Mountrail County Record News
Senior center bears name of lost community
For many people, completion of the Garrison Dam in 1953 was a sign of progress.
Parshall School looks to future
Big changes could be coming to Parshall if all or even just some of the development proposals currently up in the air turn into reality.
Rain doesn’t dampen Harvestfest
Despite the rain, the Fifth annual Harvest Festival held Saturday August 11 at the baseball field south of Parshall,proved to be fun after all.
Parshall Highlands project moves forward
Several stumbling blocks to developing the north side of Parshall were cleared as developers Barry Arfa and Bryon Zacher and the Parshall City Council agreed on how permitting the project would proceed.
Keeping oil money at home
There are several allottees’ organizations on the Fort Berthold Reservation working to preserve their members’ and the Three Affiliated Tribe’s property rights.
Combines are rolling in area fields
Summer time temperatures have helped small grain crops mature and farmers are starting to reap the bounty created by early spring planting.
Reservation 4-H wins big at State Fair
Seven youth from Twin Buttes, ND had their 4-H projects on display at the 2012 North Dakota State Fair and were awarded ribbons for their achievements, including a Reserve Champion ribbon for a child’s traditional dress made by Bailey Morsette.
Frac sand facility to be built in Makoti
There’s a new business coming to the Makoti area.
MHA Nation announces election dates
The Three Affiliated Tribes has announced that a primary election to select candidates for the Tribal Business Council representatives for New Town/Little Shell Segment, Mandaree Segment and White Shield Segment will be held on September 18.
DOT asks for input on long term plans
Every week it seems to take longer and longer to get anywhere.
