“The Dickinson Area Chamber of Commerce

will provide leadership to promote a

progressive business environment.”

Inside this issue:

Board Members 2

New Members 3

Chamber Committees 4

Leadership Dickinson 5

Ribbon Cuttings 6

Member News 7-9

Thank You for Renewals 10-11

Divine Wine & Dine 12

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Board of Directors

Craig Kubas ........................................... President

Christian Kostelecky ......................... Pres-Elect

Rachelle Schroeder ............................ Treasurer

Chris Johnson . ..................................... Director

Harmony Kolling ................................. Director

Lisa Roers ............................................... Director

Carter Fong ............................................ Director

Chris Urban ........................................... Director

Suzi Sobolik ........................................... Director

Haylee Cripe .......................................... Director

Jarrod Steffan ....................................... Director

Robbin Schwindt ................................ Director

Committee Chairperson

Agriculture ............................................. Jarrod Steffan

Ambassador .......................................... Amber Beld

Education ............................................... Ron Dockter

Governmental Affairs ....................... Chris Johnson

Promotions and Retail ..................... Betty Jo Noe

Officials .................................................... Rachelle Schroeder

Staff

Cooper Whitman ................................. Executive Director

Kristi Tessier ........................................ Events & Marketing Coordinator

Cindy Brock ........................................... Administrative Assistant

Publication First Day of the Month

Deadline Third Thursday of the month - For both copy and advertising

Dickinson Area Chamber of Commerce

314 3rd Avenue West •P.O. Box C

Dickinson, ND 58602

Phone: 701-225-5115 Fax: 701-225-5116

E-mail: team@dickinsonchamber.org

Board of Directors monthly meeting minutes

and annual financial statements are

available to Chamber Members.

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Water/Wastewater Engineering—Surveying/Mapping/GIS

Electrical/Structural Engineering—Land Development

Municipal Engineering—Instrumentation And Controls

Development, Construction, Property Management and Commercial & Residential Real Estate.

Chamber Snapshot

January 2014

Phone Calls: 371

Walk-ins: 205

Relocation Packets: 57

Facebook Likes 355

Web Hits 1632

Page 3 Welcome New Members

Beyond Shelter, Inc.

Dan Madler PO Box 310

Fargo, ND 58107

www.beyondshelterinc.com

Beyond Shelter, Inc. is a nonprofit developer of affordable housing.

University of Mary Rachael Brash 7500 University Drive Bismarck, ND 58504 701-355-8063 www.umary.edu University of Mary worldwide programs are designed for adult students with flexible degree options to prepare them for a successful career. U-Mary offers graduate programs in Dickinson and online. Some degrees can be earned in as few as 15 months.

Page 4 Business After Hours

February 11th is cancelled

Mark you calendar

Business After Hours

March 4th

Hawks Point

&

March 18

Wells Fargo

Agriculture Committee: The Ag Committee held the Bull Day Showcase on January 18th at Stockmen’s Livestock . The Ag Calendar is available at the Chamber of Commerce. They will begin planning for the 2014 Ag Day promotions.

Ambassadors /Membership Committee: They have started planning the 2014 Chamber Fun Day Golf Scramble. Education Committee The committee is considering hosting Lunch & Learns on a monthly basis. They are also looking into other professional development opportunities. Governmental Affairs Working on mission statement and a strategic plan.

Leadership Dickinson Committee: In February they will be having visiting the capitol building and visiting with legislators.

Promotions Committee: The Promotions committee has set the date for the 2014 Holiday Craft Show. It will be held December 6th at the Astoria Hotel and Suites.

Business After Hours The February 11th Business After Hours has been canceled. The next Business After Hours is March 4th at Hawks Point and March 18th at Wells Fargo. 3on 3 Committee

CHAMBER COMMITTEES

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To start the day, we discussed current issues/events in the city of Dickinson. The first stop was at Consolidated. We learned that a lot more goes into watching TV than we thought! It was pretty complicated, but still interesting to learn.

Then, we went to the Water Treatment Plant. We got to see the equipment that is used when cleaning and trenching pipes. We also saw road signs, and man are they huge! We also got to see and watch the cameras used to look inside the pipes.

For lunch, we learned proper etiquette. It was really something else entirely. The lunch was also delicious.

To end the day, we went to the Dickinson Press and saw where the papers are printed as well as how a page is laid out. At the end o the tour we saw a book full of newspapers from 1943!

Overall, the day was very informative. Previously we never knew the complex processes involved in simple things such as getting a TV channel or water to your house.

By Brook Benz and Ashley Stoltz

Page 6 Ribbon Cuttings

Elwood Staffing

314 3rd Ave. W

Dickinson, ND

701-225-6132 Antique Charm

27 1st St. West

Dickinson, ND

701-590-2527

Windshield Express

Dickinson, ND

701-264-9000

Total Nutrition

1895 1st St. W., Suite D.

Dickinson, ND

701-483-6151

Hometown Pride Award

HomStay Suites

1170 Roughrider Blvd

Dickinson, ND

701-483-7829

Suzanne Wentz, Sales and Marketing Director, has been promoted to Vice President of Sales and Marketing at North Dakota Guaranty & Title Co., Bismarck, N.D.

Wentz joined NDGT in June 2013. She brings more than 16 years of sales, business develop-ment, and marketing and executive-level manage-

ment experience to NDGT. Prior to joining NDGT, Wentz was the Director of Marketing for the Medora Foundation, Medora, N.D. Her previous experience includes six years as President of Odyssey Research, Bismarck. N.D. She earned a bachelor’s degree from South Dakota State University.

Known as “The Title Team,” North Dakota Guaranty & Title Co. was founded in 1955. NDGT offers complete title services in each of its eight offices in North Dakota and one in Sidney, Mont. To learn more about NDGT, go to www.TheTitleTeam.com.

Wentz Named North Dakota Guaranty & Title VP

of Sales and Marketing

Page 7 Member News

Sax Motor Co. of Dickinson is part of the West Dakota Chevy Dealers of western North Dakota that have combined forces to launch the fourth annual new scholarship program for high school juniors and seniors.

The Chevy Scholar Program invites nominations for outstanding high school juniors and seniors in western North Dakota to compete to receive two $5,000 college scholarships.

Nominations began December 2013 and will end February 20, 2014, at which time 10 scholarship finalists will be chosen. From March 3 - March 17, 2014, online and text voting will determine the winners. The scholarship winners will be announced the week of March 21, 2014.

“As dealers, we are all individually involved in our communities, supporting youth sports, service organizations, and other community programs,” says West Dakota Chevy Dealers president Christian Kostelecky. “The Chevy Scholar program allows us to work together to provide an ongoing benefit to outstanding students across the region.”

Students can nominate themselves or be nominated by family, friends, parents, teachers or coaches. Nomination forms can be downloaded at www.chevyscholar.com or picked up from local Chevy dealers. Nominators fill out basic information including commu-nity involvement, academic achievements, extracurricular activities and volunteer work. Students must write a 250-500 word essay.

Past Chevy scholarship winners have kept in touch with the dealers and been extremely grateful for their scholarships. Madison Huber, the 2013 winner from Mandan, North Dakota said, “I could not be more excited about winning the Chevy Scholarship! College is extremely expensive, and this will help immensely. I am most proud about how much my community backed me.”

Cale Pagan, another 2013 winner from the Bismarck area said, “This is the biggest award that I have ever received. The support I have gotten from people I don't even know is overwhelming. The colleges I am applying for will certainly recognize this scholarship.”

“It’s nice to hear from past winners and to hear how they are doing,” said Kostelecky, “Past winners have used the scholarship to help with tuition, housing, and even their books and supplies. The scholarship is nice in the flexibility for the student to use the money to-wards what they need for college.”

Nomination forms can be submitted upon completion at any of the 10 West Dakota Chevy dealerships. At the end of the process, one nominator will win $500 through a random drawing.

To learn more or to nominate a student, go to http://www.chevyscholar.com or visit your local Chevy dealer.

For more information about West Dakota Chevy and to see all the participating dealers visit:

http://www.westdakotachevy.com or find them on Facebook.com/WDChevy and Twitter.com/WDChevy

High school juniors and seniors eligible for $5,000 scholarship Chevy Scholar program

The Career Development Center at Dickinson State University and Job Service ND would like to extend a special invitation to Chamber members to attend the 2014 Job Fair on Tuesday, March 25, 2014 at the Biesiot Activities Center. This is an excellent

opportunity for employers to meet applicants and conduct on-site interviews.

The schedule for the 2014 Job Fair is as follows:

10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Employer Set up

1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Doors Open

1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. Veteran’s Preference (DD214 Required for Admission)

2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. DSU Students and Alumni (DSU Student ID Required for Admission)

3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Open to the general public

Please watch for registration to open soon at www.dickinsonstate.edu.

Registration fee is $50 for one representative/company which includes one meal and $10 for each additional representative which includes an additional meal. Suites will be offered first to employers who are current suite holders at the Biesiot Activities Center for a $75 registration fee. If they do not wish to retain their suite for the 2014 Job Fair, 9 suites will be available to employers on a first come first serve basis for a $75 registration fee.

Registration will be limited to 50 employers.

If you have any questions, or would like further information please contact Tara Buck Elk at 701-483-2370 or Tara.Buckelk@dickinsonstate.edu.

Job Fair Offered by DSU and Job Service of ND

American Bank Center is pleased to announce that Tom Wyckoff has been promoted to the position of Chief Financial Officer/Cashier. Tom holds degrees in business Administration-Finance and Computer Science. He is a graduate of the ND School of Banking and the American Bank Association’s Graduate School of Bank Investments and Fund Management. Tom has been with American for 26 years and has most recently held the position VP & Cashier.

Page 8 Member News

American Bank Promotes Wyckoff

Choice Financial recently contributed nearly $194,000 to the North Dakota Housing Incentive Fund (HIF), with funds supporting projects that will provide affordable housing in Grafton, Fargo, and Dickinson.

“Choice Financial is proud to contribute to the Housing Incentive Fund to fulfill a need for affordable and sustainable housing throughout North Dakota,” said Brian L. Johnson, Choice Financial CEO. “This contribution provides our North Dakota communities with a chance to grow by providing affordable housing that is suitable to their individual needs.”

Capitalized by contributions from state taxpayers, HIF offers low-cost financing to developers of affordable rental housing when they set aside units for essential service workers and low- to moderate-income households. The North Dakota Housing Finance Agency (NDHFA) administers the program.

The bank’s contributions were divided between Prairieview Apartments in Grafton, a family-friendly workforce housing development; North Sky Apartments, a Fargo project designed for adults age 55 and over; and Sullivan Apartments, a complex in Dickinson that has reserved units for people supported by ABLE, Inc.

“This Dickinson apartment complex represents an amazing step in the right direction for affordable housing for people with intellec-tual disabilities within our communities,” said Mary Anderson, executive director of ABLE, Inc. “We sincerely appreciate the financial support provided by Choice Financial through its Housing Incentive Fund contribution.”

For more information on HIF, contact Bill Hourigan, program administrator, at 800.292.8621 or ndhousingincentivefund.org.

Choice Financial has fourteen full-service banking locations in North Dakota, and one in Minnesota.

U.S. Bank in Western N.D. has named Ashley Moe a branch manager. Moe is responsible for managing the Dickinson, N.D. branch, including the leadership for sales and customer service. She has been with U.S. Bank since 2011, most recently as a universal banker in Dickinson. She continues to work at the U.S. Bank office located at 240 2nd St. West. Moe is a graduate of Simpson University in Redding, Calif. Moe reports to Debbie Schmidt, district manager for U.S. Bank in Western N.D. She resides in the Dickinson area. U.S. Bancorp (NYSE: USB), with $361 billion in assets as of September 30, 2013, is the parent company of U.S. Bank, the 5th largest commercial bank in the United States. The Company operates 3,088 banking offices in 25 states and 4,937

ATMs and provides a comprehensive line of banking, brokerage, insurance, investment, mortgage, trust and payment services prod-ucts to consumers, businesses and institutions. Visit U.S. Bancorp on the web at www.usbank.com.

U.S. BANK NAMES ASHLEY MOE BRANCH MANAGER

Choice Financial Contributes to ND Housing Incentive Fund

ND Caregiver Support Program

Are you caring for a loved one who is age 60 or older? Are you a grandparent, aunt, or other relative who has stepped in to raise grandchildren? If so, you are not alone. The North Dakota Family Caregiver Support Program can help you locate community services; information; and respite care to help support you in your

care-giving role. Find out more calling 701-227-7582 or toll free @ 1-888-227-7525 or rschmidt@nd.gov . This program is provided free of charge and is supported by the ND Department of Human Services Aging Services Division.

AE2S (Advanced Engineering and Environmental Services, Inc.) has been recognized by the North Dakota Young Professionals Network (NDYP) as one of the best places to work in the state.

Each year, the NDYP honors businesses that provide high quality jobs, as well as a work environment which supports young professionals and ongoing economic, workforce, and community development initiatives. A statewide committee of NDYP members serves as judges.

“We are honored that the NDYP has identified AE2S as a top place to work,” said Megan Houser, AE2S Human Resources Manager. “AE2S provides comprehensive salary and benefits packages, flex-time hours, and advancement opportunities by supporting young professionals in building their leadership skills."

Matthew Madson, Engineer-in-Training, graduated from the University of Minnesota and joined AE2S in June. “As someone who’s just getting started in the field, my new position at AE2S is providing me with great opportunities to work on critical wastewater infrastructure,” Madson said. “AE2S is a wonderful place for me to contribute and grow as a professional.”

“AE2S strongly believes in providing an excellent work environment for our employees. This recognition from the NDYP is acknowledgment that we have been successful in our endeavors,” said Houser. “Our firm’s success is thanks in no small part to the dedication of our employees.”

Page 9 Member News

AE2S RECOGNIZED WITH WORKPLACE HONOR

AE2S Nexus, the financial division of AE2S (Advanced Engineering and Environmental Services, Inc.), has hired Darrel Carlyle as a Municipal Finance specialist in the firm’s Watford City, ND office. He is responsible for providing municipal financial consulting, auditor support, and training services for multiple AE2S Nexus clients throughout western North Dakota.

Carlyle has more than 15 years of experience in key municipal management, financial, and economic development services. Before joining AE2S, he served as City Clerk, City Administrator, and/or City Manager for the communities of Greenwood, MO; and Lake Mills, Bondurant, and Iowa Falls, IA. Most recently, Carlyle served as the Executive Director of the Red Oak Chamber and Industry Association in Red Oak, IA.

“It’s rare to find someone who brings such a broad municipal finance and management skill set to the table,” said Shawn Gaddie, PE, AE2S Nexus Division Manager. “Darrel is quite versed in municipal budget services and fund accounting practices. He has an excellent background in the funding and financing of many infrastructure projects, including street, water, wastewater, and stormwater projects. Darrel also has experience in the administration of special assessments and tax increment finance funding.”

Originally from Bellevue, NE, Carlyle graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Public Administration from the University of Nebraska in Omaha, NE. He is currently pursuing his Master of Public Administration degree from the University of Nebraska in Lincoln, NE.

DARREL CARLYLE JOINS AE2S NEXUS

Dakota Community Bank & Trust has contributed $400,000 to the North Dakota Housing Incentive Fund (HIF), supporting projects that will provide affordable housing in Bismarck, Dickinson and Mandan.

"At Dakota Community Bank, we believe it's important to promote the growth and development of the communities we serve," said Dakota Community Bank & Trust President Dale Pahlke.

Capitalized by contributions from North Dakota taxpayers, HIF provides developers of rental housing with low-cost financing if units are set-aside for essential service workers and low- to moderate-income households. The North Dakota Housing Finance Agency (NDHFA) administers the program.

"Communities across North Dakota need affordable housing options, especially for lower income families and those living on fixed incomes," said Jolene Kline, NDHFA executive director. "I thank Dakota Community Bank for its continued support of the Housing Incentive Fund."

This is Dakota Community Bank's second contribution to the fund. The bank divided its most recent contribution between a Bismarck development for homeless individuals and families; a Mandan property that will provide affordable housing for seniors and families; and an apartment complex in Dickinson that has reserved units for the disabled clients of ABLE Inc. Altogether, Dakota Community Bank has contributed $600,000 to HIF.

In 1982 Dale Pahlke became President and CEO of Dakota Community Bank & Trust and Stan Sayler joined as Executive Vice Presi-dent and CFO in 1984. The bank currently has eleven branches throughout Western North Dakota.

NDHFA is a self-supporting state agency that finances the creation and rehabilitation of affordable housing across North Dakota. The Industrial Commission oversees the agency.

DAKOTA COMMUNITY BANK SUPPORTS AFFORDABLE HOUSING

Page 10 Member Renewal Thank You

Member Name

3rd Avenue Floral 4 Bears Casino & Lodge ABC Diesel ABLE Advanced Business Methods Advanced Collision Center Aflac All American Travel Allan’s Decorating Center Alpha 6, Inc American Bank Center American Cancer Society American Family Insurance, Schweitzer Agency American Insurance Center American West Real Estate Americinn Motel & Suites Ameriprise Financial Andrus Outdoors Anytime Fitness Applebee’s Appliance & Furniture RentAll Armstrong Corporation Army’s West AWTY Maps Badlands Board of Realtors Badlands Human Service Center Baker Boy Bank of the West Baranko Brothers, Inc Base-4 Basin Hydraulic Co. LLC Bauer Property Management, LLC Benedict Court Berger Electric, Inc. Best Friends Mentoring Program Best Western Heritage Hotel & Suites BJ Kadrmas, Inc. Blue Cross Blue Shield Boespflug Trailers, Inc. Border States Electric Supply Bosch Lumber Company Brady, Martz & Associates, PC Braun Distributing Brenntag Pacific, Inc. BrickHouse Grille Britton Jewelers BSC SW Workforce Training Region Budget Rent-A-Car Burdick Job Corps Center Burger King CARQUEST Auto Parts Cellular Communications, Inc. Cenex Museum General Central Stark & Western Soil Conservation Dis-trict Century Link Charbonneau Car Center Checkers, Inc Clean Sweep Vacuum Center Coca Cola Bottling Co. Comfort Inn Community Action Partnership Connecting Point Computers Consolidated Telcom DAB, LLC Continental Real Estate

Cornerstone, Inc. Country Kitchen Custom Data, Inc. Dacotah Bank Dakota Community Bank Dakota Center for Independent Living Dakota Custom Cabinets & Homes Dakota Diner Dakota Farm Equipment Dak-Tana Wireline Inc Dale Carnegie Training/Eide Bailly LLP Dan Porter Motors, Inc Darby’s Welding & Machine, Inc Dan Foods Land O’Lakes DFC Consultants, LTD Dickinson Adult Learning Center Dickinson Area Ambulance Service, Inc. Dickinson Catholic Schools Dickinson Chapter of the American Petroleum Institute Dickinson Charities, Inc. Dickinson Convention & Visitors Bureau Dickinson Countryhouse, LLC Dickinson Guaranty & Title Company Dickinson Park & Recreation Dickinson Pennysaver/Dickinson Finder Dickinson Press & Adverstiser Dickinson Public Schools Dickinson Public Schools Foundation Dickinson Ready Mix Company Dickinson State University Dickinson State University Alumni & Foundation Dickinson Steel Builders Dickinson Theodore Roosevelt Airport District 37 Republican Party Domino’s Pizza Don Pedro’s Family Mexican Restaurant Dr. John Keaveny, D.D.S. Eagles Club East End Auto & Truck Parts Edward Jones Financial Advisor – Klayton Oltmanns Edward Jones Investments – Steve Cole Elder Care/Public Transit Electric Sales & Service, Inc. Ellingson Plumbing, Heating, A/C & Electrical Emmerich Eye Center Esquire Everett Real Estate, Inc. Evergreen Eyewear Concepts, Inc Farm Credit Serviced Fastenal Company Fisher Industries Flecks Furniture & Appliance Floor to Ceiling Carpet One Four Seasons Trophies Frankies West Side Conoco Friends Book Store Funshine Express, Inc. Furniture City G & G Garbage, Inc. Gaffaney’s Floral Great Lakes Airlines Great Plains Clinic, PC Hampton Inn & Suites Hawks Point

Heartland Homes/Heartland Village Heiser Motors HealthSource Chiropractic Heart River Hearing Aid Practice Helena Chemical Co. Hendrickson Financial Services High Country Fusion Company Inc. High Plains Dental, Inc. High Plains, Inc Highlands Engineering & Surveying Hoerner Rodakowski, P.C. Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Home & Land Co. Real Estate Professionals House of Color, Inc. Housing, Industry, Training, Inc. (HIT) Hurt, Murial, American West Insurance I Keating Furniture World Investment Centers of America Investment Centers of America – ABC Irene L. Schafer Irsfeld Pharmacy Jacobsen Music, Inc. Jay R’s Auto Body & Sandblasting Jebro Incorporated Jerome Distributing, Inc. Jesperson Orthodontics Job Service North Dakota Johnston, Merry Jon’s Home Comforts KLJ, Inc. KCAD/KLTC/KZRX – Clear Channel Radio KDIX Radio Keith Signs Keller Hearth ‘N Home Products Keogh Law Office King Family Eye Clinic Kirkwood Bank & Trust Koepplin Construction Kolling & Kolling, Inc Kovash & Dosovick, PC Kovash Furniture Kovash Insurance KQCD Kubik, Bogner, Ridl & Selinger Kuntz Builders KXMA Ladbury Funeral Services Laduke & Associates Lady J’s Club & Catering LaQuinta Inn & Suites Lefor Insurance Services Legend Homes, Inc. Light Tower Rentals Liquid Assets Liquor Warehouse Logo Magic, Inc. M & H Gas Station Mackoff Kellogg Law Firm Mac’s Inc. Marco, Inc. Mark’s Tire Service Martin Construction Master Construction McDonald’s

The Chamber would like to extend a big “THANKYOU” to our members who have renewed their

membership October 1st through January 15th. Your continued support helps your Chamber

promote the business community.

Page 11 Member Renewal Thank You

Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy MBI Medora Corporation Meyer Real Estate Group, LLC Midwest Doors of Dickinson, Inc. MonDak Sports Center & pawn Montana-Dakota Utilities Co. Mulligans Catering My Place ND Pharmacy, Inc. Network Business Systems Neuberger Dental Clinic Newby’s Ace Hardware Nitro green Profession Law/Tree Care North Park, Inc. Northern Improvement Company Northern Plains Engineering Northwest Tire, Inc. Oasis Inn Odney Advertising Agency One Stop rental Paragon Bowl, Inc. Parkway Ford Sales, Inc Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. Perkins Restaurant & Bakery Pita Pit Pizza Hut Pizza Ranch Prairie Hills Mall Associates Praxair Precision Machine & Welding Pump Systems LLC QED Electrical Supply Quality Inn & Suites Quality Quick Print Queen City Abstract, Inc. Queen City Motors Rain for Rent Ramada-Grand Dakota Lodge & Conference Center RDO Equipment Company RehabVsions Relax Inn Ressler Siding & Windows Riddles’ Jewelry Riehl Construction Roene Husling CPA Rosies Food & Gas Roughrider Education Services Roughrider Electric Services Roughrider Racing Association Roughrider RV’s Inc. Rudy’s Lock & Key Runnings Farm & Fleet Sackman Electric & Controls, Inc. Sanford Health – Dickinson Clinic Sax Motor Co. Scentsy Schmidt Transmission Schwartz CPA, P.L.L.C. Select Inn Selle Family Dental Senator Rich &^ Kayleen Wardner Sherwin Williams Co. Smart Computers and Consulting Southview Liquors Southwest Area Safety Association Southwest Business Machines Southwest Grain Southwest Water Authority Southwestern District Health Unit

St. John’s Episcopal Church St. Joseph’s Hospital & Health Center St. Joseph’s Hospital Foundation St. Luke’s Home St. Benedict’s Health Center Stark County Stark Development Corporation State Farm Insurance – Todd Otto Steffan Feeds Steffan Saw & Bike Steffes Corporation Steiner Pharmacy Steve, Linda Stevenson Funeral Home Stifel, Nicolaus & Company Stockmen’s Livestock Exchange Super 8 Motel Taco Jon’s Terry’s Auto Repair LLC The Arc of Dickinson The UPS Store TMI Systems Design Corporation Tooz Construction, Inc. Total Control, Inc. Town & Country Liquor Store Trappers Kettle T-Rex Conoco, Inc. Trial Runners, LLC TRN Abstract & Title

Twin City Roofing, Inc. United Methodist Church United Way of Dickinson, Inc US Bank U-Save Car & Truck Rental Val’s Sanitation Viking Glass of ND Walmart Wandler, Ninetta Wellpro, Inc. Wendy’s of Dickinson West Dakota Fox (Fox & ABC) West Dakota Parent & Family Resource Center West Plains Inc. West Plains Realty West River Foot & Ankle Center Western Agency, Inc. Western Cooperative Credit Union Westwind Consulting Center White Drug Winn Construction, Inc. Woody’s Feed & Grain Co. Wyoming Casing Service, Inc.

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