Although the Rugby Job Development Authority’s May 12 regular meeting was brief, it sparked questions about agency procedures and discussions on several topics for board members. Most of the board’s questions stemmed from purchasing and bidding procedures used by the City of Rugby. The ...
Newspaper articles, radio podcasts and masks went into a small metal box May 12 to tell the story of the Little Flower Parish Catholic Youth Organization’s experiences as a group during a global pandemic. The box included other items such as DVDs documenting the CYO’s experiences in ...
Daily passenger train service through Rugby on Amtrak’s Empire Builder will resume Monday, May 24, according to a statement released by Amtrak’s media center recently. The Empire Builder, with a route running from Seattle, Wash., east to Minneapolis, Minn., and Chicago, Ill., will be ...
The Rugby Public School Board voted May 18 in a special meeting to increase pay for teachers and other staff for the district’s 2022 and 2023 fiscal years. The pay increase amounts to an average 3.33 percent for fiscal year 2022 and 2.79 percent for fiscal year 2023 for teachers. The board ...
The Rugby Clarence Larson American Legion Post 23 announced a return to tradition with an in-person Memorial Day ceremony to be held at the Rugby Memorial Hall May 31 at 10:30 a.m. The ceremony will include a program and meal as usual, however, according to Post Commander John Gustafson, ...
Ron Montonye, veterans service officer for Pierce County, will travel to Minot June 26 to receive the Legionnaire of the Year award for the North Dakota American Legion at the annual department convention. That news would come as little surprise to those who know Montonye through his service ...
The Rugby Volunteer Fire Department marked 120 years as a vital part of the community with a pancake breakfast May 16 at the fire hall. Following their tradition of service to others, firefighters served pancakes, kielbasa and eggs in exchange for free-will donations to help others. ...
The Rugby Convention and Visitors Bureau is gearing up for a busy tourist season according to Executive Director Laurie Odden. Odden shared information gleaned from a CVB meeting May 6, where board members learned of new ways for visitors to connect with Rugby and all its offerings. “The ...
Pierce County Commissioners voted to approve new road work, campsite additions and an extended burn ban at their regular meeting held May 4 at the Pierce County Courthouse. The ban, brought before the board by Department of Emergency Services Coordinator Kelsey Siegler, extends from May 4 to ...
Rugby High School Class of 1994 member Christina Lindseth received recognition recently from Fargo Inc! Magazine for her impact on business culture. The latest news about Lindseth likely didn’t surprise her friends and former classmates; she’s been making an impact on her surroundings ...
