Mountrail County Record News
Area crops are hit and miss
"Crops are all over the board," said Mountrail County Ag Agent Jim Hennessy.
Documentary filmmakers offer classes on reservation
A group of documentary filmmakers who produced a historical film on the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation about the pioneer missionary Harold Chase are returning to teach film making classes in collaboration with the Nueta Hidatsa and Sahnish College in New Town.
Powwow gets surprise guest
Hundreds of dancers performed at the Santee Lucky Mound Powwow south of Parshall last week, but this year’s event had a different feel to thanks to a famous visitor.
Healing Horses Ranch is a busy place
"You feed your horse before you eat food yourself. You take care of your animals" said Kermit Heart Director at the Healing Horse Ranch and Estates near Parshall.
No summer vacation for Parshall School Board
The classrooms are quiet except for the whirr of the floor polisher.
North Parshall development back on the drawing board
The Highlands of Parshall is no more.
Parshall Student, teacher headed for Space Camp
Lots of us dreamed of being an astronaut growing up. Aaron Fisher, a first year social studies teacher at Parshall High School was no exception.
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.
The ‘Blue Bus’ makes one last trip
Long before Fed Ex and UPS emerged onto the scene to deliver supplies and parcels, "the blue bus" as it has been commonly called, moved packages and even people from Minot to area businesses and home towns along highway 23. Not anymore. Not for a long time.
