Mountrail County Record News
FBCC President supports workforce development
Russell Mason, Jr., president of Fort Berthold Community College, testified in front of the North Dakota State Senate Appropriations Committee, chaired by Senator Ray Holmberg of Grand Forks in support of Senate Bill 2218.
Parshall schools watch legislature bills carefully
Bills before the 2013 North Dakota Legislature could have an outsize impact on the Parshall School District, according to Superintendent John Weidner.
Building, drainage top city council agenda
The Parshall City Council found out more about Arfa Contracting's plans for developing the Highlands of Parshall and heard the results of a study that could help solve some of the drainage problems that plague Parshall after heavy rains.
Second cafe opens in Parshall
Parshall was without a year round restaurant for more than a year. Now the second new restaurant in less than a year has opened at the Parshall RV Park.
Gold Star father to make “Leap of Faith”
Thanksgiving marked a painful anniversary for Paul Good Iron.
From New Town To DC
Each state and territory of the United States was represented in the parade that marked the second inauguration of President Barack Obama.
All Chiefs Society participate in Inaugural Parade
The Fort Berthold Community College All Chiefs Society was invited to participate in the 2013 Inaugural Parade in Washington, DC.
Bill would keep oil production tax dollars in oil affected counties
House Dem-NPL Leader Kenton Onstad of Parshall has introduced the Catch Up and Plan initiative which would direct 80 percent of the revenues from the oil production tax to oil producing counties during the 2013-15 biennium.
2013 Street Project gets go-ahead
Bids will soon be let for the second phase of Parshall’s comprehensive street and sewer improvement project.
Oil field water trucks cause home owner headaches
Bulk water sales have been a boon for the City of Parshall. The added income the city has earned selling water for oil field fracking is financing a comprehensive street and sewer renovation for the entire city as well as helping pay some of the costs that will come with the city’s expansion.
