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Legislators request special session

Four legislators who live in oil-producing counties, have sent a letter to Gov. John Hoeven requesting a special session of the Legislature

Posted 6/24/10 (Thu) read more »

Parshall School Board discusses 5-year plan

Parshall School Board members spent Tuesday night discussing a five-year plan that included numerous items of interest including demographics,

Posted 6/24/10 (Thu) read more »

Parshall school tackles $1.3 million building projects

Superintendent Steve Cascaden has added another hat to his head. This time a hard hat.

Posted 6/17/10 (Thu) read more »

Schools struggle to meet federal testing standards

It’s disappointing, but not daunting.

Posted 6/17/10 (Thu) read more »

Wind flips new dock at Parshall Bay

Mountrail-Williams Electric was working in the neighborhood and was able to assist the caretakers at Parshall Bay after a gale-force wind literally blew a new dock off it’s foundation and flipped it into the water nearby.

Posted 6/02/10 (Wed) read more »

Attorney General warns about credit card interest rate reduction scams

Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem warns consumers about a barrage of prerecorded messages in a scam offering to lower credit card interest rates for a fee.

Posted 5/27/10 (Thu) read more »

Ryder School closes its doors

It was a sad day in the community of Ryder this past Thursday.

Posted 5/27/10 (Thu) read more »

Accident crushes rig worker

An accident last week on a Mountrail County oil rig site has claimed the life of a 33-year-old Jackson, Wyo., man.

Posted 5/20/10 (Thu) read more »

Off to China

University of North Dakota students Lee Rensch of New Town and Remington Zacher of Parshall traveled to China last weekend for the start of a six-week class entitled ‘Intro to Business in China.’

Posted 5/20/10 (Thu) read more »

Healthcare bill gets bum rap

It may be popular to bash the new federal healthcare bill, but ask rural North Dakotans if they like what the bill accomplishes and often as not, the answer is “Yes.”

Posted 5/13/10 (Thu) read more »