Mott News

Eds: APNewsNow. ADDS dropped word 'incumbent' in 2nd graf. MOTT, N.D. The newest member of the Mott-Regent School Board voted to appoint herself to a one-year term on the board.

Scientists are always working on developing new seed varieties because farmer's are always looking for something better to plant.

Margie Herner has been named the new executive director at the Renville County FSA office in Mohall, replacing Gary Albright, who retired on May 1st, 2009.

Margie Herner named new executive director at Renville County FSA ...raised small grains, sunflowers, and had a livestock operation.

After three decades of delivering musical melodies in Mott, Mark Suelzle decided it`s time to hang it up.

You'd think the annual reminder of an event that supposedly scarred a small town would call for reverence, silent reflection or even complete avoidance.

HOUSE MEMBERS GAVE THE PLAN FINAL APPROVAL THIS MORNING. IT NOW GOES TO GOV. JOHN HOEVEN.

Register to win Roy Clark tickets! $1.35B ND transportation budget gets final approval... $1.35B ND transportation budget gets final approval BISMARCK, N.D. North Dakota lawmakers have approved a budget of one-point-three-five billion dollars to repair the state's roads.

With its 80-day deadline looming on May 6, the North Dakota Legislature has a lot to accomplish in just a few days.

BISMARCK a ' North Dakota flood victims can get information and help filling out loan applications at the Mott Disaster Recovery Center now open at the Mott Armory, according to a press release sent out Monday morning.

A number of towns across the state have been dealing with flooding this year, whether on a big scale or a small one.

When it rains, it pours. Three weeks ago, Mott residents experienced one of the worst floods in recent memory.

Beginning a scouting program when crops first emerge can give a retailer an early start on controlling weeds and pests.

The North Dakota Department of Transportation has issued a travel alert for the southwest region of North Dakota due to challenging winter driving conditions including blowing snow, reduced visibility and icy road conditions.

"Home is home," said Marian Schmidt, who is happy to have a place to stay after evacuating due to flooding in Mott.

Early this morning, the National Weather Service announced a strong winter storm is likely to cause blizzard conditions today and tomorrow in Stark and surrounding counties.

The National Weather Service has issue a flood warning for Stutsman County and much of the state.

The latest round of rain and snowmelt has flooded roads in southern and central North Dakota, leading to closures and no- travel advisories.

Red River crest could top historic 1997 levels in Fargo and Moorhead; disaster organizations plan for response.

Many Mott residents thought they had dodged a bullet. "We were watching it yesterday and we were watching all the chunks pass and we thought that was it," says Mott resident Bernice Huether.