Mountrail County Record News
Braves students to go high-tech
It’s pretty much a foregone conclusion that students in the 21st Century will need improved computer skills to succeed as the digital revolution spreads from the business office to tractor cabs, long haul trucks and just about every niche of the economy.
Plaza receives rural water service expansion
Plaza is just one of several area communities that will be part of a North Central Regional Water expansion project.
Demand causes Veteran ID card crash
Two years ago, Congress voted to allow the Veterans Administration to issue new ID cards to veterans.
Fighting the cold to keep the lights on
Brrr. That temperature gauge just seems to be dropping lower and lower. Sub zero temperatures have been commonplace these days.
Stories of the Year 2017
Little Learners scrambled into a classroom at Parshall Elementary School this September. It is a new program for three to five year olds and will help them orient to the idea of school and other positive experiences before Kindergarten.
Santa visits Head Start
Here comes Santa Claus, Here comes Santa Claus. Oops, that familiar Christmas jingle is not quite true for the Head Start program in Parshall.
Legislators come to Reservation to discuss tribal taxation issues
Committees of the North Dakota Legislature rarely meet outside of the North Dakota State Capitol in Bismarck. But the growing tension between tribes and the state led the Interim Tribal Taxation Committee to hold a field hearing on the Fort Berthold Reservation.
Decision on school vote delayed
The original agenda for the regular meeting of the Parshall School Board this week had a “call for a referendum” as one of its agenda items.
Parshall is ready for winter
To no one’s surprise winter is here. That is especially true for Al Christianson and his crew over at the city maintenance shop in Parshall.
It's time again to “Light Up Parshall”
It is the time of year for twinkling lights and visions of sleighs and creches to mark the Christmas season.
