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ND woman gives birth on way to hospital 
August 20, 2010
TRNP added to list of 1,000 places
World traveler Robert F. Gannon landed at the Dickinson Theodore Roosevelt Regional Airport Friday morning on his way to see Theodore Roosevelt National Park.
By Lisa Miller , August 14, 2010
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
A new chapter at the library
Longtime library employee Renee Paasch recently assumed the duties of library director when Cheryl Tollefson retired after 37 years with the Dickinson Area Public Library.
By Linda Sailer , August 08, 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
Giving bluebirds a helping hand
Careful opening of a hinged door on one of Justin Hoff’s bluebird boxes reveals a tiny, almost transparent newly hatched baby Mountain bluebird, covered in frilly, fluffy fuzz.
By Lisa Anne Call , August 07, 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
Beach depot has seen better days
A historical preservation group in Beach is trying to save a World War II inscription painted on the interior of an old railroad depot.
By By Jennifer McBride and Beth Wischmeyer , July 06, 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
$3,600 found on highway returned to Pa. newlyweds
June 22, 2010
At new dating site, love is in the MacBook Air
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Apple Inc.’s ads used to challenge consumers to “think different.” Now a website wants to help fans of the iPhone and Mac computer maker date different, too.
June 16, 2010
Wedding bells on Aisle 1: Pair weds at Home Depot
June 13, 2010
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