Crosby News

Crews are out clearing roads today after an Alberta clipper brought snow to northern and central North Dakota. via KFYR-TV Bismarck

“But, our goal is to make North Dakota the 'state of extremes' by demonstrating the state's wind energy potential in a tangible way.”

To promote the wind energy potential of North Dakota, the 2008 To Cross the Moon Expedition kicks off at the Canadian border near Crosby on Monday. via Minot Daily News

“We had some cloud cover overnight that became a factor”

Marvin Baker/MDN Condensation from a temperature approaching minus 30 degrees early Wednesday morning caused frost to form on cattle in the Sawyer Feed Lot. via Minot Daily News

“That's a very, very good program”

Submitted Photo Save Coghlan Castle Inc. has received a $10,000 grant from the State Historical Society to help stabilize the foundation of the castle, which is located between Rolla and St. via Minot Daily News

“Right now we really only have one building that is empty, although we do have some spaces in other buildings, but we have a good selection, of retail services and businesses.”

First off today, the Economic Development Director of Crosby says his community has what he calls a high quality downtown for a rural community. via KXMC-TV Minot

“North Dakota continues to see growth in the majority of our industries, which points to the stability of North Dakota's diverse economy.”

Williston sales took another healthy hike in taxable sales and purchases in the second quarter of 2007, jumping from $84,846,936 in the same period of 2006 to $105,449,247 this period. via Williston Daily Herald

“We need to get out of here, this doesn't look good.”

Jay Hass of Bowbells enjoyed a once in a lifetime hunt for a moose Monday, Oct. 8. He sacked a 900 lb. via CNDNEWS

In observance of October as Disability Awareness month, the Williston Committee on Employment and the Advancement of People with Disabilities is sponsoring a Disability Awareness Fair 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday ... via Williston Daily Herald

Three rare whooping cranes are passing through North Dakota. A hunter chasing sandhill cranes spotted the endangered birds near Noonan in northwestern North Dakota, and the siting was confirmed by the manager ... via KFYR-TV Bismarck