When Gov. Kelly Armstrong signed House Bill 1460 into law on April 28, it was both a victory and a sense of relief for ...

The Heart of America Library is in full gear for summer with a slate of reading programs aimed at engaging young readers and rewarding their efforts. According to library director Mandie Medalen, the ...

Visitors can expect to see a mix of both old and new at this year’s Pierce County Fair in Rugby. The annual fair will be held ...

Prairie Village Museum is working in partnership with Rugby Chamber of Commerce and Village Arts to bring music and art to ...

The Rugby junior varsity trap shooting team took home first place in their class during the North Dakota Trap Shooting State Tournament. The Rugby team competed in the tournament on Sunday against ...

Can you imagine that high school sports in North Dakota started over a century ago? Since the formation of the North Dakota High School Activities Association (NDHSAA) in 1908, inter-high school ...

The Rugby City Council returned to the subject of ordinances at its regular meeting on Monday, and members heard feedback from the city attorney regarding their approach. The first ordinance would ...

Ron Berget, who grew up in central North Dakota, has written a story of the rough and tumble old west that existed in pre-statehood days in “The Montana Stranglers in Dakota Territory.”. Horse thieves ...

Nov. 1, 1963-Dec. 31, 2024 Balta Once upon a time, a girl named Cheryl Hager was born on November 1, 1963 to Donald and Marie (Kuntz) Hager in Rugby, North Dakota. She was raised in rural Pierce ...

Wolford native Emily Yoder placed in two events at the National Junior Olympics competition at Aniston and Talladega, Alabama. A member of the North Dakota State University Marksmanship Club, Yoder ...