Mountrail County Record News
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.
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.
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.
Michigan man finds future in ranching
Cory Osborn was still living in Michigan when he heard about jobs in North Dakota from his grandparents, Ron and Joyce Hanson who ranch near New Town.
Braves take sixth at state Class B
It wasn't quite the dream ending to a tough season the Parshall Braves were looking for, but they could still hold their heads up high with a sixth place finish in the North Dakota State Class B Boys Basketball Tournament.
City seeks changes in law enforcement agreement
Law enforcement in Parshall has been spotty for years, according to members of the Parshall City Council.
Doubling up
Having a high school team in your community getting to state championship is something to be proud of. Having two in the same schoolyear, well that’s something for the record books.
When you have a long history of excellence like the Parshall High School athletic program, it’s hard to be the first of anything.
Four legged cops patrol Fort Berthold
Community protection is job one for K-9 dogs at Three Affiliated Tribes Law Enforcement and the New Town Police Department. The departments work closely together to protect the community.
