U.S. Army veteran Roger Blessum was selected to go on the trip of a lifetime on an honor flight to Washington, D.C., on May 6, to see national monuments and the Changing of the Guard at Arlington National Cemetery.
Blessum’s nephew, Marlo Peterson, of Kasota, Minnesota, will act as his ...
BOTTINEAU – The North Central Education Cooperative (NCEC) hosted the annual T4 Summit at the Dakota College at Bottineau campus on Wednesday and Thursday. The March 5 event included Rugby, Newberg, Bottineau, Belcourt and Ojibwa students.
T4 stands for tools, trades, torque and tech, which ...
District Judge Michael Hurly is taking his first stab at coaching the Rugby High School speech team – his inaugural year so far being a major success. The small but mighty crew has proven to pack a punch at competitions. So far, the team has three state-qualifying speakers this season. ...
Sen. John Hoeven, R-ND, was in town on Tuesday, Feb. 20, to review the progress of the ongoing construction of the new Heart of America Medical Center in Rugby which is set to be completed this summer.
Hoeven was joined on the tour by Rugby leaders and representatives, along with HAMC staff ...
According to information from North Dakota Job Service, N.D. has the second happiest workforce in the country, sits No. 4 on the 2023 list of America’s best places to live and is No. 9 for best states to raise a family.
N.D. Job Service seeks to retain workforce in the state by offering ...
Art Talks bring local artists of all mediums together during weekly gatherings in Rugby. These talks give artists the chance to learn more about different topics through the perspective of other artists.
The weekly Art Talks fellowship has been happening every Wednesday since last April. ...
Changes have been made in the coverage of news and sports for The Pierce County Tribune to better cover the news and community happenings that are important to you, our readers.
Angie Reinoehl, Charles Crane, Ciara Parizek and Kylie Koontz will all be available via phone or email, listed ...
A new program at Rugby High School gives freshmen a hands-on look at jobs in the local area. Professional Pathways Day is an opportunity to give students comprehensive educational lessons on practical work skills, starting in their first year of high school.
RHS is working with the nonprofit ...
As of the last week of December, North Dakota saw a total of 218,348 influenza vaccines administered.
Levi Schlosser, respiratory and syndromic surveillance epidemiologist for the North Dakota Health and Human Services’ Division of Disease Control, said was a considerable dip from the last ...
The North Dakota Association for the Disabled (NDAD) is a statewide nonprofit organization that helps individuals with health issues and disabilities through charitable means.
Marsha Dupre, client services representative for Minot’s NDAD office, said, “NDAD’s mission is to enhance the ...