The Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation has tapped a North Dakotan and longtime executive as its next leader.

Clarence Sitter has been named chief executive officer for the Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation (TRMF). He succeeds Randy Hatzenbuhler, who is retiring after almost 40 years of leadership and will ...

This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Madi Lee, 24, about her experience living and working in Medora, North Dakota — a summer tourist town with a year-round population of less ...

Clarence Sitter is taking over as the Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation’s new CEO. Former CEO Randy Hatzenbuhler said he’s ...

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As a little April Fool’s Day prank, some of the largest statues in North Dakota got dressed up in Medora Musical costumes and ...

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A changing of the guard at the Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation. Clarence Sitter is the new CEO. He replaces Randy Hatzenbuhler, who is retiring.

Clarence Sitter has been with the Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation for 13 years. He said he is focused on building customer relationships and giving staff the tools they need to succeed.

He also takes over as the Medora Musical prepares for its 60th season. Sitter grew up in Drayton, North Dakota, a Pembina County city about 45 miles north of Grand Forks. With roughly 735 ...