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Letter: Another waste of government time and money - Vimarsana News

Letter: Another waste of government time and money

Connor writes about the Department of Interior's new Derogatory Geographic Names Task Force.

Western North Dakota community faces possibility of renaming due to "racial slur" - Vimarsana News

Western North Dakota community faces possibility of renaming due to "racial slur"

(McKenzie County, ND) -- A western North Dakota town may be getting a new name, in an effort to remove offensive language from federal land names. The McKenzie county town named "Squaw Gap" is one of seven unincorporated communities which reside on federally owned land across the country which could be renamed, in an effort to remove racial slurs from federally owned land. The

Interior Department identifies North Dakota community as using racial slur, moves to rename it - Vimarsana News

Interior Department identifies North Dakota community as using racial slur, moves to rename it

The U.S. Board on Geographic Names will vote on final replacement names for the nearly 700 identified geographic places this September.

Interior Department identifies North Dakota community as using racial slur, moves to rename it - Vimarsana News

Interior Department identifies North Dakota community as using racial slur, moves to rename it

The U.S. Board on Geographic Names will vote on final replacement names for the nearly 700 identified geographic places this September.

Interior Department identifies North Dakota community as using racial slur, moves to rename it - Vimarsana News

Interior Department identifies North Dakota community as using racial slur, moves to rename it

The U.S. Board on Geographic Names will vote on final replacement names for the nearly 700 identified geographic places this September.