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Parking changes necessary
October 30, 2012 The split between Minot International Airport and its long time parking operator appears to be necessary, but still somewhat disappointing because of what it represents. more »»
Campaign battle over coal
October 29, 2012 Regardless of how you feel about who “won” or “lost” the three presidential election debates, one thing came through with extraordinary clarity: President Barack Obama is determined to foist... more »»
Supporting new sales tax
October 28, 2012 Discussions about the need for more space at the Ward County Courthouse and Ward County Jail aren’t new; they’ve been taking place for too many years already. more »»
Christmann for PSC
October 27, 2012 Brad Crabtree and Randy Christmann have taken decidedly different paths in their quest to earn a seat on the Public Service Commission. more »»
Elect Dalrymple as governor
October 26, 2012 Gov. Jack Dalrymple has proven over the last two years that he was more than ready to handle the job after 10 years as John Hoeven’s lieutenant governo. more »»
Berg is the best choice for Senate
October 25, 2012 North Dakotans have been presented with two clearly different choices in the campaign for U.S. Senate. Rick Berg and Heidi Heitkamp offer dramatically opposing views for this state’s future. more »»
Lance's fall from grace
October 24, 2012 It’s official: Lance Armstrong did not win seven Tour de France races in his career. more »»
Wasteful spending continues
October 23, 2012 President Barack Obama claims he wants to curb waste in federal spending. Not in his own administration’s subsidies of “green” energy, apparently. more »»
Libya: Who knew, and when?
October 22, 2012 During the weeks before U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans died at the hands of terrorists in Libya, he warned of the increasing danger from Islamic militants. more »»
Elect Romney president
October 21, 2012 Before casting your vote in the election for president, ask yourself two questions: First, is the United States better off today than four years ago? Even more important, will you be better off... more »»
Northeast Bypass will serve us well
October 20, 2012 Work continues on the 55th Street Bridge, but celebration was in order this week nonetheless on the completion of the other seven miles of the Northeast Bypass. more »»
Bucyrus: A town destroyed
October 19, 2012 The tiny North Dakota town of Bucyrus and its residents experienced the wrath of Mother Nature this week, as a wind-swept fire barreled through the southwestern town, destroying buildings and... more »»
Expensive Senate campaign
October 18, 2012 National elections have always generated interest and accompanying campaign contributions in North Dakota, but the U.S. Senate race between Re. more »»
Silence on state pot initiatives speaks volumes about Holder, Obama
October 17, 2012 Attorney General Eric Holder is being urged by some of the nation’s top law enforcement officials to speak out against ballot initiatives to legalize marijuana in Colorado, Oregon and Washington. more »»
Another giant leap for man
October 16, 2012 Well done, Felix Baumgartne. more »»
Could it be called bribery?
October 15, 2012 Federal law requires that when a large employer anticipates it may have to lay off workers, it must issue notices of the possibility to them. more »»
The week that was
October 14, 2012 BEGGING RESTRICTIONS – Bismarck became the latest North Dakota city to limit panhandling within the city after residents complained of being intimidated or threatened by panhandler. more »»
VP debate: Did anyone really win?
October 13, 2012 It’s hard to tell who won the debate between Vice President Joe Biden and Republican challenger Paul Ryan. more »»
Refinery project good news
October 12, 2012 Construction on the first major oil refinery to be built in the United States in three decades is set to begin in 2013 on the Fort Berthold Reservation. more »»
Downtown project necessary
October 11, 2012 Downtown Minot could be getting a major infrastructure upgrade if the city is awarded an $18 million federal grant. more »» |
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