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| Company pumps new resources into old field (The Oklahoman) |
| The Oklahoma City Oil Field isn't done yet. A local company and its partners have put $250 million and eight years of hard work into the Oklahoma City field, and expect to begin seeing positive cash flow from its 20 producing wells by the end of this year. New Dominion entered the area in southeast Oklahoma City — all but abandoned as an oil and natural gas reservoir decades ago — with a unique, ... |
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| Can ASR solve Bandera's water problems? (Bandera Bulletin) |
| The City of Bandera, even back in the days before it was a city, has pumped water from the Lower Trinity Aquifer for over 60 years. At the current rate of growth in Bandera County, it is possible that those wells will run dry by 2060. |
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| Crack in tower requires repairs (Fargo Forum) |
| Dilworth's lone water tower will get a touch-up later this month so a 6-inch leak can be plugged. Advertisement: CURVES 50% off Registration at CURVES Text this to your phone and bring it in to ANY Curves FARGO location to receive 50% off Registration on a new Curves Membership! |
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