V Hockey: End of 2nd period Ice Dawgs tied 1-1 with KCC.
JV hockey beat KCC 13-0 and at the end of the first period of varsity Dawgs are tied at zero with KCC.
JV Hockey: End of 2nd period Ice Dawgs up 9-0 against KCC.
Baked Potato Feed is happening NOW! $5 and all proceeds go to the Mayville Public Library!
Noodle making in FACS 1!
A game of FAMILY FEUD during Patriot Pride!
Tomorrow! Come out to the High School for a baked potato feed put on by MPCG FBLA. $5 will get you a potato with toppings and a water! All proceeds will go directly to the Mayville Public Library! There is an anonymous donor willing to match up to $10,000 of funds raised!
There are 94 active cases of COVID-19 in Traill County. Our school district has MANY students, staff and teachers who are out sick with a large variety of illnesses. Please stay home if you are sick and take precautions to limit the spread of illness.
Great job to our Kinder and First Grade Patriot Pals! Thanks to our Patriot Basketball players and coaches for putting on this awesome program for our youth!
The May-Port CG Drumline performed at halftime of the boys basketball game tonight. Awesome job Patriots!
Today’s business is Crane Johnson Lumber Co.
We are located in Mayville, North Dakota and the company was founded in Cooperstown, North Dakota in 1883. The company was founded by Maynard Crane, one of the original settlers of Griggs County, who moved to Cooperstown from England. He took on a partner, John E. Johnson, who was a local farmer in 1896. In the next few decades they opened stores in Hannaford, McHenry, Diasy, Glenfield, Juanita, Riviere, Karnak, Hope, Page, Mayville, Enderlin, Milnor, Hallock, Pelican Rapids, and Perham. The Mayville location was opened in 1949. The corporate headquarters moved to Fargo in 1932. We currently employ 2 full-time workers and 3 part-time workers.
At current time, we have locations in Mayville, Pelican Rapids, Perham and Fargo.
Located on 10 acres at the intersection of Main Ave and I-29, the Fargo location is home to our primary lumberyard and serves a distribution facility for our branch locations. It also houses our window sales departments where we assemble and service Andersen and Silverline windows. In 1965 Crane Johnson established its truss manufacturing subsidiary, Mid States Truss, on the site through which we produce quality roof and floor trusses using Mitek engineering.
All of these “companies within a company” – along with an in-house credit department, drafting department, and full-service delivery with boom trucks, semis, vans, truck-mounted lifts, and cranes- combine to make Crane Johnson Lumber the area’s premier supplier to contractors.
All evening activities tonight Jan. 18th are canceled.
The girls basketball games tonight at home against Park River Area have been postponed until next Friday January 28th. Athletes please communicate with coaches about updates with practice.
K-Pals got together and made shovels as a STEM project! They’ll need them with all this snow! ❄️❄️
V Hockey Final: Ice Dawgs win 1-0 over Red Lake Falls. Trevin Applegren with the shutout.
V Hockey: End of 2nd period Ice Dawgs up 1-0 against Red Lake Falls. Walker McGillis had the goal with the assist going to Devon Johnson.
V Hockey: End of 1st period Ice Dawgs tied 0-0 against Red Lake Falls.
There is no school on Monday, January 17th in recognition of the Martin Luther King Jr holiday. Teachers will have a day of professional development beginning at 8:00am at the high school.
Class B Basketball Day full schedule for this Saturday, January 15th, in Devils Lake.
Gate City Bank is our Business of the Day!
Gate City Bank was founded in 1923 by William D. Gillespie in Fargo ND. Our Mayville location opened November 1970.
We currently have 5 team members in the MPCG area
Gate City Bank is a mutual bank with more than 770 team members and $3 billion in assets. The bank has 43 locations in 22 communities across North Dakota and central Minnesota. We are committed to making lives better by investing in team members and the communities we serve. Our continued growth enables us to make a dramatic impact in our communities with more than $30.6 million in philanthropic giving and more than 250,000 team member volunteer hours since 2003. At Gate City Bank, we are committed to making a difference every single day. For 98 years, we have been passionate about giving back to the communities we serve and are proud to support a variety of community initiatives across the region. Innovative products and services designed to save our customers money, supporting communities through philanthropic giving, and a commitment to being an employer of choice with excellent culture will continue to drive our success.
