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School board looks at lunchroom options, test scores

School may be out for summer but the meeting schedule at the Parshall school is the heaviest it’s been.

Posted 6/10/09 (Wed) read more »

New city building plan in the works

Not only is the council looking at a new appearance for the city, but the a new look for city offices and library is in the works, too.

Posted 6/04/09 (Thu) read more »

Parshall in line for new look

Parshall is up for a new look, thanks to a team of artists who are painting a bright future for the community.

Posted 6/04/09 (Thu) read more »

How does your garden grow?

Parshall High School career and technical education instructors Julie Woodbury and Ruth

Posted 5/28/09 (Thu) read more »

Local Marine enjoys Memorial Day at home

Russell Dixon admits he grew up in a hurry when he joined the Marine Corps.

Posted 5/28/09 (Thu) read more »

Wheat groups announce goal of synchronized biotech introduction in U.S., Canada and Australia

Organizations representing the wheat industry in the United States, Canada and Australia announced Thursday

Posted 5/21/09 (Thu) read more »

Weather conditions delay spring’s work across Mountrail County

There haven’t been a lot of days with favorable weather conditions to plant crops this spring,

Posted 5/21/09 (Thu) read more »

Patrons send strong message to school board in Makoti meeting

It didn’t take long Monday night for the patrons of the Lewis and Clark School District to put pressure on their school board.

Posted 5/14/09 (Thu) read more »

Mountrail County Record wins 13 awards at convention

The Mountrail County Record won 13 awards in advertising and editorial competition during the 123rd annual North Dakota Newspaper convention held May 8 in Bismarck.

Posted 5/14/09 (Thu) read more »

High water brings new enthusiasm to Parshall Bay

One residual benefit to last winter’s deep snow is a higher water level on Lake Sakakawea and that makes Eric Jaeger very happy.

Posted 5/07/09 (Thu) read more »