No 4-year degree? No problem in North Dakota where 'good' blue collar jobs are plentiful
14 Feb 2020
FARGO — Ben Spaeth planned on a career in law enforcement after graduating from West Fargo High School. He studied two years at the University of North Dakota.
But he grew concerned about the career opportunities that would be waiting for him after graduation. He surprised his fellow university students when he announced that he would switch career paths — and train to be a welder.
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JAMESTOWN, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) – The latest boarding numbers from the North Dakota Aeronautics Commission show a strong start to 2020 for the Jamestown Regional Airport.
The airport reported 823 passengers for the month of January 2020. That’s up from 2019 when the airport had 792 boarding’s.
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Burgum participates in White House business session with Trump, Pence, cabinet officials
Feb 10 2020Gov. Doug Burgum today attended a business session at the White House with President Donald Trump, Vice President Mike Pence and Cabinet secretaries following the conclusion of the National Governors Association’s annual Winter Meeting in Washington, D.C.
The President and Vice President addressed the governors in the State Dining...
Jamestown, ND – Feb. 7
Spiritwood Energy Park Association (SEPA) announced today that the 2019 lawsuit filed against the organization by North Dakota Soybean Processors (NDSP) has been settled to the satisfaction of both parties and dismissed with prejudice.
“We’re very pleased to have this matter settled,” said...
