Mountrail County Record News
Winter finally shows up
While the North Shore shivered under waves of -20 and -30 degree weather in January, little did area residents realize that Old Man Winter was really waiting for it to warm up before slamming the region with a major winter storm.
License to thrill
Raymond Grotte collects automobile license plates. Lots of them. He has a collection that he estimates between 600 or 700 at the present time.
Lifelong passion turns into business
Donia Packineau used to have a small, orange, crank sewing machine as a child. She used it to sew Barbie clothes, play things, or small hand sewn gifts for family and friends.
Dancing the winter blues away
The cold winter season sparkled a bit recently when forty little girls took to the North Shore-Plaza gym floor to dance their legs off for an appreciative audience.
Life of service recognized
Holly Mayer-Taft thought she was going to attend a meeting with some representatives from the Red Cross, so she was surprised to find the Three Affiliated Tribes Council Chamber was filled with her relatives and media last week.
School Board gets building update
The Parshall School District got an update got an update on the planning for a new school building as it waits for word on financing options before calling for a second bond referendum vote.
Breaking barriers to building businesses
“We all want a viable and growing community and we can’t create that by working alone,” said Kenton Onstad.
Inez and Casey Lee, a love story
It all started with two little kids playing together in the school yard in Van Hook where Inez and Casey Lee grew up.
A little snow doesn’t slow Bite the Ice
The Bite the Ice Fishing Tournament has witnessed just about every kind of February weather imaginable over the last few years, from blizzards to shirtsleeve weather.
Loving lutefisk at Lakeside
You don’t have to be Norwegian to like lutefisk. That was evident at the recent lutefisk fundraiser at Lakeside Community Living Center.
