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Another spring snowstorm kept City of Rugby Public Works Department employees busy April 5, dumping about five inches of snow on the area over a three-day perio

A new Rugby City Council member and chief of police took oaths of office on Sept. 7 at the council’s regular monthly meeting at Rugby City Hall. Bruce Gann

Members of the City of Rugby Public Works Committee discussed ways to move along a much-delayed project on sections of North Dakota Highway 3 at their regular m

A panel of city officials reviewed a presentation on wastewater testing for COVID-19 by an official from the North Dakota Department of Environmental Quality on

Recent snow storms and winds left drifts piled more than two-feet high in parts of Rugby, keeping city workers busy hauling truckloads of snow to collection sit

Representatives from All Seasons Water Users District (ASWUD) met with Rugby City Council members Dec. 15 to discuss concerns over costs for improvements to the

Five city council committees held their monthly meetings at Rugby City Hall Wednesday, Nov. 17. The city public works committee’s meeting doubled as a spec

Unexpected costs for a highway project through Rugby slated for 2022 were among several topics discussed by City of Rugby committees Oct. 20 at city hall. Th

Rugby City Council members had an unpleasant surprise from an engineering representative working on a long-delayed North Dakota Department of Transportation pro

Council talks infrastructure, Ward 1 vacancy By Sue Sitter - | Jul 10, 2021 Sue Sitter/PCT Rugby City Council member Wayne Trottier, left, holds up a map of sections of town slated for infrastructure work at the July 6 regular council meeting. Council members Maurus Brossart, center, and Frank LaRocque look on. Infrastructure and city buildings again took up much of the discussion at the Rugby City Council’s regular meeting July 6 at city hall. Engineer Jim Olson of Grand Forks firm AE2S upd...