Linda Sailer
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Remember the musical tunes, “New York, New York” or “All that Jazz”? Those songs were written by the songwriting team of John Kander and Fred Ebb. The Sleepy Holly Theatre...
Pack a lawn chair or blanket, include a cooler of sodas, and bring the kids and pets for an evening of music in Memorial Park. The Phil Patterson Memorial Bandshell...
First On First: Dickinson Summer Nights kicks off Thursday with two high-energy bands, food vendors and new activities for the kids. Organized five summers ago as Alive @ 5, the...
The Cody Charles Band feeds off the energy of the audience when it steps onstage. “The more energy the audience has, the more energy I have, and sometimes it builds...
The Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation is launching the first-ever North Dakota Music Awards Festival with free performances from 1-5 p.m. Saturday, June 18, in downtown Medora. “It’s a traditional open...
Whiskey Rebellion is bringing its funky blues sound to performances in Dickinson and Medora during June. “We play country and rock and everything that has blues in it,” said band...
The home of Jen and Joe Miller of Gladstone was a beehive of activity on May 21 as the family greeted nearly 100 volunteers who erected a playground set for...
Travis King’s interest in big cat conservation have taken him from Selkirk Mountains of Washington state to the jungles of Costa Rica and Belize. “My main goal is to give...
A 24-year-old Dickinson native's participation in immunotherapy trials at a Seattle hospital came down to a telephone call. Matthew Jahner was waiting to learn if the 21-day procedure had sent his acute lymphoblastic leukemia into remission. On May 10, he got the call. The preliminary results were positive. No traces of leukemia cells could be detected in his body.
Dickinson High School senior Marc Michaelson took advantage of multiple extracurricular activities to learn leadership skills. He’s drawing upon those experiences as one of his senior class commencement speakers next...
