Passenger boardings at Theodore Roosevelt Regional Airport in Dickinson continue to rise and the facility's manager said the trend is expected to continue.
Leaders of oil patch communities say they are reaching the limits of their resources to deal with the effects of oil development and need more state help.
The North Dakota Department of Transportation's liaison with the western, oil-impacted part of the state paid a visit to the Dunn County Commission on Wednesday.
In 2011, I asked former North Dakota governor and current Continental Resources board member Ed Schafer how important technology is in the Bakken oil boom.
How a new proppant shape may offer a path to greater production
Companies touting new recovery techniques tend to surface nearly as often as the barrels of sweet crude themselves, causing operators to continually weigh the pros and cons of any new idea.
BNSF Railway promised Tuesday to provide more locomotives and workers in the next few weeks to break the logjam of rail shipments that has dismayed North Dakota farmers and forced the detour of passenger trains through the state.
America continues to suffer from a post-World War II record slow recovery in employment as well as record worker anxiety. Meanwhile, the brightest corner of the economy, the oil & gas sector, has seen stunning growth in creating jobs across the nation and in dozens of domains. With the right policies, much more is possible to encourage and accelerate the small-business-centric oil & gas revolution.
