Mountrail County Record News
Healthcare bill gets bum rap
It may be popular to bash the new federal healthcare bill, but ask rural North Dakotans if they like what the bill accomplishes and often as not, the answer is “Yes.”
Assault prompts safety measures
A fight last Monday has prompted Parshall Public School officials to take necessary precautions to protect the safety of the students and staff.
Expansion projects continue in Parshall
It appears Parshall’s subtle growth in the past two years is going to change as city council meetings are becoming busy with building permits and construction.
Measuring the impact of oil
As environmental impact continues to expand with the oil industry, a local organization took its first step Monday in recording that impact as it intensifies on the Fort Berthold Reservation.
Good Samaritans on their way
A mission that normally takes trips to central and South America, is coming to the Fort Berthold Reservation in June to spruce up two nursing homes and carry out community projects.
A voice for the generations
A reservation specific U.S. Census Bureau exhibit stopped in New Town April 8 to provide a final sweep of information about Census 2010.
Statistical miracle
Calving season is usually an exciting time of year on any ranch, but occasionally nature will provide a little extra incentive.
Flowing toward profit
Water is becoming a precious commodity in North Dakota and nobody knows that better than the Parshall City Council.
Unleashing innovation
Remote and rural areas on the Fort Berthold Reservation can anticipate broadband Internet service within the next three years.
Rig count passes 100 milestone
For the first time since February 1982, the oil rig count drilling in North Dakota has surpassed 100 with more expected in the coming months.
