
This year’s commemoration of Veteran’s Day is a reminder that many of our nation’s veterans are unemployed and require job training to find work. More than 15 percent of the low-income older adults served by Experience Works this year, in fact, are veterans of the armed services.
Posted 11/10/10 (Wed) read more »
It seems like a contradiction with an increased population, but the Stanley driver’s license office is now closed.
Posted 11/10/10 (Wed) read more »
Despite being somewhat content with their own financial situations, North Dakotans are greatly concerned about the national economy and the country’s $1.3 trillion deficit.
Posted 11/04/10 (Thu) read more »
Jasper Klein didn’t waste any time while he had the podium at the Parshall City Council meeting Tuesday morning.
Posted 11/04/10 (Thu) read more »
On Tuesday Mandan Hidatsa and Arikara residents of the Fort Berthold Reservation will have the opportunity
Posted 10/28/10 (Thu) read more »
Jeff Zueger is concerned that an Environmental Protection Agency ruling two weeks ago to allow an additional 5 percent of ethanol in gasoline is going to confuse North Dakota motorists.
Posted 10/28/10 (Thu) read more »
North Dakota Gov. John Hoeven appears certain to be North Dakota’s newest U.S. Senator, and a host of incumbent office holders look to be winners in the 2010 General Election, according to the latest Prairie Poll.
Posted 10/21/10 (Thu) read more »
An idea to merge Parshall’s and New Town’s cross country teams in 2011 was shot down Monday night in Parshall after the school board voted unanimously against it.
Posted 10/21/10 (Thu) read more »
Taxable sales and purchases took a double digit jump in Parshall during the second quarter of 2010, giving indications that much of the traffic seen is not just passing through town.
Posted 10/14/10 (Thu) read more »
She’s shy, gentle and patient. He’s handsome, free-spirited and a bit of a challenge.
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