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Development plans taking off

The New Town City Council heard about plans for projects that are taking shape in New Town at its most recent regular meeting.

Posted 1/29/14 (Wed) read more »

Wanted: Comments on Main Street upgrades

Years in the making.

Posted 1/23/14 (Thu) read more »

Hand Games Tournament a cultural competition

Drums resounded in the cafeteria of the Edwin Loe Elementary School in New Town as competitors stared intently at the faces of the opposing team, looking for the smallest twitch of an eyelid or quiver of a lip that could betray the thoughts and reveal the whereabouts of the marked bones.

Posted 1/23/14 (Thu) read more »

More retail space on the way

In about 60 days, New Town might be seeing an uptick in retail sales. That’s when developer Frank Silletti thinks his new strip mall on Main Street will be open for business.

Posted 1/16/14 (Thu) read more »

Study program making an impact

The new program the New Town school system is using to track unfinished assignments is having an impact on student performance, according to principals who spoke at the school board meeting Tuesday.

Posted 1/16/14 (Thu) read more »

Ranchers tend to cold cows

Contrary to rumors, says Mountrail County Extension Agent Jim Hennessy, it didn’t get so cold out this week that local cattle were producing ice cream.

Posted 1/09/14 (Thu) read more »

Students have Midas touch

There may be some budding financial geniuses lurking in the halls of the New Town Middle School.

Posted 1/09/14 (Thu) read more »

New Town starts police force

The New Town Police Force took over law enforcement in New Town on January 1 from the Mountrail County Sheriff’s Department.

Posted 1/02/14 (Thu) read more »

Stories of the Year

After years of watching surrounding communities go through a building boom, and after years of developer promises, New Town is finally starting to see new projects actually move dirt.

Posted 1/02/14 (Thu) read more »

Area residents featured in documentary

Dakota Resource Council has released a film about living in the Bakken, titled, "This Is Our Country: Living with the Wild West Oil Boom."

Posted 12/24/13 (Tue) read more »