Mountrail County Record News
Vendor show hosts hundreds
Friday may have reminded us that winter is upon us, but that didn’t slow down shoppers from turning out in droves Saturday for the 2018 Parshall Fall Vendors Showcase in the Parshall High School Gymnasium.
Braves honor veterans
Sunday marked the 100th anniversary of the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month when the “war to end all wars” finally ground to a halt after four blood soaked years.
Schwarz resigns from Parshall Schools
Parshall School Superintendent Beth Schwarz resigned at Tuesday night’s school board meeting.
Makoti couple recollects their service in WWII
It has been 73 years since President Harry S. Truman ended WWII, and as time pushes forward, the number of WWII veterans dwindles. Sadly, then too will their stories.
Polls busy but turnout down in election
Election workers in New Town and Parshall said traffic at the New Town Civic Center was constant most of the day but turnout was either comparable or down from the general election in 2016.
Native Veterans Freedom Flight
The first ever North Dakota Native Veterans Honor Flight to Washington DC has come and gone and over a hundred veterans are back home now.
Not the last supper at Shell Creek
Last year there were rumors that 2017 would be the last fall supper at Shell Creek, the small rural church located north of Plaza.
Halloween Happenings
Ghosts and Goblins will certainly have no problem finding places to be and things to do in our area on Halloween.
On the rise
United Quality Elevator taking shape It will only take a week, but Parshall’s skyline will be forever changed. That’s how long it will take to finish the concrete shell of the new United Quality elevator in Parshall.
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.
