Mountrail County Record News
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.”
Oil Companies unite to aid Boys and Girls Club
The Fort Berthold Boys and Girls Club maintains safe places for young people to do fun and educational activities in all six of the reservation’s segments.
Parshall to get its picture taken
Parshall, are you ready for your closeup? The Parshall City Council agreed to pay $15,800 for an aerial survey of the city this summer.
Good Iron makes Leap of Faith
Sometimes it takes a big first step to move on. Paul Good Iron took a step out of an airplane 13,000 feet above the ground in memory of his son, Cpl. Nathan J. Good Iron, who died in Afghanistan in 2006.
Dreamcatchers win Hand Game trophies
The sound of drums filled the cafeteria of the New Town High School on Saturday.
Lawsuit challenges tribal leases
About two dozen members of the Three Affiliated Tribes gathered at the Scenic 23 on Feb. 21 to share their experiences with oil companies on the Fort Berthold Reservation.
MHA Nation seeks to challenge census numbers
Indian Tribes have long believed the United States Census conducted every ten years by the U.S. Department of Commerce doesn’t produce an accurate count of Native American people.
FBCC President supports workforce development
Russell Mason, Jr., president of Fort Berthold Community College, testified in front of the North Dakota State Senate Appropriations Committee, chaired by Senator Ray Holmberg of Grand Forks in support of Senate Bill 2218.
