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Domestic violence becoming a bigger problem throughout the oil patch
Posted 10/14/14 (Tue)read more »
Rain-closed roads cost the state’s oilfield over $50 million per day
Posted 10/07/14 (Tue)read more »
Watford City volunteer firefighters are on pace for responding to approximately 275 to 300 calls by the end of 2014.
Posted 10/07/14 (Tue)read more »
Lack of permanent housing and living conditions of many area residents are factors in “homeless” classification
Posted 10/07/14 (Tue)read more »
First International Bank & Trust makes its largest donation to any single community project
Posted 9/30/14 (Tue)read more »
Legislators say surge funding, change in Gross Production Tax formulas is critical to oil-impacted areas
Posted 9/30/14 (Tue)read more »
McKenzie County is projected to have 13,500 wells by 2027. To put that growth into perspective, McKenzie County had 2,656 in production in July of this year, while there are now 11,287 producing wells in all of North Dakota.
Posted 9/30/14 (Tue)read more »
With bypass around Alexander has finally completed, city residents are thrilled to have their Main Street back.
Posted 9/30/14 (Tue)read more »
Children from 49 states, 20 foreign countries attending Watford Elementary
Posted 9/23/14 (Tue)read more »
Former Watford City man faces federal felony charges in two deaths
Posted 9/23/14 (Tue)read more »
District turns to voters for $17 million bond issue to meet student growth
Posted 9/23/14 (Tue)read more »
About half of the crops in McKenzie County are still standing in the fields waiting to be harvested.
Posted 9/16/14 (Tue)read more »
North Dakota produces 1.10 billion barrels of oil per day in July
Posted 9/16/14 (Tue)read more »
The McKenzie County Public School District No. 1 approved a 12 percent mill increase for school district patrons as it finalized a $14.8 million budget.
Posted 9/16/14 (Tue)read more »
Watford City budgets $60 million for new Events Center
Posted 9/16/14 (Tue)read more »
Proposed county budget up 96.8 percent
Posted 9/16/14 (Tue)read more »
Watford City sees school enrollment jump 27 percent
Posted 9/09/14 (Tue)read more »
Wet weather is being blamed for slump damage on County Road 50
Posted 9/09/14 (Tue)read more »
School district voters to decide fate of bond issue at Oct. 7 special election
Posted 9/09/14 (Tue)read more »
A total of 14 people were hospitalized on Sunday, Aug. 31, in Watford City after two people passed out and many others were vomiting after being exposed to Carbon Monoxide at the Watford City Express Laundry Center.
Posted 9/02/14 (Tue)read more »
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