KILLDEER ND
Varied interests out to protect N.D. archaeological site from oil rigs 
A recently formed group called the Killdeer Mountain Alliance suggests that an oil company position its wells further south of the site and drill four miles horizontally to access the minerals.
By Amy Dalrymple , January 19, 2013
ND pilot killed in Texas crash had work done on plane
Investigators say Thursday's crash near San Marcos killed 66-year-old Clarence Schollmeyer of Killdeer, N.D. Authorities are trying to determine what led to the fiery crash of the twin-engine Cessna during foggy conditions.
By Associated Press , November 02, 2012
ND's first highway roundabout working as planned
North Dakota has its first highway roundabout near Killdeer. Dunn County Sheriff Don Rockvoy tells the Bismarck Tribune that the roundabout at the intersection of state highways 200 and 22 is working as designed.
By Associated Press , November 01, 2012
Former ND prep standouts sign overseas contracts
Two former North Dakota high school basketball standouts have signed professional contracts for the upcoming season.
By Associated Press , July 20, 2012
Truck detours planned for Williston, New Town, Dickinson, other western N.D. oil cities
Gov. Jack Dalrymple announced today that a $10 million temporary highway bypass is slated to be completed this summer in Williston. A similar $6 million project also is scheduled to be completed this summer in New Town.
By Associated Press , February 21, 2012
Killdeer, N.D.'s unofficial chamber of commerce suspends operations
As of today, Killdeer will be without the Killdeer Town Criers, the town's unofficial chamber of commerce, officials said Friday. "I think we all have really sad feelings about it," said Vicki Pennington, a Killdeer Town Criers representative. "The organization has been really active for such a long time." The Town Criers informed city officials in November it was dissolving effective Dec. 31, Mayor Don Dolechek said.
By April Baumgarten , December 31, 2011
Large new ND oil production area raises concerns
A large new oil production unit in western North Dakota is raising some concerns from landowners.
By Associated Press , December 25, 2011
Huge new oil operation approved in western North Dakota
North Dakota regulators have approved a huge new oil production unit north of Killdeer. It covers 30,000 acres just south of the Little Missouri River. It's expected to produce at least 15 million barrels of crude.
By Herald Staff and Wire Report , December 20, 2011
21-year-old former N.D. wrestling star, adrenaline junkie's life cut short
Corde Thomas Fredericks, 21, a former Killdeer High School wrestling star, could light up the room with a smile. But that smile is gone now as he died suddenly Thursday and the cause is unclear, family members said. He loved extreme sports and had "a fearless attitude," his brother, Allias Fredericks, said. The only thing matching that attitude was the size of his heart, family and friends said.
By Ashley Martin , December 17, 2011
North Dakota highway hill is cut down to size after landslides near Killdeer
On their second attempt to fix the site of landslides on Highway 22 near Killdeer, N.D., engineers quit playing nice with the terrain and cut it down to size, instead.
By Lauren Donovan , November 19, 2011
Utah girl missing since February found in Killdeer, N.D.
A 10-year-old Utah girl who had been missing since February had an emotional reunion with her father Thursday, according to the Killdeer Police Department.
By Ashley Martin , October 07, 2011
Oil boom draws barber to western N.D.
A Mormon woman from Utah was cutting the hair of an Amish man from Wisconsin when a woman with an Australian accent called for an appointment. This actually happened Tuesday in Killdeer, making the town seem more like the crossroads of the universe than a formerly sleepy one on the western edge of North Dakota.
By Lauren Donovan , September 05, 2011
CNBC's 'Mad Money' broadcasting special edition from western N.D. oil fields
CNBC will broadcast a special edition of “Mad Money” from the Bakken Shale Formation outside Killdeer at 5 p.m. and 10 p.m. today.
By Forum Communications , August 24, 2011
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