- Archery Club to host annual 3-D Indoor Tournament
- Game and Fish thins bighorn sheep herd
- Healthcare Systems to offer visiting nurse services for Medicare patients
- More accidents lead to more stress on volunteers
- City continues to struggle with housing issues
- Increased traffic makes for rough roads, more accidents
- Many city, county incumbents not seeking re-election in 2010
- Winter storm packs a punch, leaving many without power
- Herfindahl hired as Watford City’s Chief of Police
- Strong economy boosts funds
- City approves new water, sewer rates
- Bracing for a long winter
- County’s taxable sales up 10%
- Looking forward to a good year
- Oil companies anticipate more drilling in 2010
- Standing up for the scripture
- 2010 could be a great time to be in Watford City
- Christmas storm dumps 9 inches of snow
- Above and beyond the call
- Police Chief Vance retires after 33 years
- Brightening the holiday through generosity
- McKenzie County property tax bills take sharp decline
- Promoting leadership
- Mentoring program benefits area youth
- Helping to brighten the holidays
- Watford kicks off Christmas season with activities for all
- Mission trip to Africa leads to lasting memories for area church members
- Marins open three new restaurants in Arnegard
- County Infrastructure Fund intended to minimize impact from oil activity
- Watford to kick off start of the holiday season on Friday
- Oil activity is on the rise with good things expected for 2010
- School to request grant funds for new school bus
- Drama Club production sure to bring laughs with kids comedy
- County continues to see strong mineral lease sales
- Council okays $12,500 in Roughrider grants
- Healthcare system turns the corner financially
- Food Bank helps feed the area’s hungry
- Little Missouri Grille prepares to open
- Frustration grows with lack of flu vaccine
- “Trail of Treats” starts off Halloween
- Ginny’s Family Restaurant changes hands as Elliot retires
- First cases of H1N1 virus confirmed in county
- School accepts Erickson’s resignation
- Roughrider Fund gives grant to MCHS for expansion study
- School, healthcare system prepare for flu season
- City Council okays $2,104,621 budget
- Women’s Day to offer a day of fun and entertainment
- Taxable sales slow down
- Arndt earns award for city’s Summer Recreation Program
- Oil industry experts: Oil patch is expected to get crazy busy in 2010
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