Mountrail County Record News
Dance, food, fun, mark start of MHA Tourism season
It was a celebration of identity and pride.
Crew camp developer looks to Parshall
The Parshall City Council had three zoning and annexation requests to handle at the regular meeting Tuesday morning, rejecting one, approving another and scheduling a vote on the third proposal for 1,500 unit crew camp.
Senator joins Fort Berthold Auxiliary
The Fort Berthold Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 9061 and Auxiliary have had many honored members over the years.
Rain sets planting plans back
After an extremely dry fall in 2012 that saw thousands of acres of grasslands go up in smoke, rain in the middle of the month of May was a welcome sight.
Conference confronts diabetes dangers
More than 800 members of the MHA Nation are being treated for potentially devastating disease.
Parshall Clinic to close
Citing increased regulatory burdens and declining reimbursements – among other factors – Trinity Health announced Wednesday it will close Trinity Community Clinic – Parshall and consolidate services with its nearby New Town clinic effective July 1, 2013.
MHA Nation hold groundbreaking for refinery
After a winter that never seemed to end, the sun came out and a warm breeze welcomed leaders of the MHA Nation, oil industry representatives and many guests and dignitaries to the site of Thunder Butte Petroleum’s proposed refinery near Makoti.
School board reacts to legislative changes
The impact of other layers of government were high on the agenda at the most recent Parshall School Board meeting.
What’s up with Highlands Project?
With another construction season getting into full swing, the Parshall City Council is wondering when building is going to start on the Highlands of Parshall Project that will build homes and commercial space on 320 acres of land north of Parshall High School.
FBCC marks 39 years of service
“Happy Birthday Fort Berthold Community College,” said FBCC President Russell Mason. The college celebrated the 39th anniversary of its founding on Friday, May 3.
