MEDORA ND
Five charged in Medora prostitution case 
Five people -- all from outside North Dakota -- have been charged in connection with a January incident involving an alleged prostitute in Medora.
By Bryan Horwath , March 07, 2013
Report: Visitors spent more than $28 million at Theodore Roosevelt National Park
A federal report shows that visitors to Theodore Roosevelt National Park in 2011 spent more than $28 million in communities surrounding the park.
By Associated Press , February 28, 2013
Medora Musical holding auditions this weekend
Auditions for the 2013 Medora Musical will be held in Bismarck and the Fargo area this coming weekend.
By Associated Press , January 21, 2013
Roosevelt ranch in ND listed on National Register
Theodore Roosevelt's Elkhorn Ranch in western North Dakota has been added to the National Register of Historic Places.
By Associated Press , October 05, 2012
Semi catches on fire near Medora, traffic haulted in east-bound lane
A semi hauling hay caught fire at approximately 1 p.m. today about four miles west of Medora on east-bound lane of Interstate 94, bringing traffic to a hault, according to the North Daktoa Highway Patrol.
By The Dickinson Press , June 08, 2012
Bones discovered: Find near Medora could hold historical significance
The human remains found Saturday a quarter mile west of Medora, N.D., city limits are believed to be two Euro-Americans with possible ties to the Little Missouri River community more than a century ago.
By Betsy Simon , May 25, 2012
UND graduate will be on stage this summer for the Medora Musical
It will be “Home on the Range” this summer for actor Misti Koop as the Grand Forks/East Grand Forks native returns to North Dakota for the Medora musical which opens June 8 and runs nightly through Sept. 8.
May 25, 2012
New fun and adventure await Medora’s summer visitors
Visitors to Medora, N.D., this summer will find new activities and attractions, ranging from kids’ activities and entertainment to shopping and history, in addition to the return of the Medora musical opening June 8.
By Herald Staff Report , May 25, 2012
Hang 'em high? Medora mayor withdraws tourism idea to erect gallows for mock executions
"I am kind of saddened by it. I think it would have been a great opportunity to explore our Western heritage," Medora, N.D., Mayor Doug Ellison said Monday in an interview. The majority of people understood his plan, he said, but a divisive minority was unhappy with it.
By Kristi Eaton , March 27, 2012
Medora, N.D., mayor wants to build gallows, stage mock hangings
Mayor Doug Ellison wants to erect a gallows on his property to stage mock hangings for tourists, and he has taken his request to the city's Planning and Zoning Commission. "The matter was not on the agenda and they were a little taken aback," Ellison said. "There was about five seconds of stunned silence and at first I think they thought I was joking."
By James MacPherson , March 22, 2012
N.D. Cowboy Hall of Fame makes 2011 overdue debt payment
The Medora, N.D.-based Hall says the poor national economy, flooding around the state and a drop in tourism last year put a financial strain on the organization.
By Associated Press , February 01, 2012
Pulitzer Prize winner releases third Teddy Roosevelt bio
Pulitzer Prize-winning author and Theodore Roosevelt biographer Edmund Morris visited Medora, N.D., to promote his third book about the life of the 26th president, “Colonel Roosevelt,” which delves into Roosevelt’s accomplishments after his presidency.
By April Baumgarten , November 03, 2011
Medora, N.D., resident engage in heated debate over oil housing
Residents engaged in heated conversation over a proposal to lease motel rooms to energy industry workers during a public input meeting organized by the Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation at the Rough Riders Hotel Thursday evening.
By Ashley Martin , September 24, 2011
U.S. Justice Department's top environmental lawyer tells N.D. oilmen environmental laws important
The U.S. Justice Department's top environmental lawyer told a meeting of North Dakota oil company officials Wednesday that tough enforcement of federal environmental laws is good business.
By Associated Press , September 21, 2011
Belfield murder suspect in custody
Late this afternoon in the Badlands wilderness, sheriff’s deputies arrested a Belfield, N.D., man wanted for murder in the suffocation death of his former girlfriend.
By Herald staff and wire reports , September 03, 2011
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