This is an expert from local Medora author, Rolff Sletten’s book, Medora: Boom, Bust, and Resurrection. It goes into detail on the shooting of Cowboy, Riley Luffsey. READ MORE »
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Big news from Medora, North Dakota…Teddy Rides Again!
Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation announces Joe Wiegand to return as Theodore Roosevelt for 2019 through 2021 seasons.
Women of Medora: Kathy Solga
Originally published in Inspired Women Magazine.
Women of Medora features inspiring women who have made an impact on the world through their time living and working in Medora.
Kathy Solga, an Inspiring Woman
If you stop out at Medora’s Bully Pulpit Golf Course on a September afternoon, you’ll notice a few things.
First, the summer tourist season doesn’t appear to be over in the least, with a full parking lot, bustling pro shop, and shiny, scoria-colored golf carts zipping around almost every breathtaking hole. (While the famed Medora Musical wraps up the second weekend of September, Bully Pulpit keeps hosting golfers until late October, or until the snow flies—whichever comes first.)
Second, if you’re looking for golf shop manager Kathy Solga, you may have to get in line, as it seems just about everyone on the course knows her and wants to give her a warm hello. But don’t worry—not only will she be happy to take time to visit, she’ll make you feel like you are the only person in the room.
Bismarck to the Badlands: A Roadtrip to Remember
Hi, hello, and how do you do!
I’m Kaelee, this is my copilot Jada and we are taking you on a trip to all of the must-sees and dos between Bismarck and Medora.
I have the map if you have the snacks, so let’s get going! READ MORE »
Medora lives up to the hype for these folks!
This story was originally written by Bismarck Tribune publisher, Gary Adkisson and titled Medora, park live up to the hype.
My wife and I made our first “in-season” visit to Medora and it exceeded our expectations.
We had made a brief stop in Medora last fall, after most of the entertainment venues had closed for the season, so we were excited to get the full Medora experience last weekend.
Women of Medora: Joslyn Reichert
Originally published in Inspired Women Magazine.
Women of Medora features inspiring women who have made an impact on the world through their time living and working in Medora.
Joslyn Reichert, an Inspiring Woman
Life sometimes has a funny way of putting the right opportunity in front of you at just the right time.
Dickinson native Joslyn Reichert had built a career in the food and beverage industry, attending culinary school at Le Cordon Bleu in San Francisco, holding various chef positions on the west coast, and then transitioning to food and beverage management roles at mountain resorts in Wyoming and Montana.
First Ever Bully Spirit Award
A new, elite award given to those who encompass Bully Spirit
(Medora, ND) – The Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation is excited to announce that we awarded our first ever recipient of the distinguished Bully Spirit Award to Rolf Sletten. READ MORE »
Hard to Explain
The Medora Musical is a third of the way through the season, the 4th of July came and went, and we have lost a great friend of Medora, Cowboy Lyle Glass. This town, the shows and employees keep improving, growing, and entertaining others. Some would say it is a miracle to keep this town running however, we know that it is hard work!
Randy Hatzenbuhler explained it perfectly in the article he wrote for our newsletter… READ MORE »
Women of Medora: Sheila Schafer
Originally published in Inspired Women Magazine.
Women of Medora features inspiring women who have made an impact on the world through their time living and working in Medora.
ELEVATE conference is coming to Medora, and we couldn’t be more excited! Medora’s past is weaved with the stories and presence of so many strong women and we cannot wait to help celebrate that! The most prominent lady of Medora, Sheila Schafer, is the perfect women to feature for the conference. Learn about her story…
TR Medora Foundation Launches 2018 Business Membership Program
Members support the TRMF Mission and Get Great Perks
Connect your story, to the amazing story of the North Dakota Badlands. Again in 2018, businesses from around the region can join the hundreds of thousands that make Medora their tradition every year, by becoming a Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation Business member.
TRMF Business Memberships include philanthropic support for TRMF and major perks for members and their employees. READ MORE »