Mountrail County Record News
Dumping opponents gather in New Town
The oil boom that started in 2006 has brought many things to western North Dakota.
Developers gauge support for riverside project
Richard Stevens and Theron Larroquette put on a persuasive show.
Mountrail County 4-H Basketball Tourney held
The 37th Annual Mountrail County 4-H Basketball Tournament brought lots of activity to the Stanley High School on Saturday, April 6, as Mountrail, Ward, Williams, McKenzie and Burke County 4-H members, leaders, families and supporters gathered for the event.
Dakota Plains Pioneer Project to move oil from New Town
Dakota Plains Holdings Inc. is thinking big things are coming for New Town.
Changes in Highlands plan need to be made
While the North Shore has been blessed with relatively modest amounts of snow for the last two winters, the memory of moving massive amounts of the white stuff is still fresh in the minds of the members of Parshall City Council.
Business Expo looks to future development
Western North Dakota, and especially the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation, is awash with oil money that, like the tides, flows into our communities and then flows back out of the state.
Corps wary of possible closings, cuts
“Closed.” That’s what the sign might say if you want to camp at East Totten Trail or Wolf Creek campgrounds this summer, if the federal government doesn’t provide enough funding to the Department of Defense, which also funds the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
Students pinch pennies for good cause
We’ve always been told that a penny saved is a penny earned.
Waste site opposed
Their voices rang loud and clear throughout the Ralph Wells Memorial Complex: “Get the hell out.”
