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Modern technology will allow presidential library visitors to talk to Theodore Roosevelt
MEDORA, N.D. – As the construction continues at the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library (TRPL) in Medora, leaders are getting excited for its opening on July 4, 2026. “We’re thrilled and excited for it,” TRPL Executive Director Robbie Lauf said. “We’re about 80 percent of the way done with construction.”
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The bizarre reason this North Dakota town still exists: bubble bath
Harold Schafer’s Bubble Bath Fortune Rescues Medora. Medora, North Dakota was a ghost town in the making by the 1950s. Just 130 folks lived there on dirt roads with no running water. Then came Harold Schafer, a man who made millions from Glass Wax and Mr. Bubble. In 1962,...
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Records Request Policy Updated At Sidney City Council Meeting, Nov. 17
Resolution 3965 was approved at the Monday, Dec. 17 Sidney City Council meeting. The resolution updated the city’s Records Request Policy and fees to fall in line with Montana code. “We had to adjust fees because (Montana) legislature updated laws on what could be charged,” commented Jessica Chamberlin, City...
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‘It’s wonderful’: First-ever city-led food drive exceeds expectations
BEACH, N.D. (KFYR) - Food insecurity isn’t just a big city problem. It affects people in North Dakota’s smallest communities, too. Beach boasts a population of just over 900 people. And while several local churches run the local food pantry, keeping food on the shelves has been difficult.
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MDT Seeks Local Input on Proposed Safety Upgrades for BIA Route 1 Near Fort Kipp
The Montana Department of Transportation (MDT) has proposed a safety improvement project for a section of BIA Route 1, west of Fort Kipp. The project will address a one-mile stretch starting 1.5 miles west of the town. Plans include reconstructing and widening the road, applying new plant mix, and finishing with a chip seal. The project will also add updated pavement markings and new signs.
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‘It’s wonderful’: First-ever city-led food drive exceeds expectations
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The Montana Town Whose Scenic River Once Hid a Horror, and Still Captivates the Brave
The Yellowstone River slides past Glendive with a calm that looks unbreakable, a ribbon of light against the open Montana sky. Yet locals remember a tragedy that tested the town’s faith in its own serenity, and that memory still colors the water’s shine. Come for the scenery, stay...
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The Stage Is Set For A Magical Montana Christmas
The holiday season is fast approaching, and Sidney is preparing to celebrate in grand style with this year's Magical Montana Christmas. The Sidney Area Chamber of Commerce Christmas Committee has spent the past several months planning an extensive lineup of events designed to bring the community together and capture the spirit of the season.
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T00Z Construction, Dickinson, ND, Hired As GC/CM Of Savage Fire Hall Project
Plans for the new Savage Fire Hall are taking shape. Richland County Commissioners voted unanimously Wednesday, Nov. 5 to hire T00Z Construction, Dickinson, ND, as the General Contractor/Construction Manager (GC/CM) for the project. The process began with nine proposals, and five of those were interviewed the week of Oct. 27,...
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Sidney Parks & Rec Committee Votes "No" On Johnsons Park Parking Lot
Sidney City Council's Parks & Rec Committee met Wednesday, Nov. 5 and a motion passed against using a portion of Johnsons Park as additional parking for Sidney Health Center (SHC). The subject first came before the committee Monday, Aug. 4, and was met with strong opposition from community members. At...
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Sidney Volunteer Fire Dept. Fireman's Ball Will Ignite A Great Time, Nov. 15
The Sidney Volunteer Fire Department 2025 Fireman's Ball is back for its third year, Saturday, Nov. 15. The event is being held at the Richland County Event Center, 2118 W Holly St., 6-11 p.m. This is a 21+ event that promises a night of celebration with a silent auction, 6-8:30...
Fairfield Sun Times
The stage is set for a Magical Montana Christmas
The holiday season is fast approaching, and Sidney is preparing to celebrate in grand style with this year’s Magical Montana Christmas. The Sidney Area Chamber of Commerce Christmas Committee has spent the past several months planning an extensive lineup of events designed to bring the community together and capture the spirit of the season.
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Nov. 1 Will Recognize Those Who "Go The Extra Mile", Sidney
At the Oct. 20 Sidney City Council meeting, Rick Norby, mayor, signed a proclamation that Nov. 1 will be recognized as Extra Mile Day. The city of Sidney has made this proclamation for the last nine years, joining 478 cities as of Oct. 23, which will celebrate an individual's ability to create positive change personally, as well as in families, organizations, and communities by going the extra mile.
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City Of Sidney Approves 250 Grant Application, Repurposes Lagoon
Sidney City Council held their regularly scheduled meeting Monday, Oct. 20. at Sidney City Hall, 115 2nd St. SE. Mayor Rick Norby signed the Extra Mile Day proclamation, designating Nov. 1 as Extra Mile Day. Shannon Wicks, Sidney Area Chamber of Commerce executive director, presented a Veterans’ Memorial project which...