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By Scott Wagar
Bottineau’s third quarter sales tax is higher than the first two quarters

10/21/2014read article >

By Scott Wagar
New concession owners at the community arena

10/21/2014read article >

By Matthew Semisch
Lansford couple had 16 children which brought the local community some recognition in the local area and state

10/21/2014read article >

By Mike Manston
The Adaptive Ski Program at Bottineau Winter Park (BWP) added another piece to its disabled visitors arsenal to enjoy all-season activities with the addition of a new Action Track Chair Monday.

10/15/2014read article >

By Mike Manston
The Roland Township Board of Directors authorized a $7,000 expenditure to replace gravel on a road in the Thompson Lake area.

10/15/2014read article >

By Scott Wagar
City Council holds its public meeting on the possible increase in the mill levy, but leaves residents with few answers

10/14/2014read article >

By Scott Wagar
Dunseith Elementary School acquires a robot to assist with reading and writing

10/14/2014read article >

By Scott Wagar
City Council passes the 2015 Budget

10/14/2014read article >

By Scott Wagar
School district discusses possible increase in mills

10/14/2014read article >

By Scott Wagar
Red Ribbon Day will remember those who died in the fight against substance abuse while informing county residents on the dangers of alcohol, cigarettes and drugs

10/14/2014read article >

By Scott Wagar
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10/14/2014read article >

By Scott Wagar
State law that caps oil and tax revenue leaves local school district to increase taxes

10/07/2014read article >

By Scott Wagar
Courtney Vandal accepts DCB’s foundation director position

10/07/2014read article >

By Scott Wagar
Heather Milbrath is an intern with the North Dakota Soybean Council

10/07/2014read article >

By Scott Wagar
Downtown garden grants not only independence for those with disabilities, but also gives Bottineau a remarkable mural

10/07/2014read article >