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Rare North Dakota invention comes back to life in Alexander (opens the original)
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ALEXANDER, N.D. (KFYR) - Most 18-year-olds might spend the summer after high school figuring out what’s next. Ben Honstein spent his working on a piece of North Dakota history. When Honstein started his job at the Lewis and Clark Trail Museum this year, one unique machine immediately caught his eye. “I noticed that it was very unique, not very industrial,” Honstein said. “So I wanted to do more research on it, see what its history was, and I wanted it to look good and look like it just walked ou
Watford City Air Force JROTC program ready to launch pending instructor search (opens the original)
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WATFORD CITY, N.D. (KUMV) - Watford City High School is adding an Air Force JROTC program, giving students another opportunity to explore a military pathway. The program will include leadership, aerospace and military-related classes, along with extracurricular opportunities. It’s been approved through the Air Force, with the local American Legion helping provide money, time and resources to get it off the ground. The school is now looking for a qualified instructor before classes can begin. “Fo
Demolition begins on Watford City Main Street (opens the original)
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WATFORD CITY, N.D. (KFYR) - Demolition is underway in downtown Watford City as the city begins its Area Two redevelopment project. Three longtime Main Street buildings are coming down to make way for future retail space and an improved public gathering area. The buildings have housed a number of businesses over the years, including a meat market, jewelry store, clothing stores and a Coast to Coast hardware store. Demolition is expected to continue for about two weeks, with work taking place Mond
Western ND candidate calls for oil tax dollars to stay local (opens the original)
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BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - More than 400 energy professionals gathered in Watford City for the annual North Dakota Petroleum Council meeting, with the future of the state’s oil industry a key focus. Western North Dakota generates a significant share of state oil tax revenue, but how those dollars are distributed remains an ongoing debate. N.D. House District 26 Candidate Brent Schwan said keeping those funds local is critical for community growth. “Without the revenue needed to build out infrastruc
Universities prepare students for growing oilfield automation demand (opens the original)
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BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - As North Dakota’s oil industry becomes increasingly automated, the workforce needed to operate it is changing. North Dakota University System Commissioner Brent Sanford said colleges are working with oil and gas companies to prepare local students for those jobs. Automation is one area seeing growing demand as more oilfield equipment becomes computerized and robotic. “Williston State has been coordinating activities for quite a few years with oil field, and what they’re f
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