Welcome to Edinburg, ND!

Northeast North Dakota is a well-kept secret, especially the little town of Edinburg. It sits on the edge of the fertile farmland of the Red River Valley and the prairies of the west. Edinburg has a population of about 190 people with the drive, dreams and heart of cities 10 times its size. Edinburg could be a "throw-back" to the 50's with its pristine cleanliness, manicured yards and well-kept homes, but it is most definitely planted in the 21st century with citizens who strive to keep Edinburg very much alive!

Edinburg is a great place to live! We would love to have you visit!


This Week's News...

Whoopee! If you are reading this, it means the new version of the Edinburg website is up and running. It has been a long and tedious procedure, but worth it all. The pages have been redesigned a bit. If you have any suggestions, please let me know.

Spring is here. Hopefully it is here to stay. The sun feels warm from way up in the sky. We have had a beautiful spring with above average temperatures. I do not think anyone will complain about our weather!

TO THE CLASS OF 1962: I think we should plan on having a reunion even if we only have 4 -5 people attend. August seemed to be the most accepted month. More individual information will be coming to you in the very near future.

 

sunset

What a beautiful sunset we had April 2nd. It looked like the sky was on fire!

 

 

 

 

 

daffodills&sheep

The Scottish countryside is beautiful with sheep and daffodils blooming..


maggie waslaski

Maggie Waslaski, Mary Langerud's grandaughter, sang so sweetly for the ladies attending the Spring Brunch at Trinity last Saturday. Maggie's mother is Jill..

cathedral-dunblane

This is the Cathedral at Dunblane, Scotland. It is so majestic. It was built around the 13th century, but parts of it goes back to the Norman times. A memorial stands inside for all the primary age children who were massacred in 1996 by a madman.