- School okays girls fast pitch softball
- Proposed truck reliever route draws criticism
- Bakken keeps rock’n
- County zoning board to begin work
- County landfill nears capacity
- Making the world a safer place
- Housing is still No. 1 issue facing city
- Long locks gone for a good cause
- City, school officials have concerns about Measure 2
- Extinguishing the gas flares
- Getting oil trucks off the road
- DOT moves forward with Alexander bypass plans
- “The Patch” funds sailing trip of a lifetime
- Healthcare system looks at affiliation with St. Alexius
- New wheels for Sierra
- Garden Creek natural gas plant goes online
- Carrillo adds a little Lantina spice to everthing she touches
- County moves forward with zoning
- Pennies fuel local economic development
- Watford rated No. 1 as “Best Place To Raise Children”
- Hospital honored with REACH award
- One bad day
- Bakken booms in 2011
- Watford’s taxable sales top $33 million in third quarter of 2011
- Controlling traffic
- Daughter’s selfless gift gives life back to Pastor Lane
- More students means more money for school
- Recognizing the Gift of Giving
- Watford residents to see higher water, sewer and garbage rates
- City Council looks at revamping comprehensive plan
- Quilting for a good reason
- City closes Civic Center showers for public use
- Bad debt spoils a great year for healthcare system
- Opportunities abound to share during Christmas
- A hero among us
- Stocked up for the holidays
- County residents divided on zoning
- Answering the call
- Officials celebrate completion of Super 2 of Highway 85
- Food Pantry spreads Thanksgiving cheer
- No end in sight for fuel shortage
- Look out or the Masque & Gavel Drama Club will tie you up
- Ground broken for $5.4 million Wellness Center
- Clean your closet and clothe the kids at The Sharing Clothes Line
- More power coming on line
- Zoning talks to resume
- Navy veteran was a Pearl Harbor survivor
- Economics of a Boomtown affecting prices
- County purchases mobile homes to ease housing issues for new employees
- Offering comfort to hurting children
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