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Bakken briefs

5+ day, 9+ hour ago   (124+ words) Powers Lake nonprofits get boost The Powers Lake Lions Club just received a $700 check from Prairie Pride Foods as the second recipient of the small-town grocery storeu2019s new u201cround upu201d program. Owners Dustin and Connie Olson are helping shoppers invest in their local…...

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Every life leaves a trail to preserve

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (611+ words) Kevin Holten is an executive producer for RFD-TV and the Cowboy Channel and the creator of Wild Rides TV. He is a native of Wildrose and is now based in Dickinson. I’m at the age where, in my lifetime, thanks…...

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Ray sets vision for growth with new comprehensive plan

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (129+ words) The Ray City Commission approved a comprehensive plan and a new Renaissance Zone on Aug. 13, outlining goals for expanding affordable housing, creating more recreational activities and revitalizing parts of the city. Commissioners received a short presentation during their monthly meeting…...