Mountrail County Record News
MHA moves to boost home healthcare
A stronger Home Health Care program is coming to Fort Berthold people according to Gabriell Petri, Director of the MHA Nation Home Health Care Agency. The movement to implement the service is driven by new and existing needs.
Harvestfest has new look
Harvestfest in Parshall will have a new look and feel this year. Breaking with its past location near the rock museum, the event is scheduled for Main Street on September 16 from noon to 4 p.m.
Construction begins on new school
Sometimes it can be a long journey just to get to the beginning.
Parshall welcomes new teachers
Janeth Robson I am a Special Education teacher and grew up in Cebu Philippines.
Progress comes slowly on Main Street
Work on the Main Street Project in Parshall made a lot of progress last month but the contractor, Tand Construction of Mandan is still struggling to make up for time lost to a rain-soaked month of June.
Horsing around
If you are a fan of horsemanship, there wasn’t a better place to be than at the Healing Horse Ranch Thursday and Friday.
Literacy plan will include the entire community
As Parshall School District prepares to begin a new school year, administrators and teachers are preparing to change the way students are prepared for a lifetime of literacy and learning.
Plaza sisters bring home ribbons
It is no wonder that Tegan and Tana Lee have a shelf full of ribbons from the fair and 4-H projects. In their home, and like many 4-H parents, Paul and Sarah Lee bring plenty of support to the table.
Plaza’s chapel found to be N.D.’s oldest
The old Plaza Congregational Church, a museum since 1975, is the “new” oldest chapel in the state of North Dakota. According to the 1955 “North Dakota History” publication, the chapel was erected in 1880, and elders say it was designed by Architect and Fort Berthold Missionary Rev. Dr. Charles L. Hall.
Plaza Celebrates with Rodeo
“Buckin’ in the Bakken, an afternoon of bull riding and related activities at the Plaza celebration seem to be more popular every year.” said Kelly Abrahamson, project provider for the event.
