Mountrail County Record News
Blacksmith qualifies for Boston Marathon
White Shield’s Megan Blacksmith came up short in her bid to qualify for the Boston Marathon at the qualifying event in Minneapolis, Sunday, Oct. 4.
Posted 11/05/15 (Thu) read more »
Once in three lifetimes
North Dakota hunters are well aware that the odds of getting a once-in-a-lifetime moose license are pretty long.
Posted 11/05/15 (Thu) read more »
Curlee named exceptional educator
It is a goal for teachers to make a positive impression in their student’s lives. Rarely do those teachers get recognized for their influence, except perhaps years later when their now grown students return to thank them.
Posted 10/29/15 (Thu) read more »
Getting a close up view of government
"I am euphoric I was chosen," Hunter Andes said about being chosen for a trip to Washington, D.C. with other Bismarck State College Student Senators.
Posted 10/29/15 (Thu) read more »
Area Halloween gets early jump start
Halloween got a jump start recently when Dora the Explorer and Elmo came to New Town to give little tykes a chance for a photo shoot with them.
Posted 10/22/15 (Thu) read more »
Taco Johns may be start of something big in Parshall
Tribal Council Representative Mervin Packineau, Parshall Mayor Kyle Christianson and members of the Northeast Segment Community Board joined to break ground for a new restaurant in Parshall Tuesday.
Posted 10/22/15 (Thu) read more »
Surge money funds Plaza lagoon improvements
The city of Plaza has needed improvements on its existing lagoon for a long time.
Posted 10/08/15 (Thu) read more »
Changes ahead for Plaza-Makoti Equity Elevator
Myron Jepson knows he has a lot on his plate and hit the ground running from his first day of hire in August.
Posted 10/08/15 (Thu) read more »
Awareness is the key to suicide prevention
September is Suicide Prevention Month. Willow Smith knows that better than anyone and as Suicide Prevention Coordinator for the Boys and Girls programs on Fort Berthold worked diligently with children in her neighborhoods.
Posted 9/23/15 (Wed) read more »
Harvest wrapping up in region
As the nights are getting cooler and darkness comes earlier, farmers on the north shore of Lake Sakakawea are putting the final touches on another year’s harvest.
Posted 9/23/15 (Wed) read more »