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NDAD INSIGHTS Community fundraisers, NDAD program focus of Forum Communications news feature
NDAD's Community Fundraising Program is part of the focus of veteran Grand Forks Herald reporter Stephen J. Lee's Sundayfront-page centerpiecepackage, "When bad things happen, good people often step...
Posted on 1/9/13 at 4:23 PM
STAFF BLOG THE N.D. CAPITOL AND BEYOND State releases results of oil cities' housing studies
UPDATED (You can find the Williston report today (Dec. 28) on the Jamestown Sun's website) BISMARCKState officials hope a recently-completed study of housing needs in western North Dakotas oil countr...
Posted on 12/27/10 at 6:34 PM
Boxer Virgil Hill makes a stop in East Grand Forks 
With November’s tragic shootings still lingering in the hearts of New Town, N.D., students, administrators and families, former world champion boxer and North Dakotan Virgil Hill made a sweep of small-town schools in the state recently to inspire hope and give support to those still grieving.
By Christen Furlong , February 17, 2013
Grief counselor on hand for New Town community
A grief counselor who provided support to a Minnesota reservation following a deadly shooting spree and victims of the Oklahoma City bombing is in New Town to help the community deal with the death of four residents.
By Associated Press , November 25, 2012
N.D. CLASS B BOYS STATE BASKETBALL: New Town 59, Dickinson Trinity 48, third place
By Herald staff report , March 05, 2011
AROUND NORTH DAKOTA: DL flooding interests Biden ... Auditor accused of embezzling ... Smart students win bet by whisker ... more
Sen. Kent Conrad said the Devils Lake flooding situation has the attention of one of the top two officials in Washington. The North Dakota Democrat said that when Vice President Joe Biden served in the Senate, he and Biden would often talk about Devils Lake.
By Associated Press , May 02, 2010
2 killed, 1 hurt in crash near N.D. casino
Two people have died following a head-on collision near Four Bears Casino west of New Town, N.D.
By Associated Press , February 12, 2010
Police say Bismarck escapee found
Police say a teenager who left the Bismarck Transition Center without permission while awaiting trial has been found in New Town.
By Associated Press , November 24, 2009
College, tribe at Fort Berthold to train health workers
Fort Berthold Community College in New Town plans to work with the Three Affiliated Tribes to train staff for the Elbowoods Memorial Health Center being built on the Fort Berthold Reservation.
By Associated Press , November 14, 2009
Drunk driving conviction leads to 19 year sentence for Mandaree man
A Mandaree man will serve 19 years and three months in prison for a drunk driving crash that claimed three lives near New Town, N.D. in 2008.
By Associated Press , October 28, 2009
Officials discuss Fort Berthold reservation refinery
About 50 people attended a Wednesday night hearing in New Town to listen to federal officials discuss an environmental impact report.
By Associated Press , September 10, 2009
Heavy traffic on N.D. Highway 23 causes safety problems
Residents in north central and northwestern North Dakota said state Highway 23 has gone from a farm-to-market road to one with heavy traffic from oil fields, a nearby casino, the Minot Air Force Base and recreation areas. Some find it scary.
By Associated Press , August 31, 2009
Mountrail County crash victims ID'd
The North Dakota Highway Patrol has identified the two women killed in a head-on crash west of New Town.
By Associated Press , August 24, 2009
Three Affiliated Tribes to broadcast council meetings
The Three Affiliated Tribes plans to start broadcasting Business Council meetings to all districts on the Fort Berthold Reservation, using federal stimulus money.
By Associated Press , August 11, 2009
Road being built for tribal health center on Fort Berthold Reservation
The Three Affiliated Tribes are building a road for the new $20 million health center planned for the Fort Berthold Reservation.
By Associated Press , July 24, 2009
COLUMNIST DORREEN YELLOW BIRD: A nun, an elder and a mountain lion
Readers who live in New York or Dallas may not believe the tale I am about to tell, and even people in my former hometown of Grand Forks may have their doubts.
June 02, 2009
DORREEN YELLOW BIRD: Maybe you can go home again
After several weeks of pulling up some deep-set roots in Grand Forks, I transplanted myself into new soil, and my spirit is beginning to take root here in New Town.
It’s a different experience that I admit I didn’t expect.
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