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BISMARCK - Kathryn Geck Dorgan passed into life's great beyond following a brave battle with cancer on May 20, 2024. Kathy was surrounded by family, prayers and well wishes from

ND Cowboy Hall of Fame traces rodeo roots all the way to Minot | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

ND Cowboy Hall of Fame traces rodeo roots all the way to Minot | News, Sports, Jobs

The founding of the statewide North Dakota Cowboy Hall of Fame has ties to Minot. Rodeo historian, educator and former rodeo competitor Phil Baird, along wit

North Dakota landfill OK'd for radioactive oilfield waste - Vimarsana News

North Dakota landfill OK'd for radioactive oilfield waste

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — North Dakota regulators approved a permit for a landfill near Williston that aims to become the state's first to accept radioactive oilfield waste. Secure Energy Services, a Calgary, Alberta-based company, still must obtain a $1.125 million bond to dispose of radioactive material at its 13-Mile Landfill, which already accepts other types of waste generated by oil development, said Diana Trussell, who heads the state Department of Environmental Quality’s solid waste program.

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North Dakota landfill OK'd for radioactive oilfield waste - Vimarsana News

North Dakota landfill OK'd for radioactive oilfield waste

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — North Dakota regulators approved a permit for a landfill near...

North Dakota landfill OK'd for radioactive oil-field waste - Vimarsana News

North Dakota landfill OK'd for radioactive oil-field waste

North Dakota regulators approved a permit for a landfill near Williston that aims to become the state's first to accept radioactive oil-field waste.