OAKES
WILDWINGS ND Birding Society
Could have mentioned this sooner but here goes: The "fall" get-together of the North Dakota Birding Society will take place this weekend in Oakes, ND Plans are to meet at 0630, Saturday morning, a...
Posted on 8/5/10 at 5:58 PM
THE N.D. CAPITOL AND BEYOND Driver license sites change hours
The Oakes, Lisbon and Valley City driver license sites will have new hours starting Aug. 1, according to a release from the state Department of Transportation. With the exception of holidays, the hour...
Posted on 7/19/10 at 8:38 AM
STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER Oakes records history
Oakes photographs Detroit Lakes students David Oakes met and snapped photos of the Dalai Lama, the Clintons, Arnold Schwarzenegger and countless other celebrities, politicians and athletes who visite...
Posted on 5/1/10 at 7:30 AM
Oakes, Fargo high school band, chorus honored by Dalrymple 
BISMARCK — North Dakota Gov. Jack Dalrymple has picked the official state governor's band and chorus from high schools in Oakes and Fargo.
By Associated Press , December 18, 2011
North Dakota League of Cities holds conference
FARGO – The North Dakota League of Cities recently elected officers and presented awards at its annual conference.
September 29, 2011
Oakes man killed in weekend farm accident
OAKES, N.D. (AP) — A weekend farm accident in southeast North Dakota killed a rural Oakes man.
By Associated Press , September 20, 2011
Kolpack: Phil fits the Bill as Hansen gets much-deserved honor
He sacked John Elway, Dan Marino and Steve Young and recovered a Brett Favre fumble. Defensive end Phil Hansen spent his entire 11-year NFL career in Buffalo, and it was home away from home.
By Jeff Kolpack , September 16, 2011
North Dakota governor: Sale keeps Oakes plant open
OAKES, N.D. – A manufacturing plant slated for closure here today will remain open with new owners.
By Forum staff reports , August 31, 2011
Oakes manufacturing plant purchased by ND company one day before closing
OAKES, N.D. – A manufacturing plant slated for closure here Wednesday will remain open with new owners.
By Forum staff reports , August 30, 2011
Send-off planned for deploying ND Guard soldiers in Wahpeton
FARGO — A send-off ceremony is planned this weekend for about 160 North Dakota National Guard soldiers who are bound for a year of duty in Kuwait.
By Associated Press , August 15, 2011
Construction starts this week on North Dakota Highway 11
OAKES, N.D. – Construction will begin this week on North Dakota Highway 11 four miles east of Oakes. The project consists of raising the grade of the roadway due to flooding.
By Forum staff reports , August 13, 2011
Monango, Oakes hardest hit by windstorm
Storm severely damages 10 homes; 2 are total lossMONANGO and OAKES, N.D. – Residents of these southeast North Dakota towns felt lucky Monday despite the Sunday windstorm that did millions of dollars of damage – no one was hurt or killed.
By Kari Lucin, Forum Communications Co. , July 12, 2011
Communities face months of cleanup after weekend storm
Straight-line winds of over 80 mph peeled roofs off buildings, toppled trees and downed power linesOAKES, N.D. – Cleanup is ongoing here after Sunday night’s storm, which included 81-mph winds that caused a 10,000-gallon diesel spill near here.
By Emma Murray , July 12, 2011
Windstorm tears through southeastern North Dakota; tornadoes spotted near Oakes, Ashley
FARGO – A vicious windstorm bulldozed through southeastern North Dakota on Sunday evening, bringing heavy rains, some tornado sightings and wind gusts as high as 80 miles per hour.
By Tammy Swift and Jessica Ballou , July 11, 2011
Storm knocks out power in Oakes; residents asked to conserve water
OAKES, N.D. – Straight-line winds, hail and heavy rain hit the city of Oakes Sunday, damaging trees, buildings and knocking out power to the entire town.
July 11, 2011
Plant in Oakes closing; 56 workers losing jobs
OAKES, N.D. – A plant that makes military equipment is closing in the North Dakota city of Oakes.
By Associated Press , June 23, 2011
Oakes, N.D., plant closing; 56 jobs to be lost
OAKES, N.D. — A plant that makes military equipment is closing in the North Dakota city of Oakes.
By Associated Press , June 22, 2011
Engine failure forces B-25 to cancel appearances in Fargo and Oakes, N.D.
FARGO – An engine failure has forced the Commemorative Air Force to cancel appearances of its World War II B-25 bomber “Miss Mitchell” at the 125th celebration in Oakes this weekend and at the Fargo Air Museum next week, said Fran Brummund, the museum’s executive director.
By Forum staff reports , June 10, 2011
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