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The Medora Musical, a popular attraction in North Dakota, is set to celebrate a milestone season this year, ahead of big ...
Keystone pipeline spill near Fort Ransom released 147,000 gallons of crude oil, but didn't contaminate a nearby waterway, according to a North Dakota regulatory agency.
A changing of the guard at the Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation. Clarence Sitter is the new CEO. He replaces Randy Hatzenbuhler, who is retiring.
The fate of another bridge crossing the Little Missouri River in Billings County now is in serious doubt with the Short Ranch ...
Clarence Sitter has been named chief executive officer for the Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation (TRMF). He succeeds Randy Hatzenbuhler, who is retiring after almost 40 years of leadership and will ...
Clarence Sitter is taking over as the Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation’s new CEO. Former CEO Randy Hatzenbuhler said he’s ...
MINOT, ND ( KXNET) — MI-6, a part of the Mouse River Enhanced Flood Protection Project, has been in the works since 2011. The ...
In just a few months, workers in Medora will prepare to welcome thousands of people as their busy tourism season begins.
The Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation has tapped a North Dakotan and longtime executive as its next leader.
The group behind the Medora Musical and other tourism experiences in the small historical city has named Clarence Sitter as its new CEO. His first day is Wednesday, April 2, which marks the 39th ...