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The McKenzie County Landfill is one of the five largest landfills in North Dakota
Posted 1/15/14 (Wed)read more »
25 percent of district’s students classified as “homeless” due to living conditions
Posted 1/08/14 (Wed)read more »
Food Pantry’s new BackPack Program helps meet hungry children’s needs
Posted 1/08/14 (Wed)read more »
Jacob Rodenbiker hired as McKenzie County’ first-ever, full-time state’s attorney.
Posted 1/08/14 (Wed)read more »
State’s property relief taxes brings 12 percent savings
Posted 12/30/13 (Mon)read more »
Post Office makes changes to meet needs of area’s growing population
Posted 12/30/13 (Mon)read more »
New retail businesses to open in 2014
Posted 12/30/13 (Mon)read more »
As oil activity presses forward, residential and commercial development in Watford City continues to go vertical.
Posted 12/24/13 (Tue)read more »
Humble. That is the word most used to describe the McKenzie County Farmer’s 2013 Heart of Gold recipient, Susie Lundin.
Posted 12/24/13 (Tue)read more »
This year has brought many changes to the Watford City Police Department.
Posted 12/24/13 (Tue)read more »
The McKenzie County Public School District No. 1 school board has officially picked a 40-acre site in the Fox Hills development east of Watford City as the site for a new school building.
Posted 12/18/13 (Wed)read more »
McKenzie County leads the state in oil and gas production for fifth straight month
Posted 12/18/13 (Wed)read more »
Zubke seeks to fill seat vacated by Drovdal
Posted 12/18/13 (Wed)read more »
Watford City city council approves hike in building permit fees
Posted 12/18/13 (Wed)read more »
Collaboration to bring physicians, facilities to western North Dakota
Posted 12/11/13 (Wed)read more »
Area residents to see higher city bills
Posted 12/11/13 (Wed)read more »
School seeks public’s input on new facility
Posted 12/11/13 (Wed)read more »
State’s football coach with most wins hangs up his clipboard
Posted 12/11/13 (Wed)read more »
The list of groups and individuals that are pushing for the four-laning of U.S. Highway 85 south from Watford City to Belfield and the junction of I-94 is growing.
Posted 12/04/13 (Wed)read more »
After serving as one of two representatives serving District 39 in the North Dakota House of Representatives, David Drovdal (R) of Arnegard has decided that he has served long enough and will not be seeking re-election.
Posted 12/04/13 (Wed)read more »
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