Mountrail County Record News
Shared meals are a powwow tradition
A powwow celebration is a celebration of the senses. You can feel the throbbing pulse of the drums, hear the singers magical voices and the arena if filled with every color of the rainbow plus a few more.
Parshall city council gets project updates
The wet summer has made a mess of a lot of things, but many of the building projects around Parshall have managed to make progress despite the conditions.
It’s back(pack) to school time
There were Batman, Frozen, Ninja Turtles, Superman, Cinderella, Nemo and more.
High School badly in need of a quick fix
Beth Schwartz, the new superintendent of the Parshall School District, has been making herself known around town, finding out how people feel about the school.
Maintenance, lack of employees keep pool closed
In many communities with school just around the corner, August signals a time to hang up the swim suit, beach towel, put away the beach ball, floaties, and other trappings of an active swimming season.
Bullarama draws a big crowd to Plaza
“The bulls did better than the cowboys,” is how Kelly Abrahamson of Abrahamson Rodeo Company described the recent Bullarama held during the recent 110 year celebration in Plaza.
Plaza celebrates 110 years
Plaza is 110 this year and bearing its age quite well.
Farmers Market opens in Parshall
"We’re almost out of onions," Tiffiney Deutsch said.
St. Bridget’s celebrates its centennial
It began in 1916 with a $500 donation from settlers for a $3,000 small frame church that was built and named Saint Bridget.
Documentary filmmakers offer classes on reservation
A group of documentary filmmakers who produced a historical film on the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation about the pioneer missionary Harold Chase are returning to teach film making classes in collaboration with the Nueta Hidatsa and Sahnish College in New Town.
