Mountrail County Record News
Economics expert touts local foods
An economics expert who has been studying farming since the early 1970s, is convinced that raising more foods locally will help energize local communities as well as the state of North Dakota.
Mountrail ranks one of least
Whether you agree with it or not, Mountrail County has wound up near the bottom in health rankings in North Dakota for 2010.
Board bypasses lawsuit discussion, talks about new Web site contents
More than 25 patrons including guests from Tioga and New Town, crowded into a meeting room in Makoti High School Feb. 10
Highway 23 collision results in 2 fatalities
A New Town man and Halliday woman have died as a result of injuries they suffered in a collision Friday morning west of New Town on N.D. Highway 23.
Water treatment plant coming together
Parshall’s city engineer appeared before the city council during its Feb. 3 meeting to provide an update on the progress of the Regional Water Treatment Facility.
The Parshall Public Schools are nearing the end of their five-year state mandated school improvement plan.
Could Parshall see a building boom in 2010
Judging by numerous presentations made at Wednesday’s city council meeting, Parshall has a good chance of seeing a generous amount of new construction in 2010.
Parshall school seeking bids
Now that spring is around the corner, the Parshall School Board has begun discussing construction projects for the upcoming season.
Levings announces intentions to seek a second term
Chairman Marcus Levings formally announced his intentions last week to seek a second term to serve in the primary leadership position for the Three Affiliated Tribes (TAT).
Tribes congratulate Dorgan for exemplary career of public service
Not only has the Three Affiliated Tribes said it publicly, but United Tribes of North Dakota has gone on record to say all tribes will lose a true friend when Sen. Byron Dorgan leaves office at the end of this year.
