Mountrail County Record News
Parshall looks at steps to brighten up Main Street
With the reconstruction of the streets, sidewalks and infrastructure on Main Street in downtown Parshall, the city council is looking at the next steps necessary to improve the look and safety of downtown for residents and encourage more business development.
Manitobans storm Makoti
When it comes to threshing bees in North Dakota, the key to success is having Canadians in attendance, and Makoti had just that last weekend. Three men from a across Manitoba came to volunteer for the small town’s big event.
Ryder preserves thousands of artifacts
When in Ryder, do as the Rydonions do, and take a trip into the small community’s past.
Finding families for reservation children
Katheryn Felix, the Director of MHA Social Services says she “couldn’t be more happy and excited” about the recently developed collaboration between her office and PATH North Dakota.
Harvestfest was a hit
Harvestfest was moved from its traditional location in the park by the Broste Rock Musuem this year to celebrate nearing the end of the summer-long construction project on Main Street.
Elbowoods 1942 team honored
It was March 21, 1942. The Warriors of Elbowoods had accomplished what every small-town North Dakota basketball team dreams of: playing in the North Dakota State B championship game.
Assignment: spud picking
For a long time now, schools have been about more than just the three R’s. At Parshall High School this week, you might say one of those other R’s was harvesting.
Goodiron to be honored
Harriet Goodiron, of Mandaree, will be honored Sept. 10 as the 2018 Gold Star Mother of the Year at the 2nd annual Gold Star Mothers and Family Day hosted by the Minot American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 26.
Parshall chips in for kids’ books
Reading will not be a lost art in Parshall especially if the community can help it.
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.
