On every block of every street in Medora, North Dakota, you’ll find evidence of passion, purpose, and hard work on behalf of TRMF’s amazing volunteers. Few know this as well as Dick Grosz, who has made the annual trip from Sioux Falls, South Dakota, to
A growing program whose mission is to make Medora a lower-cost experience for families had another great year in 2022! Medora WISH was created and initially funded by Don & Pat Clement and Michael & Vicki Zaun in 2019. Since then, hundreds of people have
“Why me?” “Who cares?” “What more can I do?” Those three questions were at the center of a tremendous message delivered by John O’Leary to employees and friends of the Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation on Monday, July 11, 2022. John’s appearance in the Burning Hills
Each day at the Medora Musical we strive to honor the men and women who have served our country. But July 10, 2022 was extra special in Medora! Thanks to generous donors who have supported our Veterans Endowment, this year’s Veterans and Military Appreciation Day in
The Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation (TRMF) has gifted 3.5 acres to the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library Foundation (TRPLF). The donated land will be used for shared parking, walking and hiking pathways, and a redesigned passage to both the Burning Hills Amphitheatre and the Theodore Roosevelt
After twelve years of active leadership and a lifetime of interest in and dedication to Medora, Ed Schafer has retired from his position as Chair of the Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation (TRMF) Board of Directors. Schafer delivered his farewell address to friends and supporters of TRMF on
The Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation (TRMF) is proud to announce the recipients of the 2022 Bully Spirit Award: Mike & Peggy Bullinger of Fargo, North Dakota. Mike & Peggy Bullingerreceived the award on June 11, 2022 as part of Rough Riders Roundup, a yearly gathering of friends and supporters
(MEDORA, ND) The Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation (TRMF) recently celebrated two major milestones: ribbons were cut at the newly completed Point to Point Park and at historic Schafer Point in Medora. Point to Point Park is designed to be a hub of family-friendly activities in downtown Medora. It
May 20, 2022 For Charles Cullen, spending an afternoon in Medora raking rubber mulch meant coming full circle. “My wife and I were here 21 years ago helping build this,” the 87-year-old said of the Medora Children’s Park. “It’s been well used over the years.