The Rugby City Council heard a report on the success of an emergency water main repair project at its regular meeting Oct. 5 at City Hall. Jim Olson of engineering firm AE2S distributed maps and photos of the area where the pipe was repaired. “The contractor did a good job,” Olson told ...
Pregnant and new moms working to stay healthy as they recover from opioid use disorder now have help from a local program through Heart of America Medical Center and the University of North Dakota. The program, called “Don’t Quit the Quit” includes emotional support, medication and ...
Deputies with the Pierce County Sheriff’s Office stayed busy during September, according to a report released by Sheriff Josh Siegler Oct. 2. Siegler’s office responded to 59 total calls in Pierce County. The calls included three for medical aid, one fire call and five assistance calls ...
In the Oct. 3 edition of The Pierce County Tribune, a story headlined “Zachmeier lawsuit against Rugby First, City dismissed” contained the statement, “The judgment also sought a temporary restraining order and temporary injunction against ‘any actions by the City of Rugby until a ...
Restoration Ministries welcomed two new pastors to the Rugby church last month, and the husband-and-wife team says they’re “really enjoying it here.” Tony and Lisa Coffman moved to their new church home from Nebraska. Although Tony is a native of Oregon, Lisa grew up near Valley City. ...
For years, coaches, journalists and fans of high school sports in North Dakota have relied on The Hoopster, a guide published to highlight basketball teams in schools around the state. The book inspired Brooke Anderson, a Rugby High volleyball player, to put together one for her ...
After 15 years living in the Atlanta, Ga., area, Gayla Meier is happy to be back home in Rugby. “It’s a completely different culture here,” Meier said of Rugby, her birthplace. “When I was moving back here and entered North Dakota, I could just feel I was home. I could feel it in my ...
The North Dakota Department of Health moved Pierce County into the blue, or “new normal” category on Sept. 23 on its color-coded scale measuring risk levels for contracting COVID-19. In a morning press conference, Gov. Doug Burgum placed Pierce and neighboring Rolette County in the ...
