N.D. sees more out-of-state road crews: Oil Patch will have record road construction season
May 5, 2013 in The Dickinson Press
RAY Some say roads in the Oil Patch have potholes so big they could swallow your car. This could be true on U.S. Highway 2 in Ray, but a crew working to replace underground utilities fills the same potholes practically every day. Continue Reading
WILLISTON Amanda Davis was struggling financially as an adjunct professor in Texas when a CNN story caught her attention. The news story talked about how much money North Dakota has, prompting her to immediately Google “colleges in Williston.”
WILLISTON As a general contractor, Tony Godlewski likes to hear the sound of hammers seven days a week.
WILLISTON North Dakota’s oil boom is allowing a Fargo woman to make a living doing what she loves.
WILLISTON Jessica Taylor spent three months trying to find the right job in Williston. Instead, she found a career.
BISMARCK – Farmers Myron Hanson and Troy Coons miss the rural North Dakota they used to know. That’s why they’re volunteering their time at the state Capitol this legislative session to advocate for farmers and ranchers who are being significantly affected by the oil boom.
WILLISTON Monte Besler’s job can be summed up in his license plate: FRACN8R.
WILLISTON Mr. Kab Taxi owner Sheila Taranto apologizes if she’s short on the phone with customers.
WATFORD CITY Jake Walters spent about half of 2012 commuting from southern California to Watford City, sleeping on the floor of an RV and video chatting with his young family back home.
WILLISTON Isabella Dangelo traded in her business suits and high heels for Carhartt and steel-toed boots. 
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