Medora News

The U.S. Forest Service will implement new 10-year grazing administration plans on western North Dakota's federal grasslands even if the two major rancher associations decline to sign the deals, one of the state's senators said.

Eds: APNewsNow. Will be led. Bismarck , N.D. Sen. Byron Dorgan says the Forest Service is prepared to start a new grazing management plan on western North Dakota's federal grasslands even if the two major rancher associations don't sign on to it.

A new addition to Dickinson State University`s Theodore Roosevelt Center is a 1919 documentary film shot in the North Dakota Badlands, featuring friends of Roosevelt.

THE FOREST SERVICE SAYS IT HAS REACHED 10-YEAR AGREEMENTS WITH THE MEDORA AND MCKENZIE COUNTY GRAZING ASSOCIATIONS.

New grazing agreements are taking effect on the Little Missouri National Grasslands in western North Dakota .

State wildlife officials say a Valley City man has bagged the 200th bighorn in the North Dakota badlands.

Many are aware of the phrase, a oecollege students are poor,a which is why most students spend long hours working summer jobs to build a money cushion for the school year.

It's time now to head out to the Badlands for our Final installment of On the Green.

Share + Oct 2, 2009 10:00 am US/Central DICKINSON, N.D. 1 of 1 Ranger, a brown and white springer spaniel, ran off after the Aug.

Chokecherry wine is on the way. This morning at the state Capitol, the Billings County Historical Society turned over chokecherries collected by its members to the Maple River Winery.

There is so much magic all around us, if we simply look for it and allow it to happen.

First of all, Medora is in the middle of nowhere. It is also a very beautiful spot in the Badlands of North Dakota.

Grazing allotment changes proposed For the first time in 30 years, the way grazing allotments are managed on the Little Missouri National Grasslands will be revised.

Sitting Bull College is dedicating a new student support center and library with a special ceremony for a headdress said to belong to the Sioux chief for whom the college is named.

Federal and state officials are at odds over listing about 12,000 acres of scenic North Dakota Badlands on the National Register of Historic Places to recognize an area that inspired Theodore Roosevelt.

As the director of Golfweek's course rating program, Bradley Klein has inspected golf courses around the world.

Park Superintendent Valerie Naylor said comments came from all over the country, including a "good number" of form letters.

Gov. John Hoeven has appointed H. Patrick Weir for a North Dakota district judgeship in Dickinson.

He was a man of many talents and passions. One of them made him famous in western North Dakota.

FORT YATES A headdress that belonged to the Sioux Chief Sitting Bull will be returned to Sitting Bull College at Fort Yates when its new Student/Support Center/Library is dedicated Sept.