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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...
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Golf entertainer Joey O to perform in Medora July 13-28
NEWS July 3, 2012 For more information contact: Dylan Edwards Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation dedwards@medora.com 800-633-6721 ext. 8812 Golf entertainer Joey O to perform in Medora July 13-28 M...
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BISMARCK--The North Dakota Tourism Division has provided an update on what sites are open and which are closed due to widespread flooding in the state. Despite the flooding, North Dakota offers a lot...
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Medora Musical kicks off with a few changes

Medora Musical kicks off with a few changes MEDORA, N.D. — The all-new Medora Musical kicks off the 2013 season with upgrades to the amphitheater and high-energy western entertainment by the Burning Hills Singers and Coal Diggers band.

By Linda Sailer, Forum News Service , June 10, 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

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

Medora Zoning Commission appoints committee to study LED sign issue

MEDORA — The Medora Zoning Commission on Tuesday appointed four residents to a committee charged with seeking out a way to allow businesses in the western-themed city to keep illuminated signage.

April 17, 2013

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Medora's 'Family Fun Center' a go for 2nd year

After a popular first year, the child-friendly downtown Medora “Family Fun Center” received the green light for a second year of operation from the city’s Planning and Zoning Commission last month.

By Bryan Horwath , March 02, 2013

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Dakota Air to entertain for Medora's Cowboy Christmas

The live variety program, Dakota Air: The Radio Show, will be performed as part of Medora’s 17th annual Old-Fashioned Cowboy Christmas. The performance is 8:15 p.m. Friday in the Medora Community Center.

December 02, 2012

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Medora to consider plans to remedy city's water problems

MEDORA — With the replacement of its outdated wastewater treatment facilities rapidly becoming a need, members of the Medora City Council were presented three plans Wednesday evening that could remedy the community’s water issues.

By Bryan Horwath , November 08, 2012

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Ice skating coming to Medora: Council approves outdoor rink plans

The creation of a skating rink will add one more thing to do in Medora this winter, once it gets cold enough for water to stay frozen.

By Katherine Grandstrand , October 14, 2012

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Medora-area ‘Stupid’ trick doesn’t make the cut on Letterman

Ashley Ellison, 16, Medora, had a chance to be part of the “stupid human tricks” segment on Tuesday’s “Late Show with David Letterman” for her ability to whistle through her eye socket.

September 26, 2012

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Medora teen in NY to share 'stupid' trick

When Ashley Ellison, 16, Medora, found out she could whistle through her eye socket, she didn’t think anything of it.

By Katherine Grandstrand , September 25, 2012

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National Weather Service forecasts above-average winter for ND

Brace yourself — winter is coming.

By Katherine Grandstrand , August 19, 2012

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150 acres of wheat lost in fire near Mott; fire crews across southwest ND busy responding

Dry conditions have led to a number of blazes in the region in the past few weeks and much of southwestern North Dakota was under Red Flag warnings Tuesday. Mott and the Medora area experienced first hand what the dry conditions can do on Tuesday.

By Dickinson Press staff , August 01, 2012

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Update: Helicopter being brought in for water drops to help control blaze in the Badlands near Medora

Firefighters are trying to contain a 25 to 30-acre fire about eight miles south of Medora in the Plumely Draw area, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service.

July 30, 2012

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Curiosity about album leads to book: Booksigning set at Medora

Author Judy R. (Price) Cook became fascinated with genealogy after inheriting a family photo album when her father died.

By Linda Sailer , July 29, 2012

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Countdown on to Cycle Around North Dakota in Sakakawea County

The countdown is on as Mott and Hebron residents await the arrival of 260 cyclists to ride into town in August with the 20th annual Cycle Around North Dakota in Sakakawea County.

By Betsy Simon , July 28, 2012

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New director at North Dakota Cowboy Hall of Fame

New director at North Dakota Cowboy Hall of Fame Ray Morrell, Mandan, is the new North Dakota Cowboy Hall of Fame executive director, according to a press release.

June 25, 2012

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