Mountrail County Record News
Area poised for safe New Year
Gathering to celebrate New Year’s Eve is not new. Our traditions were began long before the time of Christ or the modern day calendar.
Study finds Parshall High School building flaws
The Parshall High School building has seen better days.
City approves apartment plats
The Highlands of Parshall project continues to have a faint pulse.
New beginning
A new day dawned on the Fort Berthold Reservation on Dec. 4. That evening, a celebration at the 4 Bears Events Center marked the inauguration of a new generation of leadership of the Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikira Nation.
Fire Department outgrows station, plans new building
Community members want to know that if a fire or accident occurs, adequate services are available locally.
Boys and Girls Club marks another year
It actually was a dark and stormy night, but that didn’t stop members of Fort Berthold Boys and Girls Club from traveling to New Town from as far away as White Shield and Twin Buttes to celebrate the club’s 13th Anniversary.
Justice Center officers complete training
Last week the Gerald "Tex" Fox Justice Center welcomed four newly trained Correction Officers back to their staff. They are Gary Everette, Garrison and Kyle Loren Craig, Addison Baker, and Alonzo Jones, all of New Town. The four men worked for the center prior to the training.
Wildcats and Warriors learn to play the game
A cold and unforgiving wind blew eastward down North Dakota Highway 23.
Community Shops prepare for winter
Everyone in North Dakota listens intently to what the weather will bring. It really does matter what the weatherman says especially when it comes to city shops.
Hands on science excites area students
When students hear Sharon Smith, NDSU Extension Agent from the Mountrail County Office, rolling her stacked cases down the hallway at Parshall Elementary School, they become excited about the science lesson they know is coming. The reason is that hands on science is a winner in the classroom.
