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Flipping for gymnastics
The sport of gymnastics is one that is near the top in developing mind and body. There are incredible feats that the ones who perform in front of a rapidly growing fan base across the world.
New Town man charged with murder, arson
Donovan White Owl, 34, of New Town, was charged in federal court this week with murder and arson. He charged with using gasoline to set fire to a house in Mandaree in early April.
Exploring the Amazon – in New Town
First graders at Edwin Loe Elementary can talk about everything from Brazilian wandering spiders to tarsiers.
Crews battle storm to restore power
Just as farm equipment was readied for the field, Mother Nature furiously pounded an extensive area of Northwestern North Dakota.
Recreation Center could happen by 2020
The cooperative efforts of North Segment and the City of New Town to build a community recreation center took a step forward as the New Town City Council approved a contract to design the building as a first step towards advertising for construction bids.
Rodeo comes home to Fort Berthold
The resurgence of rodeo on Fort Berthold got a real boost last weekend with the inaugural rodeo of the newly formed Northern Badlands Indian Rodeo Association at the Healing Horse Ranch near Parshall.
Let’s make New Town even better
Residents of New Town and the surrounding area are invited to a public meeting to discuss the North Dakota Livable Community Program.
Open for business
Last fall, the Edgewater Country Club held a “Last Dance” as the historic building will be demolished this spring for the Highway 23 Bypass.
Bringing gardens to the people
It seems like spring. The snow is melting and avid gardeners are gathering their seeds for planting. Nowhere is that more obvious than at Nueta Hidatsa Sahnish College.
School expansion going as planned
With total enrollment hovering around 1,000 for the last few years, the New Town School District has been scrambling to find places to make sure all students have the best opportunity to learn.
