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A Photo Journey: The Enchanted Highway, Little Missouri National Grasslands & Theodore Roosevelt National Park
Last fall, I drove to the other side of North Dakota where I detoured along the The Enchanted Highway. I spent the evening at the Rough Riders Hotel in Medora where I was surprised to feast on prawns ...
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One killed in motorcycle accident near Fort Rice, N.D.

By By Sun Staff , July 06, 2010

Road 'trade': Cleveland, Gackle residents want state to take section of road near N.D. Highway 56

The Stutsman County Commission received a petition signed by about 90 residents of the Cleveland and Gackle area during its regular meeting Tuesday. The petition asks the county to trade a section of county road for a segment of state highway elsewhere in the county. “The county would take over 17 to 18 miles of state road elsewhere,” said Elmer Retzer, petition drive organizer. “And the segment of county road between Gackle and Cleveland would become part of State Highway 56.”

By Keith Norman , May 05, 2010

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Highway 52 project to start

The dowel bar retrofit, grinding and concrete pavement restoration project on U.S. Highway 52, or Mill Hill will start on May 17. The work will primarily consist of activities that would result in a smoother vehicle ride and longer life from the existing pavement. This construction activity should be completed in the late fall, baring weather related difficulties.

May 03, 2010

Sprucing up along highway here: Trees being planted in city

Sprucing up along highway here: Trees being planted in city The last mile of U.S. Highway 281 in south Jamestown will be greener for future generations as a massive tree planting effort got under way Monday afternoon. Both sides of the highway near the Buffalo Mall from 17th Street Southwest to 37th Street Southwest will be planted with 423 trees, said Paul Sharp, project overseer with Interstate Engineering.

By Ben Rodgers , April 27, 2010

Letter to the editor: Highway won’t be less well-traveled with gravel

I am upset but not surprised by the “going backward” decision to recycle Stutsman County Road 40 (Old Highway 10, east between Jamestown and Spiritwood) back to gravel, a road that spanned across North Dakota since 1921. Why is a road that is traveled as much as that stretch in such poor condition that only recycling back to gravel is the answer? Neglect comes to mind.

By Laurie Mosolf , March 09, 2010

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Purchase registration tags, patrol says

The Southeast Region of the North Dakota Highway Patrol plans to conduct a high visibility enforcement campaign targeting registration violations through Sunday.

February 09, 2010

Highway Patrol search finds seven pounds of meth

Officers with the North Dakota Highway Patrol, the Bureau of Criminal Investigation and the Cass County Drug Task Force have two people in custody on felony drug charges.

February 08, 2010

U.S. Highway 83 section reopens

U.S. Highway 83 between Washburn and Underwood reopened Wednesday morning, after being closed for about a day so large coal-mining equipment could cross the four-lane road. The 13.5 million pound dragline at the Falkirk Mining Co. moves at a speed of less than 1 mph. Dragline crossings also were made in 2003 and twice in 1987.

January 28, 2010

Correction: Highway 36 a state highway in N.D.

A story on roads on page A1 in Wednesday’s Sun incorrectly identified Highway 36 as a county road. Highway 36 is a North Dakota state highway. Also, Chris Wingire did not say he was concerned about Highway 36. Wingire expressed concerns that the portion of County Road 68 that is north of Woodworth and County Road 44 was on the list of highways in the county that might be recycled to gravel in the future.

January 21, 2010

Patrol writes tickets in zones

The North Dakota Highway Patrol handed out 1,185 citations for violations in highway construction zones this year. That’s 30 fewer tickets than last year.

December 23, 2009

N.D. holds No. 1 rank in founation's highway study

North Dakota continues to hold the top ranking in a foundation's study of state highway system.

December 18, 2009

Public hearing set on Manan road study

How to improve the heavily traveled Memorial Highway in Mandan will be the subject of a public meeting.

November 19, 2009

Traffic fatalities at modern-day high

Traffic fatalities in North Dakota are at their highest point in nearly three decades. The Highway Patrol says 124 people have died on state highways, with a month and a half left in the year. That surpasses the 2005 total of 123 and is approaching the 1982 fatality count of 148.

November 19, 2009

Patrol conducts campaign here

During the month of October, the Southeast Region of the North Dakota Highway Patrol conducted a high visibility enforcement campaign. In addition to regular time worked, a total of 176 overtime hours were worked during the month for the high visibility campaign.

November 17, 2009

UPDATE: Highway reopens after Oakes business fire

State Highway 1 in southeastern North Dakota has reopened after being shut down while firefighters battled a blaze at an Oakes business.

November 11, 2009

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