Mountrail County Record News
Celebrating Native American Month
The community of White Shield, and White Shield School, celebrated Native American Month in a big way.
Activity eligibility requirements to change in January
The Parshall School Board approved the second reading and final adoption of new rules affecting the eligibility of students in extra-curricular activities.
Black Friday is the new safari
Black Friday can seem to be a lot like a hunting expedition.
The holidays don't have to go to waist
Anyone who has tried to lose a little weight or just tried to keep the pounds off know that the next six weeks are the biggest challenge of the year.
Remembering road fatality victims
In honor of World Remembrance Day for Road Traffic Victims on November 19, the North Dakota Department of Transportation (NDDOT) invites North Dakotans to honor friends or family they have lost in motor vehicle crashes.
Road work wrapped up
The Parshall City Council is probably one of the few groups in the area looking for a little colder weather.
Fall Craft and Bake Sale Saturday
If you’re planning on getting a jump start on Christmas shopping or stock up on good home-made baking items, the Parshall Promoters Community Fall Craft and Bake Sale is the place to be.
Lego learners build skills for the future
When seventeen children come together at Parshall Elementary school to work with their Legos in the Master Builders class, it might look like fun, but there is a whole lot of learning going on at the same time.
Makoti air field makes way for elevator expansion
The Makoti air field used to be a popular landing strip for private planes nearly every Sunday during the summer.
Girls pace Braves to good showing
A trio of Halls paced the Parshall Braves to a 14th place finish out of 46 teams in the North Dakota Class B State Cross Country meet in Valley City this week. Two of the Lady Braves finished in the top 40 runners, a good showing for first year coach Ken Wells’ team.
