by Mary Tastad | Jun 18, 2018 | History, North Dakota history, Places to go
Fort Union vs Fort Buford Two forts. One a fur trade outpost, the other an Army installation. So close together. Why? Visitors to the southern edge of Williams County in North Dakota get two forts in one short trip: Fort...
by Mary Tastad | Apr 13, 2018 | Places to go, Things To Do
They say you can make a lifelong memory on just a tank of gas. That’s true out here in the North Dakota Badlands. If you’re getting antsy to get out of the winter captivation, here are some ideas for you to start your plans for escape. The best part is,...
by Mary Tastad | Mar 26, 2018 | journal, North Dakota winter
Small Sightings and the Sounds of Solace by Fred MacVaugh Despite this winter malaise, I feel cheered. And it’s not our longer days or the warmer weather we had of late in northwest North Dakota. A stubble field provides bedding and food for a herd of mule...
by Mary Tastad | Feb 9, 2018 | Find Out Friday, journal, North Dakota history, Places to go
History Fort Buford is an amazing place. And it becomes even more special when visitors learn why there is a horse statue at the Fort. Some would say it’s haunted. Click here to read. Fort Buford figures in throughout the history of America. For example,...
