Richardton News

The National Retail Federation estimates that 134 million Americans will go shopping this weekend - u0 from 128 million las4 year.

The Red Trail Energy ethanol plant at Richardton is getting busier as farmers are finally harvesting the delayed corn crop.

Farmers have been waiting all season long to bring this year`s late corn crop in.

Those who run an ethanol plant in Richardton say it has overcome a year of financial struggles and is heading toward a profit.

An uplifting renovation project at Assumption Abbey in Richardton is the focus of this week`s trip Off the Beaten Path.

Steve Brittner, 93, Minot, formerly of Bowman, died Sunday, Oct. 11, 2009, in his home.

Here is the latest North Dakota news from The Associated Press BISMARCK, N.D. North Dakota's Supreme Court will hear the appeal of former state workers compensation director Sandy Blunt on Oct.

It's not your typical North Dakota crop. The root vegetable comes in a variety of shapes and colors.

It's not your typical North Dakota crop. The root vegetable comes in a variety of shapes and colors.

Linemen have been working around Dickinson and the surrounding areas all day, repairing miles upon miles of power lines that were damaged during last night`s storm.

Gary McGarry, 72, Minot, formerly of North Pole, Alaska, died Tuesday, June 30, 2009, at Trinity Homes in Minot.

Meanwhile, snow falls across areas of southwestern North Dakota, and did we mention it's June.

I have been working on several stories this week that I find interesting. It could because I am a news junkie.

The Red Trail Energy ethanol plant in Richardton is going through some rough times.

Road construction season has arrived in North Dakota. State Transportation Director Francis Ziegler says it will be "the largest we have ever seen" in the state $383 million will be spent on 1,300 miles of roads.

Our Amber Schatz shows us ho7 the young musicians prepared to rock i4 out... for Band Night.

We told you last week about Richardton Health Center becoming a Skilled Nursing Facility and dropping its Critical Access Designation to allow both the Richardton Center and St.