- County considers $93 million budget
- City looks to up the number of off-sale liquor licenses
- Watford home to state’s first indoor RV Park
- Filling a community need
- NDRA Championship Rodeo Finals rides into Watford City
- Schools debut healthier meals
- First day of class brings more students to schools
- Explosion injures two at oil well site
- Alexander adapts to keep Old Settlers Day festivities
- Nurse practitioners to open ANOVA Family Health Center
- Rhodes faces manslaughter charges after hit and run
- Schools see big gain in students
- Cyclists make legendary ride
- LSS to build new 124-unit housing project in Watford
- City okays $11 million bond for LSS housing project
- City tries to tackle daycare, housing issues
- Ribfest rocks Watford City’s Main Street
- Ribfest is back bigger than ever
- Good crops, but no place to store them
- Court overwhelmed
- Board finalizes plans for new $11 million elementary school
- ONEOK to build new gas plant north of Watford
- The single life isn’t for everyone
- Pheasant Ridge set to go vertical
- Challenges, opportunities ahead
- Coborn’s to open new grocery store in Watford
- City plans for future growth
- Police bust counterfeiters
- Oil patch fuels growth in economy
- Makeover of County Road 10 to cost $18.5 million
- Agreement clears way for Pheasant Ridge construction
- Mrachek honored as county’s Emergency Responder of the Year
- Fair sets attendance record
- New postmaster takes over in Arnegard
- City gets $3.2 million grant for new water, sewer lines
- County Fair “brings out the kid in you”
- County receives $2 million for landfill, law enforcement center
- Wellness Center is starting to take shape
- Bypass plans for Watford draw flak
- Time to let go
- Day of fun in store at Arnegard’s 4th of July
- Pedersen opens new vet practice
- No easy answer to road dust
- Library wants children to keep reading
- Bendixson unveils ‘Prairie Peace’ at Art in the Park
- W.C.H.S. fails to meet AYP
- City has big plans for Homefest
- Voters say ‘no’ to eliminating property taxes
- County finally has foster home
- County’s taxable sales up nearly 73 percent
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