Mountrail County Record News
Ryder residents seek solutions to the rising water
Water is a topic of great interest to North Dakotans: rainfall amounts, measured in hundredths of an inch, are often discussed in detail – how much rain have we had, is it going to rain tomorrow, is it too dry or too wet?
Makoti to celebrate 100 years
Makoti’s big centennial celebration is now only one week away. The celebration kicks off July 7 and will conclude July 10.
Makoti centennial on the horizon
With Makoti’s centennial celebration less than a month away (July 7-10), the final touches are being put in place by the centennial committees.
Wrigley, DOT officials tour Mountrail County roads
Ever since Gov. Jack Dalrymple signed two historic infrastructure investment packages in April, area officials have been wondering how much of the $1.73 billion budget is going to trickle down to help pay for road repairs in Mountrail County.
Billadeau, Zacher win school board election
More than a 180 people showed up to cast their vote in last Tuesday’s Parshall School Board elections that ran from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. After the 186 votes were counted, two familiar faces will be back for another three-year term.
Parshall seeking ‘Superman’
Gary Schnellert from McPherson and Jacobson, L.L.C. gave Parshall School District members a clean slate Tuesday to paint a clearer picture of what type of candidate they are looking for to fill the school superintendent position.
City Council discusses development projects
The Parshall City Council approved a building permit for RV parking lots and discussed plans for water line extensions in their monthly meeting on Tuesday.
Rock View to become a community center
Rock View Administrator Val Eide and Parshall 2000 President Kenton Onstad announced at a press conference and transition ceremony on June 2 in Parshall that the Good Samaritan Society, Rock View nursing home will be converted into a community center.
Fong: Strong economy will continue
Taxable sales and purchases in Mountrail County and western North Daktoa continue increasing dramatically and tax commissioner Cory Fong says a lot of it has to do with oil activities, but there are other factors as well.
N.D. Highway 22 reopens with bypass
The North Dakota Department of Transportation along with the North Dakota Highway Patrol have opened N.D. Highway 22, approximately two miles south of Mandaree.
