“Ernest Perry, freight development administrator at the Missouri Department of Transportation, leads an effort to study ways to increase freight travel along the Missouri, create jobs and promote an environmentally friendlier way to transport goods,” begins the article in the May 2010 issue of Today’s Farmer.

The article goes on to say, “Private companies like AGRIServices of Brunswick, LLC, continue to move grain along the Missouri River, but on a more limited basis than in the past. ‘We located along the Missouri so we could use barges to move grain out and fertilizer into this community,’ said Bill Jackson, manager of this operation that operates in the central part of the state.”

Because this issue has a direct economic impact to our region, we hope you will read the complete article.

The article begins, “The sweet smell of hay, the steady drone of tractors, the taste of oven-fresh bread slathered with sweet butter, and the vastness of the sky on star-studded nights. Ah, the country. In an age of Blackberrys and iPhones, many Americans yearn to escape from 24/7 connectedness and frenzied multitasking to return to the simple charms of country living.” Owners Matt & Tina Reichert are frequently reminded by their guests just how very special these simple pleasures are. Tina goes on to say, “It is quite an honor to be featured in Missouri Life. What is much more satisfying is the exposure this will give to Brunswick. We love where we live and thoroughly enjoy the privilege of sharing our home, farm, and community with others. We hope this article will bring many visitors to our area.” Click here to read a PDF version of the article.

Looking for a great steak? Look no further. According to the 2009 December issue of Rural Missouri, “the quality cuts of meat served at the Railyard are second to none.” Click here for a complete PDF version of the article featuring The Railyard Steakhouse and owners, Patrick and Lorie Brownsberger. According to Rural Missouri readers, The Railyard Steakhouse is one of the best eateries in the Northwest Region of Missouri. To read more on the Best of Rural Missouri 2009 click here for a PDF version of the article. Congratulations!

“Four students from Brunswick, Mo., took top honors in the agronomy contest at FFA’s national convention in Louisville.” begins the February 2006 article in Today’s Farmer.

Fairchild goes on to say, “National news isn’t always a welcome thing for a small town. But the kind of news four students at Brunswick High School brought to Brunswick, Mo., was a story of accomplishment and top honors—something the community celebrated.”

The community of Brunswick would welcome this kind of national news any day. To read the complete article, click here.