Crosby Journal - Tioga Tribune

Lindahl farm announces start of operations

Italy-based Enel began operations at the Lindahl Wind Farm last week north of Tioga.

Posted 5/02/17 (Tue) read more »

Credit union unveils new Tioga Pinnacle branch

An open house Friday for a new Western Cooperative Credit Union branch inside the Pinnacle travel center in Tioga drew about three dozen people for a ribbon-cutting ceremony and a complimentary lunch.

Posted 4/25/17 (Tue) read more »

Zion Lutheran breaks ground on new building

Zion Lutheran Church has broken ground on a new building between the Tioga Medical Center and dam.

Posted 4/25/17 (Tue) read more »

Bakken oil production is up for 1st time in 2017

Crude oil production in North Dakota rose by 53,000 barrels a day in February, bringing the state above the 1 million barrel mark for the first time this year.

Posted 4/18/17 (Tue) read more »

Tioga drone event this summer may include a chance for adults to become certified

Drones are coming back to Tioga in August, the Chamber of Commerce and the Economic Development Corporation said.

Posted 4/18/17 (Tue) read more »

Students, community help teacher, family after fire

A March 29 blaze left Deb Moe and her family without a home, but with reasons to be thankful, she said.

Posted 4/11/17 (Tue) read more »

Washington state cold case has ties to Tioga

Crystal Smith has been haunted her whole life by the disappearance of her father.

Posted 4/04/17 (Tue) read more »

Microretail concept could supply a new direction for use of Tioga lots

Small retail spaces are the focus of a new proposal for the six and a half empty Main Street lots.

Posted 4/04/17 (Tue) read more »

Helpers pack food for starving children

Nearly 500 people volunteered to help pack 108,864 meals in the Ray school gymnasium, enough to feed 298 children for an entire year.

Posted 3/28/17 (Tue) read more »

Seeking permanent RV park permits

Tioga RV Park owners want a better permit process in place -- one that is permanent.