Mountrail County Record News
Lake Sakakawea paved roads bill killed by Senate
The bill to pave more roads to Lake Sakakawea, HB1515, was defeated 35-11 in the North Dakota Senate Monday.
Posted 3/19/09 (Thu) read more »
Stimulus fund spending tops discussion at legislative forum
A number of area residents and business people turned out this past Saturday for the second and final Legislative Forum. The Garrison Chamber of Commerce Governmental Affairs Committee sponsors the event.
Posted 3/12/09 (Thu) read more »
Retiring postmaster looking forward to outdoor activities
Hal Weninger is going to miss the great customers and friends he's made over the past 28 years but now that he is retiring in a week, the Parshall postmaster is looking forward to more outdoor activities.
Posted 3/05/09 (Thu) read more »
Ag commissioner seeks national Farmers Union post
North Dakota Agriculture Commissioner Roger Johnson dropped a bombshell Tuesday when he announced his candidacy for the presidency of the National Farmers Union.
Posted 3/05/09 (Thu) read more »
Locals help make Bite the Ice possible, date set for 2010
In small communities it is vital that people come together in order to make things happen.
Posted 2/26/09 (Thu) read more »
Go, Whoa, No Touches
Area teens have checked statistics and are adamant about facing an issue many
Posted 2/26/09 (Thu) read more »
Teen educates peers about eating disorders
"I chose to do a project on eating disorders because more and more people are developing eating problems which makes it more and more serious."
Posted 2/19/09 (Thu) read more »
Rockin' the Rez with the message of Jesus Christ
History was made Monday night in New Town when four of the most popular Christian rock bands in the nation performed together for the first time on an Indian reservation.
Posted 2/19/09 (Thu) read more »
Intense winter storm slams northwest with fog, rain and heavy snow
Yet another winter storm has brought northwestern North Dakota to a standstill, stalling traffic, closing schools and stranding livestock and wildlife.
Posted 2/12/09 (Thu) read more »