Killdeer News

The winners of the Sertoma Club raffles at the 2008 Norsk Hstfest were announced Saturday night.

Music composition, the recording industry, investigative journalism and online journalism are topics that four BSC alumni will present during the Oct.

COMMISSIONER BOB KLEEMAN SAYS RESIDENTS ARE ``REALLY SCARED'' THEY'LL RUN OUT OF WATER.

Toody Haugen of Killdeer zips into her black leathers like a woman half her age.

A western North Dakota company says it is opening a facility in Regent to manufacture wire harnesses for U.S. Air Force aircraft.

Hundreds of cyclists are on the road for the CANDISC bike tour. It stands for "Cycling Around North Dakota in Sakakawea Country." Spokesman Dick Messerly says about 500 riders are participating, ranging in age ...

To celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Pryor Mountain Wild Horse Range, the Pryor Mountain Wild Mustang Center will hold their annual open house Saturday, Aug.

The oil boom has boosted the North Dakota economy, but has put stress on some roads and on county pocketbooks.

The oil boom has boosted the North Dakota economy, but has put stress on some roads and on county pocketbooks.

VELVA With just two collection points remaining in Project Safe Send this year, North Dakota Department of Agriculture officials are calling it another success.

State regulators will be reviewing a proposed new oil pipeline in southwestern North Dakota.

It started with an unearthed arrowhead at the Diamond C Ranch in 1928. Eighty years later, Alick Dvirnak, a retired Fruita resident and perhaps the last of a breed of cowboy born during a time before tractors ...

Many people call it one of the most beautiful places in North Dakota. The Killdeer Mountains have a long historyincluding a battle that took place in July of 1864.

Those who fight in battles never forget them. But once the soldiers are gone, all that`s left are the stories and the artifacts.

A collection of items from the site of the 1864 Battle of Killdeer Mountain in western North Dakota is going on public display.

It seems oil will be a big part of Western North Dakota's economic future, but it's not just oil drilling companies that are enjoying the increase in oil activity... There are many oil related businesses ...

Jeremy Rustad, 27, Garrison, ND, died Friday, April 11, 2008, from injuries suffered in an airplane accident. via Minot Daily News

“I'm 80 years old and it hasn't killed me yet”

Killdeer Mayor Dan Dolechek stands on the pitcher's mound of a closed baseball diamond in Killdeer, N.D., on Tuesday April 1, 2008. via HendersonvilleNews.com

NDDunn County-Eronite,0145 Health officials to discuss asbestos-like mineral in Dunn County Eds: APNewsNow. via KXMB-TV Bismarck

Oil wells around Parshall and Killdeer are being drilled deep into the Bakken shale formation. via KFYR-AM Bismarck