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NORTON – Mountain Empire Transit driver Judy Horne rolled up to her scheduled METGo! stop a few minutes early Monday for the first of a week-long series of ride-alongs by
The energy to make a difference: American Petroleum Institute focuses on community The oil and natural gas industry are one big family, and families are nothing without a support system. That’s where Dickinson’s American Petroleum Institute, or API as it is often called, comes in. 9:00 am, Apr. 28, 2021 × Dickinson API Board poses with U.S. Congressman Kelly Armstrong. The oil and natural gas industry are one big family, and families are nothing without a support system. That’s where Dickinson’s American Petroleum Institute, or API as it is often called, comes in. Tiffany Steiner, board member and public relations officer at API, said the oil industry loves to give back and Dickinson API and the industry as a whole jump at nearly any opportunity in the community.
Snacktastic: Parents and local company partner in school snack project Parents from Lincoln Elementary, working jointly with area oilfield companies, started their mission to assist students who typically don’t have snacks at school. Written By: M.C. AMICK | × Alaina Loosbrock, a Lincoln Elementary School student, enters the school. (Dickinson Press file photo) It all began when Trevor Waddel’s son asked him for extra snacks to take to school. It was later revealed that he took these snacks to a boy he knew that was in need. A week later, Waddell received a call from principal Tammy Peterson about an incident related to his son. During their visit, he told Peterson his plans to raise money to buy snacks for the public schools of Dickinson Public Schools.