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Ag, oil can mix, but both sides must talk
Nebraska's director of agriculture said he was anxious to get on the bus Friday and see for himself the much-fabled oil patch of western North Dakota.
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Oil Patch here to stay for a while
Another report is out dissecting the possible long-term projections and implications of the Bakken energy play to western North Dakota and the findings are more of the same.
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Homeless increases in oil-rich North Dakota
The number of homeless people is soaring as desperate job seekers flock to North Dakota to take advantage of the oil-wealthy state's abundant employment opportunities, the director of an advocacy group says.
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North Dakota takes advantage of natural gas
Shipping natural gas out of North Dakota could help boost the region's energy sector because of a decline in coal use, state and industry officials said.
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North Dakota sees record oil shipments by rail
The percentage of North Dakota oil shipped by pipelines has dramatically slipped in the past year as producers have turned to trains to reach faraway U.S. refineries where premium prices are fetched based on foreign crude prices.
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Killdeer to build safer school crosswalk
In a move long awaited by parents and school officials, the Dunn County Commission on Wednesday signed off on a project designed to make a pedestrian crossing of Highway 22 near Killdeer's public school complex safer for students. |
