Bowman News

Joan "Joanie" Lillian Faris died on Tuesday, June 23rd, at Emmanuel Nursing Home in Detroit Lakes, MN.

North Dakota 's Supreme Court says it will keep a district judgeship in Dickinson .

It`s hard to believe that four of America`s Most Wanted fugitives chose to continue their crime spree in Dickinson and Gladstone this weekend.

The last week of may saw a little light at the end of the economic tunnel. The number of people filing for unemployment last week unexpectedly dropped.

It's no secret health care workers are in demand around the country. But an unlikely recruiter is coming to Michigan to fill those positions.

A highway that would run from Rapid City, S.D. to the Canadian border, passing through Bowman, Amidon and Belfield is still in the planning stages and residents have questions.

Transportation along the Theodore Roosevelt Expressway in western North Dakota will be the topic of a series of public input meetings scheduled for today and Thursday.

A new grandstand at the North Dakota State Fair is an investment in the future, Gov.

Construction began on a project two years in the making this week in Bowman, Billings and Slope counties.

The advantages of having oil in North Dakota are great, but everything comes at a cost, and many counties need help in order to continue.

The president of North Dakota`s Board of Higher Education is running into some opposition for another term.

Citizens will have until May 7 to make their views known on a proposed four-lane highway that could run from Rapid City, S.D. to the Canadian border, passing through Bowman, Amidon and Belfield.

Emergency managers from the region had their work cut out for them Monday as they scrambled to close roads covered with water.

Apr 10 2009 12:00AM http://sayanythingblog.com/index.php The tea party for Jamestown has been set.

Bowman and Stark Counties will soon be featured on national television as soon as May.

FARGO, N.D. a ' My rank stupidity might have been the funniest thing Specialist Ted Werre encountered all week.

Late this morning, the Highway Patrol did let several trucks through the barricades at the Mandan exit.

The North Dakota Department of Transportation has issued a travel alert for the southwest region of North Dakota due to challenging winter driving conditions including blowing snow, reduced visibility and icy road conditions.

The North Dakota Department of Transportation issued no travel advisories at 3:50 p.m. today for the southwest region of North Dakota due to heavy snowfall and low visibility on the road.

At 11 a.m. Saturday the National Weather Service in Bismarck issued a blizzard watch for Monday and Tuesday for west and central North Dakota.