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    April 2, 2018
    Wendy Clem, The Pit co-owner, provides personal coaching to the powerlifting gym's clientele, which has nearly quadrupled since moving from her garage to its 10th Avenue East location in November. (Brandon L. Summers / The Dickinson Press)
    New weightlifting studio sees early success
    Dickinson needed a place for powerlifting, and to meet that need The Pit Strength & Barbell opened in November. The site, at 96 10th Ave. E,...
    businessApril 2, 2018 - 11:38pm
    March 25, 2018
    Wendy Ross is the superintendent of Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Submitted photo
    A beautiful backyard
    Wendy Ross, superintendent at Theodore Roosevelt National Park, is no stranger to the parks service. In fact, she's following in her father's...
    community/peopleMarch 25, 2018 - 11:37am
    The $975,000 veterans pavilion is nearly completed and is already hosting events. A pavilion was needed for community gatherings, Art Wanner, Veterans Memorial Association vice president, said. (Brandon L. Summers / The Dickinson Press)
    Veterans Pavilion, for those who served
    Stark County Veterans Memorial was missing something. A facility was needed where the community could gather while appreciating the sacrifices...
    newsMarch 25, 2018 - 11:35am
    It's still under construction now, but the new United Methodist Church will feature plenty of space for worship and learning when it opens this summer. (Iain Woessner / The Dickinson Press)
    New Methodist church honors past, anticipates future
    After a century of services, the old United Methodist Church in Dickinson had reached its limits. "The foundation under our old building, our...
    newsMarch 25, 2018 - 11:34am
    March 18, 2018
    Rachel Howie and her dad, Dean Karsky stand beside the troughs of feed in the barn. (Linda Sailer/ The Dickinson Press)
    Dairy farming is not only a job, but a lifestyle
    The day begins early at the Karsky Dairy, owned and operated by Dean and LeeAnn Karsky, of rural Dickinson. By 4 a.m., Dean is milking the first...
    business/agricultureMarch 18, 2018 - 10:45am
    Tilted Tulip owner Aryn Hansen wanted to create a place where everyone in Mott could gather. The store, celebrating its first full year in May, offers meals and coffee, homemade goods, flowers and even tuxedo rentals. (Brandon L. Summers / The Dickinson Press)
    Tilted Tulip, many things for many people
    MOTT—Mott's Tilted Tulip is many things: coffee shop and cafe, flower shop and greenhouse, a gift shop showcasing local items, and above...
    business/small-businessMarch 18, 2018 - 10:41am
    A new clothing store opened in Bowman in 2017. Urban Obsession is pictured in February 2018. Sydney Mook / The Dickinson Press
    New clothing store opens in Bowman
    BOWMAN—Bobbie Fossum, owner of Urban Obsession, has a passion for fashion and has been thinking about opening up a clothing store for a...
    business/small-businessMarch 18, 2018 - 10:40am
    Dickinson FFA members pose with their ribbons from the Killdeer Contest. Photo courtesy of Kay Poland
    Dickinson 4-H and FFA chapters continue to prepare students
    The Stark/Billings County NDSU Extension 4-H and the Dickinson High School FFA Chapter have been attending judging competitions and remaining...
    news/educationMarch 18, 2018 - 10:38am
    Mott-Regent Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Viola LaFontaine is pictured in the school's new K-12 library on Monday, March 12. Sydney Mook / The Dickinson Press
    Viola LaFontaine leads Mott-Regent schools, set to retire at the end of the year
    Dr. Viola LaFontaine has been involved in education for nearly four decades in North Dakota. She has been part of one of the largest school booms...
    news/educationMarch 18, 2018 - 10:37am
    The new school also features a brand new cafeteria. Sydney Mook / The Dickinson Press
    Mott-Regent Public Schools getting settled into new elementary school
    MOTT—Students at Mott-Regent Public Schools are getting settled into their brand new elementary school, which opened up at the beginning...
    news/educationMarch 18, 2018 - 10:36am
    An artist's rendering of the new Steffes expansion. Submitted photo
    Steffes to expand Dickinson manufacturing facility
    Steffes, one of Dickinson's largest employers, will be expanding its manufacturing facility located four miles north of Dickinson on North Dakota...
    business/manufacturingMarch 18, 2018 - 10:35am
    March 11, 2018
    Denise Brew is the Dunn County Emergency Manager. Sydney Mook / The Dickinson Press
    Denise Brew helps Dunn County as the emergency manager
    DUNN COUNTY—Disasters often strike with little to no warning, leaving first responders and many other organizations in the community with...
    news/government-and-politicsMarch 11, 2018 - 11:48am
    Red Rock Ford General Manager Alex Nelson and his girlfriend, Lisette Michaels stand inside the showroom at Dickinson. (Linda Sailer/The Dickinson Press)
    Meeting Watford City's vehicle needs
    WATFORD CITY—Red Rock Auto is posed to meet Watford City's need for a new-car dealership in town. Construction is underway on the showroom,...
    business/transportationMarch 11, 2018 - 11:46am
    Anna Baburkina whips sausages into shape and oversees a small team of employees in the nerve center of Dickinson's Wurst Shop. (Iain Woessner / The Dickinson Press)
    'She makes sure it gets made'
    DICKINSON—Anna Baburkina hauls a large plastic bin piled high with pork meat, upending it into a grinder that turns solid meat into streams...
    business/restaurants-and-barsMarch 11, 2018 - 11:46am
    Donna Morse helps set up the Mountain View Hotel's new breakfast nook, one of the many new additions the hotel has added over the past nine years. Iain Woessner / The Dickinson Press
    Historic hotel continues expanding, improving services
    KILLDEER—The Mountain View Hotel describes itself as "Your Home away from Home" and in its time, first as Killdeer's only hotel and then...
    business/tourismMarch 11, 2018 - 11:43am
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