#morton county

The Current Discussion Over Data Centers in Burleigh and Morton Counties Reflects a Long-Standing Tension in the State Between Economic Growth and the Desire to Protect North Dakota's Way of Life and Natural Environment.

Voters in Burleigh and Morton Counties Have Multiple Options to Apply and Return Their Ballots, with In-Person Early Voting Beginning Late October for the November 3 Election.

Friesz Family Farm, Situated North of New Salem, Transforms Wool From Its Significant Sheep Flock Into Popular Items Like Soap and Dryer Balls, Expanding Agricultural Offerings in Morton County.

Fuel Costs Topping $6 Per Gallon Are Challenging Profitability for Farmers in Burleigh and Morton Counties and Across the State.

The North Dakota Attorney General Concluded Morton County Did Not Violate State Open Records Law, N.d.c.c. § 44-04-18, Regarding a Request for Property Tax Notices After an Email Was Initially Misdirected.

Construction on 52nd Street Between Main Avenue and Apple Creek Road Is Expected to Begin in Early August 2026 and Last About Two Months, with an Initial Closure From Hendrickson Drive to Apple Creek Road.