Keith Norman
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Wastewater from the city of Jamestown, Great River Energy, Dakota Spirit AgEnergy and Cargill Malt could be processed through a planned Spiritwood Wastewater Reuse Facility owned by Stutsman Rural Water...
The last of an estimated 180,000 spikes was driven in the Spiritwood Energy Park Association rail loop Thursday. The golden spike ceremony marked substantial completion of the $10 million project that will provide rail access to the Dakota Spirit AgEnergy ethanol plant and future businesses that might locate in the SEPA property. DSA is a 65 million gallon per year ethanol plant currently under construction.
A busy construction season has strained supplies of cement in the Jamestown area and across North Dakota, according to officials in the concrete industry. “We’ve had a very busy year,”...
The Democratic candidates in the District 29 legislative races want to add some balance to the North Dakota Legislature. They are challenging incumbents who are members of the Republican majority...
The Jamestown/Stutsman Development Corp. will consider a proposal to transfer 320 acres of property it owns to the Spiritwood Energy Park Association. The JSDC and Great River Energy are partners in SEPA, which is in the process of completing a rail loop which offers access to real estate parcels available for sale within the industrial park. "This is just preliminary discussions," said Connie Ova, CEO of the JSDC, during the JSDC's executive committee meeting Monday.
The lone Jamestown measure on the ballot could limit the time that fireworks could be sold and detonated within city limits. Fireworks vendors and supporters of fireworks sales say the measure limits the public's right to celebrate the holiday, while others say the measure is a compromise meant to limit noise and disruption. The measure, if passed, would limit the sale and detonation of fireworks from noon to 11 p.m. July 1 through July 3, from noon to 1 a.m. July 4 through July 5 and from noon to 1 p.m. July 5. If passed, it cannot be changed by the Jamestown City Council for two years.
ABERDEEN — When two of the best scoring teams in NAIA football clashed Saturday night in Aberdeen and coming off a 49-41 game last year, something had to give. Presentation...
Stutsman County’s emergency manager has been honored by the North Dakota Emergency Management Association for his service to the community in the field of emergency management. Jerry Bergquist received the...
Both major party candidates for secretary of state agree the office is vitally important and currently very busy. “We’re not the only agency feeling (North Dakota growing pains) it,” said...