Mountrail County Record News
Motor vehicle deaths decreased in 2016
According to the National Safety Council, 40,000 people died in motor vehicle crashes last year. That marks a six percent increase over 2015, and a 14 percent increase over 2014 - the most dramatic two-year escalation in 53 years.
More input wanted on swimming pool
The Parshall City Council’s determination to get a new recreational opportunity up and running ran into a snag at the most recent council meeting.
Going all out for sales
Some kids might not think it would be fun to be on the ice in the middle of the winter selling Girl Scout cookies, but nine year old Erica Littlefield is not one of them. Erica took her load of cookies out to the recent Bite the Ice event on Lake Sakakawea and did what she has learned to do well.
Fishing tournament overcomes good weather
The organizers of the 11th Bite the Ice on the Hook Ice Fishing Tournament had an unusual concern in the weeks running up to the event. The weather was too nice.
Six decades of valentines
If you are looking for a good Valentine’s Day story, there is one right here in Parshall. You know this couple as Marilyn and Kent Hudson.
Future grandmasters study in Parshall
The Parshall school chess team started the program about four years ago.
Plaza students attend inauguration events
High school students from North Shore Plaza witnessed what their government instructor described as “being in the heart of government to experience the peaceful transfer of power.”
Urlacher elected president of Grain Dealers Association
At its recent 105th annual convention, Gary Urlacher, Operations Manager at United Quality Cooperative in Parshall was elected President of the North Dakota Grain Dealers Association.
Aubol encourages Girls State participation
Girls State is one of Marlys Aubol’s favorite programs sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary.
Snow makes city management tougher
Snow is making life complicated for the employees of the city of Parshall.
