Mountrail County Record News
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.
Cross family dedicates walking path
Phyllis Jean Cross knew the value of a good walk. That’s why her family dedicated a walking path in her name that will boost the health and physical fitness of Parshall residents for generations to come.
Bolkan, Folden step down from city service
With a combined career in city government that lasted more than three decades, Mayor Richard Bolkan and City Council Member Shirley Folden have witnessed a boatload of changes in Parshall over the years. With a special meeting at the end of June, they ended their time on the Parshall City Council and turned their positions over the Kyle Christianson and Robert Morenski.
A celebration 100 years in the making
Old friends who hadn’t seen each other in 50 years. Dance floors filled with ages 8 to 80. Barbeque battles and honoring those who served.
City council approves zoning changes
The Parshall City council approved a number of zoning changes and special permits at a special council meeting Monday, one of which attracted the attention of neighbors.
A window to the past
A Centennial Celebration is a time to explore memories.
School, teachers reach agreement
The Parshall School District reached an agreement with the Parshall Education Association over the teacher contracts for the 2014-15 school year.
