Mountrail County Record News
No co-op with New Town
An idea to merge Parshall’s and New Town’s cross country teams in 2011 was shot down Monday night in Parshall after the school board voted unanimously against it.
Last minute decsions could have big impact on ‘10 election
North Dakota Gov. John Hoeven appears certain to be North Dakota’s newest U.S. Senator, and a host of incumbent office holders look to be winners in the 2010 General Election, according to the latest Prairie Poll.
Crazy about her Dreamer
She’s shy, gentle and patient. He’s handsome, free-spirited and a bit of a challenge.
Economic growth continues in area
Taxable sales and purchases took a double digit jump in Parshall during the second quarter of 2010, giving indications that much of the traffic seen is not just passing through town.
City council pays 7-figure water bill
Paying the bills at a political subdivision meeting is normally a routine part of the agenda. But in Tuesday’s Parshall City Council meeting, city engineer Cory Chorne brought up three bills that easily eclipsed $1 million.
Education and fellowship
What began as a court mandate to recognize the need for rehabilitation, has now expanded to include community members in need.
Three Affiliated Tribes primary election results
Following are the official results of the 2010 Three Affiliated Tribes tribal primary election held Sept. 21.
Brugh, Packineau sworn in Friday
Judy Brugh, Four Bear Segment and Mervin Packineau, Parshall/Lucky Mound Segment, were sworn in on Friday after receiving more than 51 percent of their segment vote.
RTC employees compete in Bismarck marathon
They overcame numerous obstacles, but in the end, they competed in the Bismarck Marathon and came home satisfied with accomplishing their goals.
50 years of harvesting history
It’s dubbed the largest steam threshing show in North Dakota. And this year it will be celebrating its 50th anniversary.
