Mountrail County Record News
Tribe, industry want to address flaring
Any dark evening around the western end of Lake Sakakawea isn’t very dark these days.
RTC’s longest serving employee steps down
When Judy Brunselle steps away from her desk the last time, she will do so having accomplished an amazing 46 years of service to her employer, Resesrvation Telephone Company in Parshall.
Reaching for the sky
The renovation of Parshall skyline is complete but there are few more nuts and bolts to be tightened, but the United Quality Cooperative dedicated it’s new grain elevator in Parshall on time.
Rodeo finds a home in Parshall
If one was to come up with one word to describe the inaugural Parshall Lucky Mound Outdoor Rodeo, ‘spectacular’ could definitely be one.
Mandaree takes the gold in Parshall
Mandaree out dueled Four Bears as the team of Young Bear Express finished several lengths ahead of White Tail Express to win the Gold Division of the Parshall Indian Relay Races held at the Healing Horse Ranch.
City briefed on school plans
The Parshall City Council got the lowdown on the plans to improve the Parshall School District’s its athletic facility with the help of the MHA Nation Tribal Council.
RTC annual meeting looks to future
The “T” in RTC has been declining for several years now, but Reservation Telephone Cooperative has been growing over the last decade.
Giving handicapped a lift
Sometimes the simplest things in life can be a challenge when you are in a wheelchair, especially if you have a love for the great outdoors. For the mobility impaired, spending a day on Lake Sakakawea just got a lot easier.
Mountrail County Record among the Best in the West
The Mountrail County Record was recognized among the state’s best newspapers this past weekend at the North Dakota Newspaper Association annual convention.
Planting’s done, bring on the rain
One thing we all know is that when it is time to get the seed into the ground, farmers waste no time getting it done. This spring, area farmers have done just that again.
