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Make-A-Wish Benefit planned 
The Noon Lions Club is sponsoring its ninth annual Make-A-Wish Benefit on Saturday in the Dickinson Eagles Club.
March 06, 2010
Revealing the inner beauty
Leroy Boespflug looks for the beauty embedded in a block of wood. Using his skill as a wood turner, the block emerges into a bowl, lamp or hollow form.
By Linda Sailer , November 29, 2009
Medora to host Cowboy Christmas
The Medora Area Convention and Visitors Bureau is preparing to host the 14th annual Old Fashioned Cowboy Christmas on Friday and Saturday.
By Linda Sailer , November 29, 2009
Healthy sex life disappears
Dear Annie: My wife and I have been married 16 years and have two teenage kids. When we were first married, we were regularly intimate. Even after the kids were born, we were able to have romantic weekends several times a year.
By Annie's Mailbox , November 27, 2009
Sister-in-law brings sick kids to gatherings
Dear Annie: My husband’s sister refuses to cancel her plans even if her children are sick — which happens all the time. She will drop the kids off at my mother-in-law’s and, as she’s leaving, say, “Oh, by the way, ‘Suzy’ has a cold.”
By Annie's Mailbox , November 25, 2009
Saving pieces of history
DUNN CENTER — The Dunn Center Museum is a show place of Dunn County artifacts, but the next step is to secure volunteers who can keep the museum open to visitors.
By Linda Sailer , July 12, 2009
Celebrating cowboy way of life
Medora to host Dakota Cowboy Poetry Gathering
May 17, 2009
Board approves fairground design
During Tuesday’s regular meeting of the Stark County Fair Association, a design concept for the fairgrounds was accepted unanimously by board members.
By Beth Wischmeyer , April 07, 2009
Celebrating Western culture: Lowman participates in national cowboy poetry gathering
Badlands rancher and cowboy poet Bill Lowman had the opportunity to celebrate the Western way of life during the 25th National Cowboy Poetry Gathering held Jan. 23-31 at the Western Folklife Center in Elko, Nev.
February 15, 2009
Farm features ancient horse breed
COLVILL, Minn. — Some of the finest examples of an ancient breed of horse once favored by Vikings live at North Coast Norwegian Fjords, a 47-acre farm eight miles north of Grand Marais.
By Will Ashenmacher , March 09, 2008
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