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Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library: A must-see (opens the original)
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Visiting the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in Medora, North Dakota, was a bucket-list thrill. If you’re an outdoors person, Theodore Roosevelt (TR) would surely rank near the top of your favorite presidents list. He understood the value of natural resources and public lands and the necessity of wise management. Roosevelt learned much about the outdoors simply by walking through the prairie and woods. TR established 150 national forests, 51 federal bird reserves, 18 national monuments,
Visit North Dakota (opens the original)
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While touring the River Walk in San Antonio, Texas, our tour guide, after finding out my wife, Joan, and I were from North Dakota, said, “Did you know it’s the least visited state?” North Dakota and Alaska usually rank the lowest. That’s good company. I like looking out the window at our country during frequent road trips, and North Dakota offers three distinct, interesting regions. The Red River Valley features some of the richest farmland in the world. The impressive golden wheat fields in the
Kids, hunting and the outdoors (opens the original)
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Fall is approaching, making it a great time to introduce young people to hunting, a fun tradition that connects us to nature and the outdoors. Hunting interest is declining, and mentors are needed to get kids hunting. Mentors can make a lifelong impact. The North Dakota Game and Fish Department has an R3 (Recruit, Retain and Reactivate) Program designed to recruit new hunters, retain existing hunters and reactivate those who have stopped hunting. The Red River Area Sportsmen’s Club offers three
Oldies music never gets old (opens the original)
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It was a thrill to not act my age and attend a couple of doubleheader music concerts with my wife, Joan, at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion in The Woodlands, Texas. Chicago (1967), Styx (1972), Doobie Brothers (1970) and Santana (1969) all started more than 50 years ago. Each still has at least one original band member performing. For years, I observed the influence of oldies music at Music4Life during the Art4Life program at Siena Court. Music is fun, therapeutic, stress-relieving and calmi
Two decades of outdoor leadership (opens the original)
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Greg Gerou was an outstanding president of the Red River Area Sportsmen’s Club (RRASC) for 20 years. The RRASC is a well-run organization with a diversified agenda that Greg helped spearhead. Meetings were managed efficiently and orderly. Club members have much respect and admiration for Greg, who has deservedly received all the club awards — Sportsman of the Year, Lifetime Membership, Lifetime Achievement and Volunteer Service. Greg has the charisma, wit and personality to be an outstanding, co
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