Mountrail County Record News
Recent rains welcomed
A gray and dismal weekend may have upset some plans for those who wanted to enjoy an early day on the lake, but the rain that accompanied the gloom brightened the day for area farmers, said Mountrail County Ag Agent Jim Hennessy.
Area townships get $2 million for roads
The Board of University and School Lands (Land Board) today awarded more than $12 million in Energy Impact Grants for political subdivisions impacted by rapid development in the state’s oil and gas counties.
Great Northern Ag expands operations
Great Northern Ag is expanding its operations according to owners, Mark and Kris Kok.
Charting a course for North Dakota
The 2015 North Dakota Legislative Session is in its final days. But with major budget issues yet to be decided, legislators have their work cut out for them. Add one more issue to be decided before time runs out.
Hollywood makeup artist visits Parshall Elementary
There was a lot of blood and gore at the elementary school assembly in Parshall recently.
Community Foundation sees continued strong growth
The North Dakota Community Foundation has announced that it surpassed $61 million in net assets in 2014.
Parshall Elementray School rading Boot camp
When it comes to encouraging students to read, Title I Reading Instructor, Crystal Grubb, knows how to kick it up a notch, especially during March Reading Month at Parshall Elementary School.
Elders hear of endangered historic site
The MHA Elders Association will be sending a letter to members of the North Dakota Legislature asking them to approve funding to protect the Double Ditch Village seven miles north of Bismarck from future damage from the shifting Missouri River.
Aslakson Retires from Reservation Telephone
If Royce Aslakson seems a bit more relaxed these days, there is good reason for it. He is winding down his 28 years of service to Reservation Telephone Cooperative. His retirement date is set for June 1, 2015.
