Mountrail County Record News
Northrup Grumman facility wins
In a ceremony at the facility, dignitaries representing the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recognized Northrop Grumman’s participation in the Merit Voluntary Protection Program (VPP), placing the site among an elite group of organizations providing exemplary occupational safety and health protection and serving as models for others.
Weidner stumps for Impact Aid
Parshall School District John Weidner reported on his recent trip to Washington, D.C., at the last regular meeting of Parshall School Board. Weidner said the most important aspect of his visit was to lobby for Impact Aid, something that is a major source of financing for the district.
City asks: Where will the water go
Parshall is changing rapidly and the Parshall City Council has been trying to keep ahead of those changes by annexing property, replacing streets and sewers, building a new water plant and extending water lines to new customers
Voters to decide on tribal constitution
The Three Affiliated Tribes are governed by a constitution that dates back to the Indian Reorganization Act of 1936.
Arsonists seting hay bale fires
Fire season is a dangerous time on the prairie. A stray cigarette or sparks from a burn barrel can blacken thousands of acres and put lives, homes, fences and livestock at risk.
TAT Primary Election Results
Voters elected Fred Fox as the White Shield Segment representative to the Three Affiliated Tribes Business Council in the primary election held Sept. 18.
Semi crash damages Johnson Corners school
An accident on North Dakota Highway 73 could have been much worse as a semi truck crashed into the Johnson Corners Christian Academy about noon on Monday, Sept. 17.
EPA considering air quality standards for Fort Berthold
The Environmental Protection Agency held a hearing in the Hidatsa Room at the Four Bears Casino and Lodge to get public input on allowing the Three Affiliated Tribes to regulate chemical emissions from oil wells on the Fort Berthold Reservation.
Parshall school has smooth start
There were few bumps in the road as the Parshall School Board held its first meeting of the 2012-13 school year, although attendance continues to be a problem.
Water worries addressed by city
Worries about the transition of Parshall’s water supply took up much of time at the regular meeting of the Parshall City Council Wednesday.
