Mountrail County Record News
Lives washed away
Lake Sakakawea may be a summer destination for some, but for others, the water stands as an everlasting symbol — a symbol of life destroyed for those that lived in the Missouri River Valley prior to 1954.
Multiple crashes with snow plows reported
The North Dakota Highway Patrol and North Dakota Department of Transportation urge motorists to exercise caution while snowplows are working to clear highways.
Rebound continued in third quarter
The Bakken continued to pull North Dakota out of the economic doldrums in the third quarter of 2019, according to the latest report on taxable sales and purchases from the North Dakota Tax Commissioner’s office.
Mountrail County Ag Agency sausage making class
The Mountrail County Ag Agency held it’s annual sausage making class at the Mountrail County South Complex on Dec 19th in Stanley.
See something, say something
The law enforcement team at MHA Drug Enforcement team is excited about its brand new opportunity to get a new cell phone application into the hands of the public cell phone users.
Parshall Celebrates the Season
The stocking are hung by the chimney with care, and all around Parshall Christmas is in the air.
School seeks to prevent accidents
An incident at Parshall Elementary School will lead to changes in how parents can pick up their children after school.
Remembering the whole family
There are many programs out there to assist families who need support getting through tough times because of financial struggles, substance abuse, domestic violence and other serious problems.
RTC will meet broadband goals
Maybe some of us still think of Reservation Telephone Cooperative as the “telephone company” but in a changing world it has become so much more.
Keeping Norsk tradition alive
The scent of Norwegian cuisine recently roamed through the streets of Makoti. The potatoes had been balled up and were ready to be flattened out for Saturday’s Lefse Frying at Bonnie Schenfisch’s house.
