Mountrail County Record News
Here to there and back again
A lot of the local fans know them by their first names. Why shouldn’t they?
A lifetime of giving, caring honored
A birthday party and pow wow at the Parshall/Lucky Mound Veterans Memorial Gym last week attracted many people. But the main attraction so many came see that evening was Sally White.
“Mr. Arenacross” looks to promote his sport
Dan Bata grew up on a motorcycle and tries to ride every day of the year, even in the dead of winter on his rural home near Belden.
Bite the Ice
The alarm went off at 5 a.m. The truck was already packed and ready to go the night before.
Conditions good for Bite the Ice
In the 14 years of holding the Bite the Ice on the Hook ice fishing tournament, participants have experienced just about every kind of weather imaginable for February in North Dakota, from white out ground blizzards to bitter cold to the sunniest, mildest day you can imagine.
Blowing the whistle on cancer
For a dozen years, basketball referees from the Williston Basin Basketball Officials Association pull out pink whistles for a week to call a foul on breast cancer.
Oil counties beware
In the deep of winter, outdoor construction projects aren't usually top of mind.
Over-40s still have their moves
The action was fast and furious all weekend in Parshall at one major event that showcased the basketball talent of local athletes going up against some of the best competition from across the nation in the Parshall/Lucky Mound Men’s 40 and Over and Open Basketball Tournament.
A Christmas Miracle
Miracles are very real and for Jim Baker and today, he and his wife, Delphine are giving credit to God for life for the “miracle” that saved Baker after a major heart attack.
Ross elevator shut down by fire
United Quality Cooperative’s grain terminal in Ross will be shut down for two or three months because of a grain drier fire that started on Thursday, according to UQ CEO Erik Jacobson.
