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Curiosity photographs layer cake hills on Mars
Curiosity hasn't been idle. NASA released several exciting new images beamed back from the surface of Mars by the happy rover. They're high resolution, full-color photos taken with the wide angle 34...
Posted on 8/28/12 at 10:02 AM
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Photo blog: A day at Theodore Roosevelt National Park
MEDORA, N.D. - I took a break from Oil Patch reporting on Saturday and spent the day with family in Theodore Roosevelt National Park. I didn't notice many signs of oil development while we explored...
Posted on 8/6/12 at 7:03 AM
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Tailgating at the BAC
This season is the first time Dickinson State has allowed tailgating outside of its stadium during football game.Building a $16 million facility sure will change some things, won't they. I decided ...
Posted on 9/4/10 at 2:03 PM
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Athletes, scientists to tackle North Dakota Badlands to see oil boom affects

All in the name of science, a seemingly unlikely pairing of athletes and scientists will descend upon the North Dakota Badlands in an effort to catalog the area and determine if the oil boom is affecting the wilderness from the Killdeer Mountains to the Elkhorn Ranch to Sully Creek State Park, south of Medora.

By Katherine Grandstrand , April 20, 2013

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Protecting bighorns: Game and Fish moving sheep further into TRNP, away from Highway 85

Protecting bighorns: Game and Fish moving sheep further into TRNP, away from Highway 85 GRAND FORKS — The North Dakota Game and Fish Department recently deployed a helicopter crew to capture and relocate 12 bighorn sheep in an effort to reduce road-kill incidents along a heavily traveled stretch of U.S. Highway 85 north of the Little Missouri River near the North Unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park.

By Brad Dokken , March 12, 2013

Researchers study effects of oil drilling on N.D. wildlife

Researchers study effects of oil drilling on N.D. wildlife FARGO — Mule deer in the Little Missouri Badlands recently were equipped with radio collars to enable biologists to track their movements and mortality.

By Patrick Springer , March 11, 2013

'Eye of the Beholder'

'Eye of the Beholder' Badlands Art Association member Jan Stromsborg hangs Julie Lawhead’s art titled “Eye of the Beholder” on Thursday in the Ramada Grand Dakota Lodge.

By Linda Sailer , November 09, 2012

Feds scour Oil Patch for gravel parcel swap

BISMARCK — The U.S. Forest Service is working to find a gravel-rich parcel somewhere in western North Dakota to trade with a Montana businessman who gave up a controversial plan to mine rock near the site of Theodore Roosevelt’s historic Badlands ranch.

By James MacPherson , November 01, 2012

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Battle for building roads in the Badlands intensifies

FARGO — A legal battle is intensifying to decide if roads can be built in areas of the Little Missouri National Grasslands now managed as roadless and eligible to be protected as wilderness.

By Patrick Springer , October 07, 2012

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4 counties - Billings, Golden Valley, McKenzie and Slope - seek to build roads in western ND grasslands

FARGO — Four counties within the Little Missouri National Grassland have gone to court seeking authority to build roads in areas now managed as roadless and eligible for wilderness.

By Patrick Springer , September 09, 2012

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Taking flight in Medora: 10th annual Balloon Rally meets ideal conditions for afternoon liftoff

Taking flight in Medora: 10th annual Balloon Rally meets ideal conditions for afternoon liftoff MEDORA — A pristine blue sky hovering over the Badlands was dotted with every color of the rainbow as hot air balloons took off at Saturday’s 10th annual Medora Balloon Rally.

By Betsy Simon , September 09, 2012

Badlands wildlife taking drought well, for now

Badlands wildlife taking drought well, for now Wildlife survival in the Badlands during this year’s drought is not as rough as it may seem, even as the Little Missouri River’s level continues to decline to 1 foot.

By Betsy Simon , September 07, 2012

FOTB: Changes from oil bittersweet for musician

FOTB: Changes from oil bittersweet for musician WATFORD CITY — Jessie Veeder has a story for every hill and tree on her family’s ranch on the edge of North Dakota’s Badlands.

By Amy Dalrymple , August 04, 2012

U.S. Forest Service fights Badlands blaze

U.S. Forest Service fights Badlands blaze The U.S. Forest Service continued to battle a fire in the Badlands Monday evening, about eight miles south of Medora.

By Sid Pranke , July 31, 2012

Bismarck car collector restores Cabriolet, to show vehicle at Medora

Steve Ellefson and his wife, Jolene, of Bismarck are shining up their 1936 Ford Model 68 Cabriolet in anticipation of the Medora Car Show.

By Linda Sailer , June 17, 2012

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Historic house in Medora restored

A house in the North Dakota tourist town of Medora that is on the National Register of Historic Places has been restored.

June 16, 2012

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Ellison grabs four more years as Medora mayor

The mayor of Medora will keep his position for another four years. Mayor Doug Ellison defeated former Mayor Mark “Olie” Golberg 33–16 votes. One vote was scattered.

By The Press Staff , June 13, 2012

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Letter: Two projects threaten the pristine Badlands

Two new projects being considered would be in the very heart of the North Dakota Badlands.

June 10, 2012

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