -- Williston may be shutting down its man camps, but that doesn’t necessarily mean there won’t be any man camps within driving distance for displaced oil and gas sector workers. Those camps just won’t be within Williston — or maybe even within North Dakota’s...

WILLISTON, N.D. — In efforts to encourage the Williston City Commission to reconsider the allowance of crew camps where they may still fit a viable niche in the community, 31 oil and energy related companies have banded together and formed an alliance.

WILLISTON — Following the unanimous vote of city commissioners at Tuesday night’s meeting to do away with downtown adult entertainment establishments, patrons of both Whispers and Heartbreakers stood in the cold, waiting for the doors to open, some shaking their heads at the “unfairness”...

BEULAH, N.D. -- A man camp between Hazen and Beulah to house workers building a $500 million urea fertilizer plant in the area has preliminary approval. A plan by Civeo Corp. to move unused oil patch units from Dickinson into Coal Country was recommended by the Mercer County Planning...

TIOGA, N.D. — While the city of Williston was deciding the fate of its own man camps, market forces were deciding the fate of another. Capital Lodge, between Ray and Tioga, has closed, according to a report in the Tioga Tribune.