March 4, 2015

 
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ND Gov. Dalrymple signs $1.1B 'surge funding' bill...
Coming soon...
Commission approves funding for Exit 56 bypass...
Bakken oil drillers retreat to the core...
IE Questions:
High Plains Cultural Center serves community that built it...
Gatekeepers of the refinery...
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ND Gov. Dalrymple signs $1.1B 'surge funding' bill

  

Gov. Jack Dalrymple signed a "great legislative accomplishment" Tuesday that will fast-track $1.1 billion for highways and communities affected by North Dakota's exploding growth. 

Coming soon:   Killdeer plans for massive investment this year

For the first 14 years as building inspector for the city of Killdeer, Ron Fettig worked part time. But for the past three years, he has been full time - and his days are truly full.

 

Commission approves funding for Exit 56 bypass

The Dickinson City Commission approved funding Monday evening for the construction of a bypass that will connect Interstate 94 to Highway 22 west of the city.

Bakken oil drillers retreat to the core: Kemp

North Dakota's oil producers have pulled back to the core areas of the Bakken formation to cut costs and maximize output amid the slump in prices.

IE Questions: Where Do All The Drilling Rigs Go?

Drilling rigs are an icon of any oil-producing state. In North Dakota, they dot the empty prairie, flooding the otherwise pitch black sky with light.

High Plains Cultural Center serves community that built it

  

Ken Roshau and Diana Wunderle are exactly the type of people for whom the High Plains Cultural Center was built.

Gatekeepers of the refinery: Lab plays large role at Dakota Prairie Refining

In a windowless room inside of a non-descript steel building at Dakota Prairie Refining's sprawling facility west of Dickinson, there are six people whose job is to make certain America's first greenfield refinery built since 1976 turns Bakken crude oil into diesel fuel.

 

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