Dickinson News

Coal Meetings Planned

KMOT-TV Minot - Mon Jul 21

The Bureau of Land Management is holding three more public meetings about the future management of federal coal reserves in North Dakota.

BLM holding public meetings on coal management

KXMB News - Sun Jul 20

The Bureau of Land Management is holding three more public meetings about the future management of federal coal reserves in North Dakota .

Ukrainian Festival in Dickinson

KMOT-TV Minot - Sat Jul 19

The year was 1862...the year that Abraham Lincoln signed the Homestead Act...and the year that pioneers started their westward march...to settle in North Dakota.

Ukrainian Festival in Dickinson

KFYR-TV Bismarck - Sat Jul 19

The year was 1862...the year that Abraham Lincoln signed the Homestead Act...and the year that pioneers started their westward march...to settle in North Dakota.

Hospitals in State Having Cutbacks

KXMB-TV Bismarck - Fri Jul 18

North Dakota 's Hospitals are having a tough time making ends meet. Recently MeritCare in Fargo had to make big cuts.

New Computer Store in Dickinson

KMOT-TV Minot - Wed Jul 16

Is it time for a new computer? Or is it time to get your old computer fixed? Answer yes to either of these questions and there may be a new solution at a new business in Dickinson.

Energy park filling up

Minot Daily News - Sat Jul 12

The third tenant in Minot's Great Plains Energy Park broke ground for its new facility Friday, completing the first phase of the park's two-phase development.

Dickinson shooting suspect spent time in prison

KXMA-TV Dickinson - Fri Jul 11

Authorities say a man charged in a shooting in Dickinson spent time in prison for a manslaughter conviction 14 years ago.

Store that became crime magnet razed near Oak Park

Sacramento Bee - Fri Jul 11

Sean McFarlane of GW Demolition participates in the razing of the 75-year-old Wat Phou/George's Market on 14th Avenue in Sacramento County on Thursday.

Two men shot in Dickinson incident

WDAY - Thu Jul 10

The condition of Joel Wetzel, 59, was not known Tuesday afternoon, Police Lt. David Wallace said.