Keith Norman
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A planned project to construct three twin homes in Jamestown was delayed when consideration of the zoning changes and property plats necessary for the project was continued to the May...
Plans for a $150 million cellulosic ethanol plant at the Spiritwood Energy Park Association industrial park are underway, according to Thomas Corle, founding partner of New Energy Investors, a Pennsylvania company. If built, the ethanol plant would directly employ about 40 people with another 60 people working indirectly for the plant. The JSDC Board of Directors on Monday approved recommending a $75,000 match to a $225,000 grant that New Energy Investors has applied for from the Agricultural Products Utilization Committee.
The ag sector isn’t doing so well right now. Low commodity prices and high costs of operation are squeezing the profits a little thin. This is not a new phenomenon...
Any animal feeding operation planned for Stutsman County would need an “approval to operate” letter from the North Dakota Department of Health and a conditional use permit from Stutsman County...
By Chris Olson The Jamestown Sun Jamestown High School Drama will present the one-act comedy “The Cop and the Anthem” at 7 p.m. Friday, April 8, in the JHS Auditorium...
Three rural fire departments battled a 320-acre grass fire Tuesday that stopped just short of damaging a portion of North Dakota State University’s Central Grasslands Research Extension Center at Streeter,...
Approval of a tentative merger agreement between Kensal Public School and Midkota Public Schools could come later this week, according to Tom Tracy, superintendent of Kensal school. The Kensal Public...
Newspapers of the past were a little more open about putting some humorous articles on the front page. It probably has something to do with newspapers being about the only...
One person was sentenced on a felony charge recently in Southeast District Court in Jamestown. Andria Violet Nagel, 19, North Dakota State Penitentiary, pleaded guilty to robbery, a Class B...
The fate of an ordinance requiring real estate developers furnish the city a study detailing the impacts additional traffic created by a new development won’t be decided until the April...
