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Local student to perform during MSO concert
January 25, 2019 The Minot Symphony Orchestra presents an evening of entertainment for the whole family at the upcoming concert, “Decomposing Composers”, celebrating composers both dead and alive. more »»
Commissioners meet with townships
January 25, 2019 Representatives from 14 Pierce County townships met with county commissioners at Memorial Hall last Friday to discuss maintenance issues and legislation with the potential to affect their... more »» 
Area hippology team members bring home awards
January 25, 2019 Four area teens brought top honors home to North Dakota when they won the 2019 4H Hippology Competition at the Western National Roundup in Denver, Colorado, held January 10-13. more »» 
Senate nuclear waste bill draws county attention
January 25, 2019 An issue many Pierce County residents thought was settled in 2016 is making its way back through North Dakota’s state legislature, and a small group of citizens wants people to know about it. more »»
CITY OF RUGBY: Circle Sanitation to remove cardboard dumpster
January 25, 2019 A cardboard collection container placed for public use by Circle Sanitation near Rugby’s Family Dollar Store was taken back to the company’s main facility this week. more »»
News Briefs
January 18, 2019 Applicants sought for Shively nursing scholarship Rugby-area students preparing to pursue nursing careers are eligible to apply for the Carol Shively Memorial Scholarship. more »»
District Court
January 18, 2019 - Edward Lee Poitra, of Minot, pleaded guilty to C felony attempted possession of marijuana with intent to manufacture or deliver. more »» 
Squirts take third at Capitals Cup
January 18, 2019 The Rugby Ice Hawks Squirts hockey team took third place out of 16 teams at the Capitals Cup in Bismarck earlier this month. On Jan. 4 the Ice Hawks defeated Cando 11-. more »»
Wolford garbage rates increase
January 18, 2019 This month, Wolford residents found they will pay $10 more per household for every three month period of garbage collection. more »» 
Busy at sunset
January 18, 2019 Sunset means quitting time for many businesses along US Highway 2 in Rugby during winter months, but at Rugby Livestock Auction, the lights stay on, cattle are tended and workers stay busy. more »»
District Court
January 11, 2019 - Nicholas Martin Anderson, of Rugby, pleaded guilty to B misdemeanor charges of driving under revocation/suspension and driving under the influence of intoxicating liquors. more »»
School board approves first reading of foster care policies
January 11, 2019 During a regular meeting Tuesday morning, the Rugby Public School District No. 5 Board of Education approved the first reading of policies pertaining to students who are in foster car. more »»
Finances top county commissioners’ agenda
January 11, 2019 Budget and financial matters topped the list of topics discussed by Pierce County commissioners at their regular meeting Thursday, January 3. more »»
City year-end financials net approval
January 11, 2019 In a regular meeting Monday night, the Rugby City Council approved 2018 year-end financials. All city funds received over $6 million in revenue and committed nearly $5. more »» 
Armory a winter exercise refuge
January 11, 2019 Many locals enjoy a brisk walk down Rugby’s streets for exercise, but thick ice and chilly winds like Monday’s 61 mile per hour gusts can test even the hardiest folk. more »»
District Court
January 4, 2019 - Cory Allen Everson, of WIlliston, pleaded guilty to B misdemeanor failure to maintain tagging requirements. He was ordered to pay $350 in fees. more »» 
‘Good year’ for Stuff-a-Truck
January 4, 2019 Pierce County Food Pantry Director Vonnie Degenstein called 2018 “a good year” for donations from Leevers’ annual Stuff-a-Truck Food Drive when she visited the Rugby store last Friday. more »» 
Rugby Leevers management changes hands
January 4, 2019 The beginning of 2019 will mean changes for management at Rugby’s Leevers store. more »»
Winter weather hits area: Low pressure systems bring snow, cold
January 4, 2019 Prior to the arrival of 2019, area residents were greeted by the arrival of something else: winte. more »» 
Winter weather hits area: How City of Rugby workers clear snow
January 4, 2019 Although Central North Dakota enjoyed a relatively mild start to winter, the City of Rugby Department of Public Works was ready to go when two recent storms piled snowdrifts onto local road. more »» |
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