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Big Sky rail plan moves closer to restoring passenger service through North Dakota

Marcus Grey
Marcus Grey
Marcus Grey
Senior Reporter · Williston, ND

With a Master’s degree in Business Administration from Minot State University, Marcus brings over 10 years of experience as a business reporter, previously working for the Williston Herald. His coverage often focuses on local economies, emerging businesses, and the impact of larger economic trends on the community.

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Senior Reporter · Thursday, October 29, 2026 at 4:17 PM · 1 min read
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Big Sky rail plan moves closer to restoring passenger service through North Dakota — Dickinson Business news

JAMESTOWN — The Big Sky Passenger Rail Authority has completed the first steps to restore passenger rail service from Chicago to Seattle, according to Kim Whittemore, community outreach and engagement director for the authority. The package is in. The questions have been answered, Whittemore said. Whittemore said the Big Sky Passenger Rail Authority is waiting for authorization to advance to the second step of the Corridor Identification and Development Program, which is developing the core service development plan. That plan includes defining schedules, station locations, equipment needs and the implementation framework. That's where the team is really looking at each community. They're looking at the first and last mile (of the route), she said. That's where the detailed economic impact work starts. Whittemore met with Jamestown city officials on Wednesday, Oct. 21, as part of visits to gather information along the route. In 2023, the Federal Railr

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