Mountrail County Record News
FBI Chief promises more enforcement
Serious crimes on the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation, especially those involving Native Americans, are regarded a federal offenses. As such, they are investigated by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and prosecuted by the U.S. Attorney’s Office.
A fond farewell for Sister Lucille
Sister Lucille Heidt, says she is a "jack of all trades." She also says she is going to miss all the wonderful people she has met on Fort Berthold over her 27 years of experience here.
The last day for the Makoti school
It was transition time at Lewis and Clark School as students and teachers closed the books in Makoti.
Governor candidate stops by the Wrangler
It was a quiet morning at the Wrangler Cafe in Parshall when the big bus pulled into the parking lot.
Study shows contamination lingers after the boom
"The study shows clear evidence of direct water contamination from fracking," said Avner Vengosh, professor of geochemistry and water quality at Duke University’s Nicholas School of the Environment.
Parshall EMS is always ready
Called to Care. That is how Emergency Medical Services providers are described in professional journals. This week, May 15 to 21 is 2016 National EMS week.
Ator questions auditor’s activities
A teacher and coach from Parshall High School raised questions about the activities of Parshall City Auditor Kelly Woessner at the last Parshall City Council meeting.
School Board begins superintendent search
The Parshall School District put the wheels in motion to hire a new superintendent at its regular meeting on Tuesday.
School Board accepts Turner resignation
At a tumultuous meeting Monday, the Parshall School Board voted 3-2 to accept the resignation of business teacher Kevin Turner.
Work begins on last stretch of Highway 23
What worked in 1956 does not work now. The thin ribbon of pavement is all that was needed when North Dakota Highway 23 was built that year.
