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My first game warden station was in Bottineau. Having spent time there in junior college the uniqueness of the Turtle Mountain’s fish, wildlife and habitat was part of the outdoors

DUNCAN B. STEWART Age 91 Duncan was born on December 25th, 1932, to parents Lloyd and Jean Stewart of Goodlands. He was...

Ordained in Montreal, Father John Malo was sent to Dakota Territory in 1879 to work with the indigenous people. He settled in the area near the Turtle Mountains. Not having a church building, he said mass in settlers’ homes and led open-air Masses. He also constructed a rough chapel, a small log building with a dirt floor and three wooden benches that served as pews. A simple wooden table served as the altar. Father Malo was one of the earliest white settlers in the area that would include the...

In this week's Destination Dakota, snow is hard to come by around North Dakota, but when it doesn't snow, you make snow.

Jonathan Tofteland, North Dakota Game and Fish Department district game warden in Bottineau, is the state’s 2023 Wildlife Officer of the Year. Tofteland was h

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Turtle Island Indoor Water Park to Celebrates Its Grand Opening in ...

BOTTINEAU — In January 2023, the Bottineau Winter Park in North Dakota announced its campaign to replace the old T-bar with a new one had been successful, as

It’s remembered as the Thanksgiving blizzard of 1896 because it struck Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 26, but the winds howled for three days and the temperatures plunged below zero after the storm passed.

It’s remembered as the Thanksgiving blizzard of 1896 because it struck Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 26, but the winds howled for three days and the temperatures plunged below zero after the storm passed.