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STAFF BLOG OIL PATCH DISPATCH Oil, outdoors groups praise cooperation
MEDORA, N.D. A wildlife conservationist and an oil company representative shared a stage here Wednesday during the North Dakota Petroleum Councils annual meeting. At first glance the two may seem to...
Posted on 9/20/12 at 8:00 AM
BESTFRIENDSND Thanks to our Raffle Basket Donors!
Six outstandingcompaniessteepedup to donate Raffle Baskets to A Chocolate Affair. Our event would not have been sosuccessfulwithout you. Thank you to: Charbonneau Car Center TR Medora Foundation Qua...
Posted on 6/12/12 at 9:26 AM
NORTH DAKOTA OUTDOORS AND BEYOND TRNP elk
North Dakota state officials are encouraged that the National Park Service has started recruiting volunteers to help reduce the elk population in Theodore Roosevelt National Park’s south unit. &...
Posted on 7/19/10 at 10:43 AM
Possibly wanted: The silence of the trains
Railroad tracks in southwest North Dakota are getting a lot of use lately as locomotive transport has become the most popular mode of moving oil out of the Bakken.
By Bryan Horwath , June 13, 2013
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Unable to steer clear of mud: Dickinson State bareback rider Blake Smith nabs overall high score in NDRA season opener
MEDORA — Despite the rain and mud, fans and rodeo competitors made the Medora Badlands Rodeo a successful event.
By Bobby Abplanalp , June 09, 2013
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Riding horseback through Medora
Turner Harris of Killdeer rides horseback along the railroad tracks Saturday afternoon during the rodeo in Medora.
June 09, 2013
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'Mr. Bubble' documentary premieres in Medora on Sunday
Medora is a hopping place this weekend and that’s just the way Harold Schafer would have wanted it. This weekend features the opening days of the 2013 Medora Musical, the town’s first sanctioned rodeo in nearly four decades and, to wrap up the weekend, the Sunday premiere of a much-anticipated documentary about Schafer’s life.
By Bryan Horwath , June 08, 2013
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State tourism off to slow start; industry hoping for good summer season
BISMARCK — Medora Mayor Doug Ellison says all indicators point to a good tourism season this summer. Since Memorial Day, the unofficial summer kickoff weekend, he said the number of visitors through the small western town that boasts the Medora Musical and historic old-west look, has been steady, and that’s with many rainy days and two weeks before the musical was set to open Friday night.
By TJ Jerke , June 08, 2013
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Revisiting history
Though Medora has the North Dakota Cowboy Hall of Fame and a scenic backdrop, there hasn’t been a sanctioned rodeo there in nearly 40 years.
It has been since the late 70s since an official rodeo has taken place in Medora.
By Royal McGregor , June 07, 2013
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Smith eager for summer rodeo circuit
Blake Smith is at home on the family ranch near Zap riding horseback with his cowboy hat tipped forward as he rustles up cattle.
By Bobby Abplanalp , June 07, 2013
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Medora's trip through time: Preserve America funds help western ND town connect visitors with the past
MEDORA — Looking back at the rocky cliffs outlining the northern edge of town after glancing at an 1884 photo taken outside of St. Mary’s Catholic Church, Chuck and Laurinda Warczak didn’t notice much difference.
By Bryan Horwath , May 15, 2013
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