Mountrail County Record News
Lego learners build skills for the future
When seventeen children come together at Parshall Elementary school to work with their Legos in the Master Builders class, it might look like fun, but there is a whole lot of learning going on at the same time.
Girls pace Braves to good showing
A trio of Halls paced the Parshall Braves to a 14th place finish out of 46 teams in the North Dakota Class B State Cross Country meet in Valley City this week. Two of the Lady Braves finished in the top 40 runners, a good showing for first year coach Ken Wells’ team.
Swaney’s journey comes full circle
Ruth Ann Swaney is back home on the Fort Berthold Reservation now. She has accepted the position of Tribal Education Advocate.
The "Bouncing Lights" of Elbowoods
It was told around the table at night in Elbowoods about the “bouncing lights” on the prairies. They were described as sort of strange-looking balls of lights that appeared to dance up and down on the ground.
Parshall Schools consider tighter eligibility
The Parshall School Board is considering tightening up eligibility requirements for extracurricular activities in the school district.
Area organizations doing up Halloween right
Ghosts and Goblins will have many haunts to find this Halloween. Area communities have a number of activities planned for ghouls of all ages.
Main Street Project scheduled for 2018
One of the final steps in the complete overhaul of the infrastructure underlying Parshall will take place next year as the Parshall City Council decided to move forward with the complete renovation of Main Street’s streets, sidewalks, and sewers.
Braves need help to know the score
The Parshall Braves ended their season with a high scoring match up against the Tioga Pirates Friday, and it was the end of the road for the old scoreboard that has overlooked the school’s football field for decades.
Clothesline Project makes violence costs clear
The Clothesline Project is near and dear to its administrator’s heart. Chastity Davidson leads her students and others into an arena that exposes the damage caused by Domestic Violence.
Camp begins ‘One more time’ campaign
So close, but yet so far. Camp of the Cross officials are asking individuals, businesses, groups and congregations to dig into their pockets one more time to help the camp reach its goal to secure enough funds to finish the new fellowship center. The campaign is called: Let’s Try This One More Time!”
