Mountrail County Record News
Harvest is nearly upon us
Harvest will soon be underway in the fields of southern Mountrail County, says county Extension Agent Jim Hennessy.
Daycare demand exceeds supply
When the Parshall community daycare closed recently, the situation not only impacted Parshall, but the child care industry in the surrounding as well. A closer look at the industry finds that most daycare facilities in the area are full, nearly full or have waiting lists.
Day care to close doors
When Kim Sanderson started her job at the Parshall Community Day Care Center in September of 1997 and Brooke Locken followed shortly after in June of 1998 they excitedly waited for the laughter and happy squeals from the little ones that would enter their doorway.
Lewis and Clark school plans on track
As summer fades and school doors open in just a few weeks, Lewis and Clark District 161 Superintendant, Brian Nelson is feeling "ecstatic" about the prospects for the coming year.
Happy Birthday Plaza
On July 20, 2014, the community of Plaza celebrated its 108th anniversary.
Aubol closes out Legion Auxiliary presidency
Recently, six American Legion Post 290 members attended the North Dakota Legion Conference in Minot.
Clean up operations on Bear Den Bay
Clean up operations are likely to continue for months on a major brine spill on Bear Den Bay about seven miles northeast of Mandaree.
Area crops prosper despite wild weather this summer
Area crops are doing well in most parts of the area in spite of a month of wild weather that has witnessed temperatures topping 90 degrees and dipping into the 30s along with storms dropping four inches or more of rain.
City council looks to clean up
A number of issues regarding the ability of the city of Parshall to keep up a presentable face to the world were on the agenda at last week’s regular city council meeting.
Mayor, councilman take office
There were some new faces for the last meeting of the Parshall City Council on July 2. The city’s new mayor, Kyle Christianson and new council member, Robert Morenski, took part in their first regular council meeting.
