Mountrail County Record News
Schools look for busing solutions
Competition is often touted as a good thing, but often small businesses and essential services suffer when private businesses can offer double or triple the salary.
NDHP receives grant for truck, bus safety
As people living in North Dakota’s oil patch know, the incredible increase in traffic on state highways has made travel more hazardous.
Parshall targeted for major development project
Passing on the native tongues
Having a common language can be part of what defines a people. The number of elders who are completely fluent in Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara have declined to a precious few.
School starts for students as well as superintendent
Students in Parshall are finishing up their first week of school, as is new superintendent John Weidner.
Elbowoods Memorial Clinic approaching completion
Work on the exterior of the Elbowoods Memorial Clinic is almost finished and finishing work inside the building is moving ahead. The clinic is scheduled to open in less than two months, said clinic project manager James Foote.
Plaza to open soon
Parshall will soon have a new option for breakfast and supper as the Rockview Plaza puts the final touches on space for its first new business.
Parshall ambulance looking for drivers and EMT’s
If you drop in at the ambulance garage in Parshall to chat with the squad members, there will be no lack of conversation. That’s because they are often so busy they are rarely all in the same room.
EPA approves permit for Makoti refinery
The Environmental Protection Agency has approved a key permit for the proposed petroleum refinery on the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation near Makoti.
Weidner takes the reins at Parshall schools
There will be a new face behind the desk in the superintendent’s office at Parshall Public Schools. John Weidner is looking forward to his first opening day of school at his new post.
