Another new oil formation for North Dakota?

Seattle Post-Intelligencer - Mon Nov 23

A crude-bearing cache known as the Birdbear, beneath North Dakota's already booming oil patch, can be tapped using new technology that would expand horizontal drilling to parts of the state that have never seen it, geologists believe.

Another new oil formation for ND?

R & D - Sat Nov 21

A crude-bearing cache known as the Birdbear, beneath North Dakota's already booming oil patch, can be tapped using new technology that would expand horizontal drilling to parts of the state that have never seen it, geologists believe.

Second Mountain Lion Killed in Western ND

KFYR-TV Bismarck - Mon Oct 05

A second mountain lion has been killed this fall in western North Dakota. State Game and Fish Department biologist Stephanie Tucker says the cat was killed Saturday by a hunter in Billings County who was looking for elk.

2nd mountain lion killed in western ND

KXMB News - Mon Oct 05

A second mountain lion has been killed this fall in western North Dakota . State Game and Fish Department biologist Stephanie Tucker says the cat was killed Saturday by a hunter in Billings County who was looking for elk.

Chokecherries Donated for Wine

KFYR-TV Bismarck - Wed Sep 30

Chokecherry wine is on the way. This morning at the state Capitol, the Billings County Historical Society turned over chokecherries collected by its members to the Maple River Winery.

Company considers chemical ND uranium extraction

Charleston Daily Mail - Wed Sep 23

An Australian company exploring for uranium in southwestern North Dakota believes it may be able to save millions of dollars by pouring chemicals over piles of lignite to extract the radioactive element and other valuable substances.

Officials at odds over Badlands site designation

Auburn News - Sun Sep 20

Ranchers and state officials, though, fear it would hinder development and say local residents were not consulted.

Officials at odds over Badlands site designation

KansasCity.com - Sat Sep 19

Federal and state officials are at odds over listing about 12,000 acres of scenic North Dakota Badlands on the National Register of Historic Places to recognize an area that inspired Theodore Roosevelt.The U.S. Forest Service and National Park Service are pushing for the designation to highlight the significance of the region, where Roosevelt ran ...