Rugby, North Dakota, mayor not surprised people enjoy the positive attitudes of his town’s residents
In the heart of North Dakota, Rugby is proving that warmth isn’t just for the summer sun. Known for its genuine hospitality, this small town caught the attention of Kjersti Armstrong, North Dakota’s First Lady, whose brief stopover left an indelible positive impression. Rugby’s friendliness, championed by service industry locals as the city’s “frontline ambassadors,” mirrors a forward-thinking spirit aimed at community growth. Mayor Frank LaRocque, alongside a youthful council and development board, believes this welcoming vibe is key to Rugby’s future success.
This is a great little story from the Grand Forks Herald on that demonstrates that it’s all of us how are our places best ambassadors. In other words, don’t leave it to the professionals, it’s your job, too.
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