Join Us In Rugby!
It’s no surprise that so many businesses and families are making Rugby their home. The community support here creates endless possibilities. The City of Rugby and Pierce County leaders collaborate closely with local, state, and federal partners to make it all happen.
Business Enviroment
Rugby has approximately 200 businesses ranging from retail stores to national manufacturers with an infrastructure designed to take products where they need to go - across the country or around the globe. With a workforce to support enterprises with as many as 370 employees, the labor force in Rugby remains both strong and entrepreneurial, including industries as diverse as agriculture, manufacturing, retail, renewable energy and health care. Our major employers include Heart of America Medical Center, Rugby Public Schools, Rugby Manufacturing, and Envision.
Medical
A wide variety of medical services in Rugby serve the needs of the community as well as the surrounding region. Our newly added medical center building, Heart of America, offers care such as emergency services, hospice, sports medicine, long-term care, and more. Rugby additionally has a dental clinic, physical therapy, chiropractors, massage therapy services, behavioral health and pharmacies. Rugby Veterinary Services help with pet and livestock health.
North Dakota Stats & Facts
At 2.1%, North Dakota has the second lowest unemployment rate in the United States.
Lying just under the surface of Western North Dakota, is about 25 billion tons of lignite. That's enough to supply the region's coal needs for over 800 years!
North Dakota is home to three national parks, including the Theodore Roosevelt National Park.
North Dakota was ranked the 4th happiest state, the 3rd best state to raise a family and 7th best state to start a business.
(WalletHub report)
North Dakota farmland would cover over 12 million city blocks. Farmers here produce enough wheat each year to make 12.6 billion loaves of bread.
Since 2010, North Dakota has been among the nation’s fastest-growing states, estimated to have grown by more than 16% since 2010. The U.S. Census Bureau estimates the state’s population reached a new all-time high of 783,926 residents as of July 1, 2023.