Belcourt News

July 7th may not stand out in history books, but for the residents of Belcourt and Rolla , it's a day they'll never forget.

Latest North Dakota news, sports, business and entertainment: Tornado MEMORIES A year after twisters, residents rebuild Rolla , N.D. A year after tornadoes ripped through the communities of Belcourt and Rolla, residents have rebuilt.

A year after tornadoes ripped through the communities of Belcourt and Rolla, residents have rebuilt.

Editor: Concerning the article in the June 13 paper about the possible denial of a liquor license to Lance Fisher.

GF casino back on the table: Despite odds, Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa officials discuss plan at public meeting.

DUNSEITH Andrew C. LaVallie, 68, Dunseith, died Friday, May 29, 2009, in a Fargo hospital.

Lorry M. Brothen, 96, formerly of Minot, died in Fargo on Monday, May 11, 2009. He was born on Feb.

Teachers have always been paid low, but when you love the job, you don`t do it for the money.

Bismarck Century head boys golf coach Lynn Gress has a simple philosophy when it comes to golf.

A number of residential neighbourhoods will get street and sidewalk upgrades this summer as the city spends $400 million on road construction.

Supporters of a proposal aimed at giving mothers the right to breast-feed their babies in public say changes made by the state Senate make the bill too restrictive.

State legislators have families and jobs outside of the Capitol, so it`s typical for a lawmaker to miss a day of the session here and there to take care of business.

The west region girls basketball tournament tipped off today in Bismarck with opening round play.

U.S. Attorney Drew H. Wrigley announced this afternoon that Kevin J. Nadeau, 26, of Belcourt, N.D., was sentenced on a charge of assault resulting in serious bodily injury and a charge of assault with a ...

The state wrestling tournament kicked off today in Fargo with opening round action.

A 15 year old singer and songwriter from Belcourt is making a name for herself in the music business.

UND will present Gov. John Hoeven with a certificate naming an asteroid a oeNorth Dakotaa at 10 a.m. today in Memorial Hall in Bismarck.

Carletta Bercier is charged with intimidation or force agains4 a witness. She faces a maximum penalt9 of 0 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

In the minds of most North Dakotans, the state's education system works well. Although salaries of teachers rank near the bottom, students rise to the top.

After work, Terri Poitra punched out and went to the dining room of the casino where she worked to have dinner.