COMMUNITY
A look at the 1930s’ Ukrainian Famine 
Sen. Byron Dorgan, D-N.D., presented the Ukrainian Cultural Institute with four historically significant books that document the tragic famine that ravaged the Ukraine during the early 1930s at a ceremony at the institute Tuesday.
By Lisa Miller , August 11, 2010
Romance of the Old West
The Medora Musical celebrates the romance of the Old West through its music, choreography and story lines.
By Linda Sailer , August 08, 2010
Singing with Spirit - of the West
Eight North Dakota contestants will sing their hearts out tonight at the 29th Annual Colgate Country Showdown state finals taking place in Beach.
The Colgate Country Showdown is billed as America’s largest country music talent search and this year is a part of Beach’s annual Spirit of the West celebration.
By KB Carter , August 06, 2010
Staying busy behind the bar in Sturgis
The engine roared as Marriah Marsh, Dickinson, started up her 2005 glacier/white pearl Harley-Davidson lowrider.
By Lisa Miller , August 06, 2010
'Doc' Hubbard gets his day
MEDORA — Medora will commemorate the life and achievements of Ralph “Doc” Hubbard Sunday when the town renames a street after him and the City Council officially proclaimed July 11 “Doc” Hubbard Day during its Monday meeting.
July 08, 2010
Traveling the Old Red Trail
Travelers can celebrate the first anniversary of the Old Red Old Ten Scenic Byway by cruising down the highway with the windows open — listening to the song of the meadowlarks and experiencing the aroma of sweet clover blooming in the fields.
By Linda Sailer , July 04, 2010
Patriotic patchwork
On a day when Americans are celebrating the Fourth of July, Susie Kapelovitz of Dickinson may be found packing boxes of red, white and blue quilts for shipment to American soldiers wounded in war.
By Linda Sailer , July 04, 2010
Costume designing: Michael Stevenson builds garments for stage productions, historical events
When Karen Nelson steps on the veranda of the Chateau de Mores for a History Alive! presentation of Medora, she is wearing a garment built by costume designer Michael Stevenson of Dickinson.
By Linda Sailer , June 13, 2010
March for Babies raises funds in Dickinson event
Dickinson residents put their best foot forward at the March for Babies event held Saturday, May 15, at the Recreation Center.
May 23, 2010
Recalling country school
There are five country schools left in North Dakota but there are memories galore from retired teachers and former students.
By Linda Sailer , May 23, 2010
Museum Center needs volunteers
The Stark County Historical Society is looking for volunteers to greet visitors at the Pioneer Machinery Building, which is part of Dickinson’s Museum Center.
By Linda Sailer , May 23, 2010
From lemons and lemonade: Roosevelt to host lemonade stand as fundraiser
Donna Abrahamson’s fifth grade class at Roosevelt Elementary School is setting up lemonade stands beside the school building on Tuesday. Everyone is invited to enjoy a glass of lemonade as a show of support for their classmate, R.J. Dobbins. His mother died several years ago and his father is recovering from colorectal cancer surgery. The sales begin at 2:30 p.m.
By Linda Sailer , May 16, 2010
Come on in: BAC showcased during open house
Hundreds turned out to walk through the Badlands Activities Center doors for the first time and see Gov. John Hoeven speak Monday during Dickinson State University’s open house for the facility.
By Lisa Miller , May 11, 2010
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