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County landfill sees usage jump from 20 tons to 300 tons per day in two years
Posted 1/27/15 (Tue)read more »
McKenzie County will be less impacted by prices than other parts of the Bakken
Posted 1/20/15 (Tue)read more »
Watford City sees 35 percent increase in DUI-related citations in past year
Posted 1/20/15 (Tue)read more »
'McKenzie County School Bus' Facebook page shares bus route information with parents
Posted 1/20/15 (Tue)read more »
Holm family donates land for new elementary school and recreation areas
Posted 1/13/15 (Tue)read more »
By February, Home of Economy hopes to open a new store in Watford City. The store will be located in the space currently occupied by Alco in Watford City’s South Park Plaza.
Posted 1/13/15 (Tue)read more »
First phase of Fox Hills Golf Course expansion project could cost $4 million
Posted 1/13/15 (Tue)read more »
Area firefighters battled fire for two days before extinguishing blaze
Posted 1/06/15 (Tue)read more »
State property tax relief helps lessen some of 2014 tax bite
Posted 1/06/15 (Tue)read more »
McKenzie County accounted for nearly 18 percent of the state’s 130-plus highway fatalities in 2014
Posted 1/06/15 (Tue)read more »
New apartment complexes scheduled to break ground in 2015
Posted 12/30/14 (Tue)read more »
Schwartzenberger assumes duties as McKenzie County’s new sheriff
Posted 12/30/14 (Tue)read more »
Illegal immigrants try to ditch $6,000 worth of methamphetamines
Posted 12/30/14 (Tue)read more »
50 percent of Roughrider Fund to be used to help construct facility
Posted 12/23/14 (Tue)read more »
Becker honored as the 2014 “Heart of Gold” recipient
Posted 12/23/14 (Tue)read more »
Generous gift and a ‘virtual’ tour of the new facility makes for another historical night in the making
Posted 12/23/14 (Tue)read more »
This year was a big year for McKenzie County in terms of developments.
Posted 12/16/14 (Tue)read more »
A special Christmas present came early this year for the McKenzie County Public School No. 1 in the form of a $10 million construction loan from the Bank of North Dakota for the construction of the district’s new high school.
Posted 12/16/14 (Tue)read more »
Commissioners appoint Svihovec as acting treasurer following surprise resignation
Posted 12/16/14 (Tue)read more »
McKenzie County still setting oil, gas production records
Posted 12/16/14 (Tue)read more »
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