Rugby Farmers Market, in front of Prairie Village Museum

The Rugby Farmers Market is open Wednesday afternoons at 4 and Saturday mornings at 8 in front of the Prairie Village Museum in Rugby. Get some fresh vegetables, baked goods and much more.

Music in the Park

Music in the Park is Wednesdays at 7 pm at Ellery Park in Rugby during the summer. That is brought to you by the Rugby Lions Club and the Rugby Park District, and is also sponsored by the Rugby Convention & Visitors Bureau, the Rugby Community Endowment Fund; Rugby Jaycees; and the Rugby Amateur Hockey Association.

Upcoming performances include: Danny Savage and Mooncats, the one man-band from the Midwest on August 13th; and Sean Altman and Jack Skuller and their Forever Simon & Garfunkel tribute from New York on August 20th.

Village Arts seeking photo submissions

Village Arts invites the community to submit town photos. Photos can include nature scenes, streets, local places and landmarks. They will be featured during Village Arts' production of "Kodachrome." A link to submit can be found on Village Arts' Facebook page, the deadline is August 17th.

Titan Gear Closet

Hey TGU Titan fans: Do you have any Titan gear that is too small, or just lying around? You can contribute it to TITAN GEAR CLOSET. Drop your extra Titan apparel at either TGU Towner or TGU Granville. All donations will be set out at the TGU Open House. Contact Mrs. Brandt or Miss Felber with questions.

RHS gym closed

Reminder: The Charles Hanneman Gymnasium at Rugby High School is closed, and will remain closed thru Aug. 17.

Pack 4551

Scout Pack 4551 in the Rugby area has the following going on:

- Parent meeting from 6-7 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 21 at Dakota Farms in Rugby

- A GoFundMe page to help raise funds for fees and uniforms

- Popcorn sale the end of August

For more information, call 701-771-7246. Pack 4551's Cubmaster is Kim Tunning, and their Den Leader is Kyla St. Claire.

Flag Trivia

You have one last chance to play Flag Trivia on Rugby Broadcasters. Join us Friday morning at 9:25 on KZZJ and KKWZ and listen for that morning's trivia question. If you think you can guess the answer, call us at 776-5254, and a new American flag will be given to a lucky winner who guesses correctly.

Hints about questions to come: Now you'll have to wait until Friday morning for the actual trivia question, but if you'd like to prepare in advance then here are some things to expect/bone up on for the remaining questions. For Aug 15th's question, keep your eyes peeled in the beginning of an old tv show about an ill-fated 3-hour tour.

Winners to date: Kyle Halverson, for correctly guessing Betsy Ross didn't design the current American flag (that was Robert G. Heft in 1958). Amber Selensky, for correctly guessing a rattlesnake is on the Gadsden Flag, right above the words "Don't Tread on Me." Linda Reamer for guessing South Sudan, compared to the US and Denmark, has the youngest flag in terms of adoption--having done so in 2010. (Denmark is the oldest of the three, with first use in 1625). Candy Munyer for correctly guessing that flags on the right arm of military uniforms are reversed, symbolizing the flag going forward in battle. Jeremy Miller for correctly guessing that not every country's flag is rectangular in some way (Nepal's flag looks like two triangles put together.) Mary Voeller for correctly guessing there are four countries with guns on their flags (those countries in question are Mozambique, Haiti, Guatemala and Bolivia). Dave Denich for correctly guessing the largest US flag ever made to day is on display in Wisconsin (it measures 225'x505' and is in Sheboygan)

School registration

Rugby High School will hold registration for grades 8-12 Wednesday, Aug. 13 and Thursday, Aug. 14 from 8:30 am to 3:30 pm. 7th grade registration and orientation will be held from 7-8 pm Aug. 14th.

Interesting events coming up in August

Week of Aug. 11: Movie in the Park, brought to you by the Rugby Chamber of Commerce and the Rugby Park District. Showing: Moana 2. Bring your own beverage, the Lyric's got the popcorn. Showtime is slated for 9 pm Aug. 14 in Ellery Park in Rugby; Heart of America Library's Back to School Party with Amma Mamma, 10:15 am on Aug. 15

Week of Aug. 18: Ely Elementary open house, 6-730 p.m. Aug. 18; First day of school for Rugby Public Schools Aug. 20; first Rugby Panther football game at 7 p.m. Aug. 22, with Rugby hosting Stanley; First TGU football game will be Aug. 22 at 7 p.m. with the Titans hosting the Dunseith Dragons.

Lyric Theater

Showing the next two weeks will be The Fantastic Four: First Steps, rated PG-13 Showtimes at the Lyric Theater are 7 pm Friday thru Monday during the summer. (See the Lyric Theater page for more information.)

BINGO!

The Rugby Senior Center has Bingo Wednesday afternoons at 1:30 pm. And if you missed out on Bingo that day, other places you can get your Bingo fix include the Rugby Eagles' happy hour Bingo, and Sundays at 3/330/and 4 pm at the Balta Bar.

Birthdays & Anniversaries

Know somebody celebrating their birthday or anniversary? Give Rugby Broadcasters a call at 776-5254. And if you do, the person you'll be wishing a happy birthday/anniversary will be entered into a drawing for a cake from the Rugby Dairy Queen. Then tune in Fridays at 8:45 am to find out who is the lucky winner.

Got an event coming up in the Rugby, ND area and want to get word out about it on Rugby Broadcasters radio stations? Give us a call at 701-776-5254, and we can help you.