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Latest North Dakota news, sports, business and entertainment:... Nov 22 2009 4:14PM
Officials are pulling the plug on a $1.5
million project they had hoped would show that irrigation might be
part of the solution to Devils Lake flooding.
But they are floating hope that a similar project outside the
basin might succeed.
A
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| Latest North Dakota news, sports, business and entertainment:... Nov 21 2009 4:34PM
Five North Dakota ranchers and farmers
have been named to serve on the state's Farm Service Agency
committee.
North Dakota's Senators Byron Dorgan and Kent Conrad and Rep.
Earl Pomeroy announced the appointments on Friday.
The new FSA co
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| 5 North Dakotans join Farm Service Agency board Nov 21 2009 3:24PM
Five North Dakota ranchers and farmers
have been named to serve on the state's Farm Service Agency
committee.
North Dakota's Senators Byron Dorgan and Kent Conrad and Rep.
Earl Pomeroy announced the appointments on Friday.
The new FSA co
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| Latest North Dakota news, sports, business and entertainment:... Nov 19 2009 4:13PM
North Dakota's attorney general says the
state will seek to dismiss a lawsuit filed by Spirit Lake Sioux
tribal members who want the University of North Dakota to keep its
Fighting Sioux nickname.
The Board of Higher Education has said it will r
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Search for Dickinson Women Nov 3 2009 7:29PM
The search continues for three Dickinson State University students who went missing Sunday evening.
Dickinson authorities are now focusing their search north of the city.
Police are looking into two cell phone calls from the girls Sunday night.
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Missing Students Search - Reaction Nov 3 2009 7:22PM
(Lenny Gemar/ Father of Kyrstin Gemar)
"Its really tough especially not knowing that is the hardest part."
A father of one of the missing women speaks out...while authorities seach for more clues.
Good Evening I'm Lauren Kalberer...Tom Gerhardt is
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Search for Missing Girls Update Nov 3 2009 2:49PM
The search continues for three DSU Students who vanish after making hysterical phone call to a frriend...
Good Afternoon, I'm Donnell Preskey...
Progress is being made in the search for the three missing DSU Softball players...
Afton Williamson,
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| Latest North Dakota news, sports, business and entertainment:... Nov 3 2009 11:05AM
The search has resumed for three missing
Dickinson State softball players.
Dickinson Police Officer Thomas Grosz says at least three
airplanes are being used. He says the Dickinson Rural Fire
Department is taking a boat out to check Patterson La
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| Monday's Scores Nov 2 2009 9:35PM
By The Associated Press
PREP VOLLEYBALL
Class B District 1
Semifinal
Wyndmere-Lidgerwood def. Oakes, 25-14, 25-13, 14-25, 25-17
Class B District 11
Third Place
Newburg-Westhope def. Rugby, 25-18, 26-24, 25-22
Class B District 14
Quarterfinal
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| ND man gets 19 years for drunken driving crash Oct 28 2009 11:12AM
Federal prosecutors say a man has been
sentenced to 19 years and three months in prison for a drunken
driving crash that killed three people near New Town last year.
Randolph Lone Fight, of Mandaree, was charged with involuntary
manslaughter aft
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Dakota Defense Alliance Oct 23 2009 7:36PM
We hear a lot about the work ethic of North Dakotans.
Now, there's a group working to help the work of people in our state benefit the nation's defense industry.
Jim Olson reports on the Dakota Defense Alliance and the group's desire to win major contra
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| Minot's new energy park gets tenant Oct 19 2009 2:13AM
Minot's new energy park has its first tenant.
Badlands PowerFuels, a transportation company that specializes
in moving drilling fluids and crude oil, is buying 20 acres the
largest of seven lots in Minot's Energy Park West.
Owner Mark John
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| Latest North Dakota news, sports, business and entertainment:... Oct 18 2009 4:34PM
The Army Corps of Engineers has
identified 14 flood control options in the Fargo-Moorhead area,
ranging from levees and flood walls to ditches. To win federal
approval, the benefit to taxpayers must be greater than the cost.
The corps is outlini
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| ND health officials ID oil wastewater for deicing Oct 18 2009 2:57PM
The state Health Department has identified
two wells in the state's oil patch where salty oil field wastewater
can be used free as deicer on roads.
The department halted the practice two years ago after
environmental questions.
Environme
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| Thursday's Scores Oct 15 2009 9:35PM
By The Associated Press
PREP VOLLEYBALL
Beach def. Killdeer, 25-22, 25-18, 25-13
Bismarck Century def. Bismarck St. Mary's, 25-15, 25-10, 25-20
Carrington def. Barnes County North, 25-18, 25-21, 25-10
Enderlin def. Maple Valley, 25-13, 26-
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Wrestling Returns Oct 12 2009 7:09PM
From sports to sports-entertainment...
Once upon a time, professional wrestling made regular stops in spots in the Peace Garden State...
and Northern Outlaw Wrestling is trying to bring it back.
For the third time this year,
they'll be back in Bismarck
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| Saturday's Scores Oct 10 2009 9:56PM
By The Associated Press
PREP VOLLEYBALL
Beach Tournament
Pool Play
Pool A
Grant County def. Scranton, 14-20, 20-16
Heart River def. Grant County, 20-10, 20-18
Heart River def. Scranton, 20-13, 20-12
Heart River def. Wibaux, Mont., 20-6,
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| Friday's Scores Sep 25 2009 9:56PM
By The Associated Press
PREP FOOTBALL
Benson County 47, Tri-County 20
Bismarck Century 30, Williston 0
Central McLean 40, Richardton-Taylor-Hebron 22
Harvey 58, Garrison 6
Kenmare-Bowbells-Burke Central 34, Surrey 6
Killdeer 66, St
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| Saturday's Scores Sep 12 2009 11:06PM
By The Associated Press
PREP VOLLEYBALL
Center Stanton Tournament
Pool Play
Beach def. Sheridan County, 25-16, 25-15
Beach def. Heart River, 25-18, 18-25, 15-8
Center-Stanton def. Beach, 25-19, 25-10
Heart River def. Grant County, 25-14,
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| Saturday's Scores Sep 5 2009 4:13PM
By The Associated Press
PREP VOLLEYBALL
Killdeer Tournament
Beach def. Glen Ullin-Hebron, 21-8, 21-16
Beach def. Mott-Regent, 21-19, 21-15
Beach def. Heart River, 21-18, 21-16
Beach def. Scranton, 21-17, 21-9
Glen Ullin-Hebron def. Mo
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Class A Football Sep 4 2009 11:16PM
In Berthold tonight the Bombers were at home as they hosted New Town in the region opener. The Bombers were looking to even their record at a game apiece after dropping their opener to North Prairie.
"A" FOOTBALL:
BERTHOLD/OR
NEW TOWN
(BOMBERS AT GARRI
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Mustangs Host Trojans Sep 1 2009 11:06PM
The high school volleyball season moved into full swing tonight. In Surrey the Mustangs played host to Turtle Lake-Mercer.
CLASS "B" VOLLEYBALL:
SURREY
TL-M
CLASS "B" VOLLEYBALL:
MLS
BURKE CENTRAL
KENMARE
RAY
MINOT RYAN
WASHBURN
OUR REDEMER'S
VELVA
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| Here is the latest North Dakota news from The Associated Press... Aug 31 2009 4:13PM
The state Public Service Commission will
be going over a report on a natural gas explosion that demolished a
Fargo duplex and injured 13 people last fall. The report says a
natural gas leak appeared to come from part of the pipe serving the
duplex. T
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| Latest North Dakota news, sports, business and entertainment:... Aug 28 2009 11:12AM
The government estimates about 2 million
acres of North Dakota cropland did not get planted this year
because of spring flooding and other bad weather. And officials say
much of it is in the northeastern part of the state.
The estimate covers ab
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Trinity Football Preview Aug 20 2009 7:03PM
Typically known as one of the best football teams in the West, the Dickinson Trinity Titans are coming off of a disapointing season.
But this year, they're ready to climb back to the top.
With a new set of teams joining Class double A football, this se
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KMM Expands to Regent Aug 19 2009 11:01PM
It's something you don't hear a lot about these days...business expansion.
However, one North Dakota company seems to keep growing in some vital parts of the state.
Brad Feldman shows you one community getting a boost of business and jobs.
(S
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Civil War Lieutenant has Ties to N.D. Aug 16 2009 11:27PM
Civil War connections to North Dakota?
There are more than you may think.
In this months edition of Inside History, the tale of one Lt's death from 1863.
It happened in what is now south Bismarck.
The death of Lt. Frederick
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Conrad Visits Velva Aug 15 2009 7:05PM
It's been one of the most controversial topics in recent history, and over the past few weeks, residents have been weighing in on the debate at town hall meetings across the country.
Today, Senator Kent Conrad continued his town hall tour of western Nor
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| Latest North Dakota sports: Jul 23 2009 2:16AM
The University of North Dakota says it
has suspended hockey player Matt Frattin for at least two games
after an incident in which Frattin and former standout Joe Finley
allegedly threw dinnerware, a lawn mower and other items onto a
street.
Pol
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| Latest Montana news, sports, business and entertainment:... Jul 22 2009 4:06PM
A federal bankruptcy judge has granted a
request by General Motors to drop its precious metals contract with
Montana's Stillwater Mining Company.
Stillwater attorney Garry Graber says the cancellation was
approved Wednesday following a hearing i
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| Here is the latest North Dakota news from The Associated Press... Jul 21 2009 7:07AM
The niece of imprisoned American Indian
activist Leonard Peltier says he will get his first full parole
hearing in 15 years on July 28 in a Lewisburg, Pa., federal prison.
U.S. Attorney Drew Wrigley in Fargo, where Peltier was convicted,
says he ha
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| Dunn County Memorial Wall grows Jul 20 2009 6:18AM
More than 1,100 names have been submitted
for the Dunn County Veterans Memorial Wall in Killdeer, and
organizers say they expect about 100 more.
Committee member Dean Bergstedt says organizers had expected
about 800 or 900 names, but the project
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ND Business Gems - KMM Part 2 Jul 14 2009 7:23PM
North Dakota's economy is bouncing along - ignoring the deep recession gripping most of the US.
One reason for the state's success is small businesses - businesses you might not have heard of - that are growing and providing jobs across the state.
All t
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Shrine Bowl Jul 13 2009 10:59PM
There's been Badlands Bowls and Saskota Bowls...
but this week,
another All-Star Football Series takes center stage...
and unlike the other two,
these Shrine Bowl Games will have North Dakotans on BOTH sides...with a few Minnesotans mixed in.
The 36th
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ND Business Gems - Killdeer Mtn. Mfg. Jul 13 2009 7:16PM
North Dakota has been getting a lot of national press lately - from USA Today to the New York Times to Time Magazine.
They've all touted the state's strong economy and jobs climate in the midst of a national recession.
This week, Jim Olson takes a look
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ND Company Wins Awards Jun 5 2009 7:37PM
A North Dakota company was recognized recently by the Small Business Administration for its success in supplying quality products for the Defense Department.
Killdeer Mountain Manufacturing won the 2009 Regional Supplier of Excellence Award from the SBA
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Wondering What Happened Jun 3 2009 7:29PM
Searching continues in the Atlantic Ocean after the apparent crash of an Air France jet.
Search planes are criss-crossing an area off the coast of South America where some debris was discovered yesterday.
The Airbus A-330 aircraft disappeared from rada
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| Latest North Dakota sports: May 22 2009 8:18AM
The top state runners are in Bismarck
today for the state track meet.
Defending champ Bismarck is the favorite in the Class A girls
meet, but coach Tim Kolsrud says other teams have the potential to
take the title. He includes Bismarck Century,
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Region 7 May 19 2009 7:29AM
Today was the semifinal round of the region 7 baseball tournament held here in Minot at Corbette Field. The first game of the day featured the kenmare honkers and the Bishop Ryan Lions.
Region 7 Class B Baseball
Bishop Ryan 4
Kenmare 3
WP: Kyle Petz
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Playing Dirty May 7 2009 7:04PM
Some wear masks, others wear paint...and most wear tights...
BUT ALL involved in tonight's Northern Outlaw Wrestling event plan to put on quite a performance...especially the one decked out in flannel and that's Mercer Sage's opponent.
The Killdeer gra
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| Latest North Dakota news, sports, business and entertainment:... Apr 24 2009 4:27PM
North Dakota Senator Byron Dorgan says
he'll attempt to include money for Devils Lake dike work in an
emergency spending bill.
Dorgan spoke today to the North Dakota House and Senate about
water and energy issues.
Earlier this month the Ob
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| ND schools rich in oil money Apr 24 2009 10:23AM
Oil development has made millionaires of
some North Dakota schools, but they're running out of time to spend
their riches.
State law does not let schools carry over major cash reserves
past June.
Killdeer's school got a $1.4 million check
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MLS Track Meet Apr 17 2009 7:30PM
For the first time this season an outdoor track meet was held at Minot State University. The MLS track invite took place with 17 teams on hand.
MLS BOYS TRACK MEET:
VELVA/DRAKE 116
BEULAH 107
KILLDEER 97
WATFORD CITY 95
CENTRAL MCLEAN 79
DL-B 62
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| Nies, Fornshell share BSC Rising Star Award Apr 2 2009 12:00AM
Alumni in the fields of musical composition and technical consulting have earned recognition from the Bismarck State College National Alumni Association.
Sharing the 2009 Rising Star Alumni Award are composer Troy Nies, '96 and '04, of Killdeer, N.D.
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| 2 finalists for Mr. Basketball award Mar 18 2009 8:55PM
Turtle Lake-Mercer's Cameron Malzer and
Williston High School's Brent Qvale are finalists for the 2009 Mr.
Basketball award sponsored by the North Dakota Associated Press
Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association.
The award is given to the t
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Inmate's Letter to T.R. Mar 14 2009 9:19AM
New treasures are being uncovered everyday.
That's the word from the Theodoore Roosevelt Center at Dickinson State University.
Over 250-thousand documents are being digitized from the Library of Congress.
Many are historic gemslike a letter
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Wall Funding Mar 1 2009 11:28PM
Organizers of a veterans memorial wall in Dunn County say they have raised about two-thirds of the estimated $110,000 cost. The wall would be near the proposed site of the High Plains Cultural Center in Killdeer, though it's not connected to that project.
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Dist. 11 Underway Feb 27 2009 11:18PM
The district 11 basketball tournament also tipped off today in Dunseith. In the opener, top seeded Velva met up with Sawyer.
DIST. 11 BOYS B-BALL TMT.-DUNSEITH-1ST ROUND:
RUGBY 51
DUNSEITH 44
VELVA 76
SAWYER 32
DIST. 11 BOYS B-BALL TMT.-DUNSE
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| ND Wrestling Scoreboard Feb 19 2009 9:35PM
By The Associated Press
Thursday's Results
State Wrestling Tournament in Fargo
Team Totals
Class A
Bismarck 95.5, Williston 59.5, Fargo South 54.5, Grand Forks Red
River 53, Bismarck Century 50, Valley City 47.5, West Fargo 43,
Mandan 39.5, Fargo
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Class B Jamboree Jan 19 2009 6:29AM
They're considered the best team in the state.
The Linton Lions boys basketball team is tops in the polls, and with Killdeer on tap in the Civic Center Class B jamboree, things aren't likely to change.
Will Linton live up to their ranking or can Killdee
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| Blowing snow factor in fatal crash Jan 17 2009 8:45AM
Blowing and drifting snow created
hazardous driving conditions in central and western North Dakota
early Saturday, and might have contributed to a fatal accident.
The Highway Patrol says a 64-year-old Fessenden resident died
late Friday in a hea
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| Dunn County might get memorial wall Dec 14 2008 3:19PM
A committee of nine Dunn County residents
is working on a proposed memorial wall in Killdeer for the names of
area military veterans.
Committee member Dean Bergstedt says the group has been meeting
for six months to come up with a proposal and b
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Inside HistoryRecap Dec 7 2008 11:28PM
By Tom Gerhardt
Inside History gives both you and me the chance to learn about North Dakota.
In 2008 I met some amazing people. I also heard incredible stories. And I visited some wonderful places.
So in this months edition of Inside History
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University of Mary President Dec 5 2008 7:22PM
The University of Mary names a replacement for Sister Thomas Welder.
At 33 years of age, Fr. James Shea becomes the sixth president of the University of Mary. Fr. Shea says he looks forward to the challenge of leading the school. But he says accepting th
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| University Announces New President, Father James Patrick Shea Dec 5 2008 12:00AM
Dec. 5, 2008
Bismarck, NDAt a press conference Friday, Dec. 5, 2008, Chairman of the Board of Trustees Martin White and Board President and Prioress of the Benedictine S
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New U-Mary President Dec 5 2008 2:49PM
The University of Mary announces Fr. James Shea as its new president.
Good afternoon I'm Donnell Preskey.
The announcement came about a half hour ago. Fr. James P. Shea will replace Sister Thomas Welder as president of the Univer
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| University of Mary names new pre Dec 5 2008 11:47AM
The Rev. James Patrick Shea, who serves
southwestern North Dakota churches, has been named president of the
University of Mary.
The 33-year-old Shea will succeed Sister Thomas Welder, who has
been president of the Bismarck-based Roman Catholic u
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U-Mary Announcing President - Father James Shea Dec 5 2008 9:59AM
The University of Mary will announce today at an 11:30 press conference that Father James Shea has been selected to replace Sister Thomas Welder as their next president.
Father James Shea met with the board yesterday afternoon.
Father Shea currentl
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| ND Class A allstate football team Nov 18 2008 6:55PM
The North Dakota Class A all-state high
school football team, as selected by the state coaches'
association:
First team offense
Quarterback Justin Purinton, Linton-H-M-B; Running backs Jay
Jelinek, Park River/Fordville-Lankin; Kordel Wolfe, Harve
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| North Dakota Prep Volleyball Nov 4 2008 10:40PM
District 9
Center-Stanton def. New Salem, 25-13, 25-23, 25-19
Standing Rock def. Shiloh Christian, 26-24, 25-15, 25-23
District 10
Sheridan County def. Washburn, 22-25, 26-24, 25-16, 25-19
Turtle Lake-Mercer def. Garrison-Max, 25-18, 25-19
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Playoffs A Nov 1 2008 7:40PM
Single A time and the top team in that class would be the Velva Aggies.
An undefeated regular season has them hungry for a return to glory.
But today they had to get by New Salem.
So let's go to the game.
VELVA 33
NEW SALEM 0
HARVEY 35
KILLDEER 0
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Red-Hot Raiders Oct 31 2008 7:16PM
Just two points is seperating Richardton-Taylor-Hebron from a perfect season...
but if they run the table the rest of the way,
something tells me they won't worry about their record.
The Raiders only loss was on September 5th to Central McLean by, you
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Hornets Head West Oct 29 2008 8:36PM
Meanwhile the defending state champion Harvey Hornets will be on the road on Saturday when they travel to Killdeer to take on the Cowboys.
The 2nd ranked Hornets are coming off of a 42-0 win over North Prairie and will meet up with a Cowboy team they shu
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Employer of the Year Named Oct 28 2008 8:00PM
To rank number one out of fifty states is a pretty impressive stat, and that's exactly where North Dakota stands in terms of hiring people with disabilities.
More and more businesses are looking to the disabled to fill available positions and today, seve
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Monday Football News Oct 20 2008 11:10PM
Its Monday, meaning its the beginning of the work-week and time for the latest 3A and 2A football polls...and with their regular seasons having wrapped up...we get the 1A and 9-Man polls tonight too...and in 3A, Bismarck High might be the team to beat.
T
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| Collision claims fourth victim Oct 20 2008 5:24PM
Authorities say a fourth person has died
as the result of injuries from a head-on collision west of New
Town.
The Highway Patrol said 47-year-old Cornelius Everett of
Underwood died over the weekend at a hospital in Omaha, Neb. He was
one of th
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| Collision claims fourth victim, 1st LdWritethru Oct 20 2008 3:46PM
Authorities say a fourth person has died
as the result of injuries from a head-on collision west of New
Town.
The Highway Patrol said 47-year-old Cornelius Everett of
Underwood died over the weekend at a hospital in Omaha, Neb. He was
one of th
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| Headon collision claims fourth victim Oct 20 2008 3:17PM
Authorities say a fourth person has died
as the result of injuries from a head-on collision west of New
Town.
The Highway Patrol said 47-year-old Cornelius Everett of
Underwood died over the weekend at a hospital in Omaha. He was one
of three p
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| Highway Patrol identifies victims of carvan crash near New Town... Oct 18 2008 12:30PM
The Highway Patrol has identified the
three people killed in a car-van crash west of New Town yesterday
morning.
The patrol says the car driven by 17-year-old Lynae Crowe of
Mandaree was struck head-on by the van on state Highway 23.
The c
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| Williston gets more than 7 inches of snow Oct 13 2008 1:38AM
Power companies have been busy in the
Williston area, after more than 7 inches of snow fell over the
weekend.
Montana-Dakota Utilities spokesman Mark Hanson says the company
started getting calls about power outages at about 6 a.m. Sunday.
He
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| Alumni among guest artists and speakers Oct. 9-10 Oct 1 2008 12:00AM
Music composition, the recording industry, investigative journalism and online journalism are topics that four BSC alumni will present during the Oct. 9-10 daytime events of the North Dakota University System's Arts & Humanities Summit at BSC.
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| Dunn County ranchers worried about water supplies Sep 17 2008 11:05AM
Dunn County ranchers worry the oil
development boom might leave them short of water.
About 40 of them met with members of the state Water Commission
in Manning last night.
Commissioner Bob Kleeman says residents are "really scared"
they'll
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In the Locker Room 9-12 Sep 12 2008 10:59PM
In Class 1A, two state ranked teams were on the same football field.
The Killdeer Cowboys are fifth in the polls,
but like everyone else...they're chasing Harvey.
The Hornets have the top rating and tonight,
they had home field advantage as the Bees
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Tia Talks to Mark Gibson Sep 12 2008 7:09PM
Friday's are a Football Frenzy and tonight is no exception, with games here and there and everywhere...
including the Community Bowl.
That's where Bismarck High is hosting Jamestown.
Tia Streeter has this report.
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The Jamestown/Bismarck High
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HS Football Polls Sep 10 2008 11:08PM
This week's Class A and 9-Man polls are out
and in the 'small school's list,'
Napoleon-Gackle-Streeter is now in the second spot.
They jumped up from fourth after last week's win over South Border.
Also moving up was Central McLean,
who went from fi
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| Company plans Regent facility Aug 21 2008 2:57PM
A western North Dakota company says it is
opening a facility in Regent to manufacture wire harnesses for U.S.
Air Force aircraft.
Killdeer Mountain Manufacturing spokeswoman Kristin Hedger says
the company plans to move into a temporary facili
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| UAS Center Of Excellence Receives Major Air Force Contract Jul 31 2008 12:00AM
BISMARCK, ND – Gov. John Hoeven today announced that the University of North Dakota’s Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) Center of Excellence and a team of global defense and aviation technology companies, have been awarded a nearly $50 mi
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| Hundreds of bicycles on the road for CANDISC Aug 5 2008 9:27AM
Hundreds of cyclists are on the road for
the CANDISC bike tour.
It stands for "Cycling Around North Dakota in Sakakawea
Country."
Spokesman Dick Messerly says about 500 riders are participating,
ranging in age from seven to 77.
The rid
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| Regulators review new oil pipeline in southwest ND Jul 16 2008 11:26AM
State regulators will be reviewing a
proposed new oil pipeline in southwestern North Dakota.
A company wants to build a 6-inch crude oil pipeline for 33
miles from Killdeer in Dunn County to just north of Dickinson. It
would carry about 10,000 b
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Austin DuFault - Part two Jul 10 2008 11:14PM
Its hard enough to play college basketball,
but imagine playing at the Division One level?
For one athlete from Western North Dakota...he soon won't *have* to imagine it,
he'll be living it.
In part two of her sit down interview,
Tia Streeter talks about
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