Mountrail County Record News
Working together to protect the land
Kandi Mossett is a former New Town resident who now lives in Billings and works with the Indigenous Environmental Network.
School board approves equipment, new teaching position
The Parshall School Board looked at some upgrades to school property and started planning for next fall’s students in its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday.
Parshall FBLA Students dominate state event
Members of the Parshall High School Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) chapter attended the ND FBLA State Leadership Conference in Grand Forks, March 30th to April 1st.
Building a herd
The FFA is a competitive bunch. Each year students all across the state match their expertise in areas ranging from crops and livestock to parliamentary procedure and the history of FFA striving to make their chapter the best in North Dakota so they can move on to national competition.
Thumbs down on porta potty business
The Parshall City Council decided against rezoning a 10 acre plot of land in the southeastern part of the city from Agricultural to Commercial because the council members felt the proposed business would not fit in with the city’s future plans for the the area.
The North Dakota Community Foundation has announced that it surpassed $50 million in endowed assets in 2013.
Parshall FFA attends State Winter CDE's in Minot
Parshall FFA students attended the State FFA Winter CDE’s (Career Developments Events) in Minot Monday, and brought home a trophy and a handful of bronze ribbons.
More arrests in Fed operation Winter’s End
U.S. Attorney Timothy Q. Purdon announced that on Wednesday, March 12, 2014, a federal search warrant was executed at 8571 39th Street Northwest just east of New Town, N.D., as Phase III of the continuing investigation dubbed Operation Winter’s End.
Lewis and Clark School District bond issue meetings planned
Patrons of the Lewis & Clark School District will head to the polls Tuesday, April 8 to decide whether to approve a $15 million bond issue.
Grueneich commended for 25 years in Parshall
Mark Grueneich came to Parshall in the mid 1980s looking to gain some experience as a teacher and a football coach. He thought he would move on after a few years, but after a few decades, he’s still here.
