Mountrail County Record News
Farming continues to drive North Dakota’s economy
It’s no secret that farming and ranching drives North Dakota’s economy, but what might surprise some people is that the number of farms is on the rise in the state despite a stagnant population.
North Dakota’s rank among the states
Farmers and ranchers in the state maintained North Dakota’s No. 1 ranking in the production of spring and durum wheat, barley, canola, sunflowers, flaxseed, pinto beans, navy beans, dry edible peas and lentils in 2008 compared with other states, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
School board looks at lunchroom options, test scores
School may be out for summer but the meeting schedule at the Parshall school is the heaviest it’s been.
Parshall students in compassionate project for elderly
Parshall’s Family and Independent class earned admiration from nursing home staff, teachers and residents as they worked on a writing assignment this spring – hands down!
Parshall in line for new look
Parshall is up for a new look, thanks to a team of artists who are painting a bright future for the community.
New city building plan in the works
Not only is the council looking at a new appearance for the city, but the a new look for city offices and library is in the works, too.
Local Marine enjoys Memorial Day at home
Russell Dixon admits he grew up in a hurry when he joined the Marine Corps.
How does your garden grow?
Parshall High School career and technical education instructors Julie Woodbury and Ruth
There haven’t been a lot of days with favorable weather conditions to plant crops this spring,
Wheat groups announce goal of synchronized biotech introduction in U.S., Canada and Australia
Organizations representing the wheat industry in the United States, Canada and Australia announced Thursday
