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STAFF BLOG COMPASS POINTS: NEWS FROM THE GREAT OUTDOORS WITH HERALD OUTDOOR WRITER BRAD DOKKEN Cass County Wildlife Club supports Badlands wilderness proposal
The Cass County Wildlife Club has unanimously passed a resolution endorsing the Prairie Legacy Wilderness proposal that would protect about 40,000 acres in the Little Missouri National Grassland from ...
Posted on 9/27/12 at 5:14 PM
STAFF BLOG ASTRO BOB 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
STAFF BLOG OIL PATCH DISPATCH 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
MEDORA, NORTH DAKOTA 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...
Posted on 7/3/12 at 5:35 PM
STAFF BLOG MONKE BUSINESS 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
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
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Professor wants to change perception that Theodore Roosevelt's legacy is tied only to western North Dakota
Theodore Roosevelt is the American president most closely identified with North Dakota. However, most people consider his presence limited to Medora and the Badlands.
By Keith Norman , August 09, 2012
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Window to the past: North Dakota Geological Survey leads public fossil dig at Medora
MEDORA, N.D. — Paleontologist Becky Barnes with the North Dakota Geological Survey slowly removed mudstone flakes from her grid at a fossil dig site on Thursday. Working throughout the morning, she uncovered the remnant of a fossilized fish — identified as an Amia — that swam in the region’s swamps 60 million years ago.
By Linda Sailer , July 31, 2012
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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
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Home on the Range: Where the dinosaurs and wooly mammoths played
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Area museums & centers display a paleontological, geological treasure trove
Western North Dakota and eastern Montana residents have many museums and centers that help to preserve the area’s geological and paleontological history and specimens. Below is a listing of places to visit:Area museums & centers display a paleontological, geological treasure trove
By Sid Pranke , July 26, 2012
THE DRILL: What’s Really Good About the Badlands
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Bakken, meet your neighbor, Hell Creek
Most have heard the term Bakken bandied about all the time in this area, unless they’re under a shale rock somewhere. It’s a given that the Bakken Oil Patch, considered a world-class energy asset, has ignited the region with jobs and investments.
By Sid Pranke , July 26, 2012
Medora, TRNP: Flooding slowed tourist season last year, oil workers help bring numbers back up
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After flooding slowed the first part of the tourist season in Medora last year, this year’s dry, sunny streak has allowed more people to enjoy this historic North Dakota city and its neighboring national park, officials said this past week.
By Katherine Grandstrand , July 16, 2012
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Turkey numbers down; state issues fewer fall hunting licenses
With the number of licenses for the hunting taking a dip down, it’s no surprise that the North Dakota fall season turkey count is down 10 percent from last year.
By Royal McGregor , June 28, 2012
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Blast from the past: Women unleash their inner cowgirl through cowboy action shooting
ENDERLIN, N.D. - Once a month from April through September gunshots ring out over rural Enderlin.
Sometimes the gunslingers are battling train robbers. Other times they’re saving the bank from bandits. But they’re always having a blast.
By Tracy Frank , June 06, 2012
Picturesque place
Usually when I talk about trips, it’s when I venture back to Watertown, S.D.
By Royal McGregor , May 31, 2012
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