Board chairman emeritus of SCHEELS, Steve D. Scheel, will be getting the Rough Rider award in just a couple of weeks. It is ...

The date has been announced for the award ceremony where Steve D. Scheel, board chairman emeritus of the retail store SCHEELS ...

FARGO, ND (KXNET) — Governor Doug Burgum announced the 50th recipient of the North Dakota Theodore Roosevelt Rough Rider ...

One North Dakota city has been named a Gold Winner of the 2024 Travel Weekly Magellan Awards for being a family travel ...

The governor's office has scheduled a ceremony later this month to award the North Dakota Theodore Roosevelt Rough Rider Award to Steve D. Scheel, board chairman emeritus of the Fargo-based ...

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Board Chairman Emeritus of SCHEELS, Steve D. Scheel, will be getting the Rough Rider award in just a couple of weeks. It is North Dakota’s highest honor for its citizens and will be presented by Gov.

The former Rough Rider entertained boyishly romantic notions ... Roosevelt won the Nobel Peace Prize -- the first American to win the award -- and the U.S. strengthened its position in Asia ...

Steve D. Scheel, who expanded the Fargo-based sporting goods store Scheels to national prominence, will receive the Theodore Roosevelt Rough Rider Award, North Dakota's highest citizen honor.

The rural area in the western part of the state is known for its half-million acres of Little Missouri Grasslands in a region rich in oil reserves. Fast forward one year and the McKenzie Health ...

FARGO (KFGO/KVRR) — Board chairman emeritus of Scheels, Steve D. Scheel has been named the latest North Dakota Theodore Roosevelt Rough Rider Award recipient. The Rough Rider Award is North Dakota’s ...

Steve D. Scheel will be the next recipient of the North Dakota Rough Rider Award. (Contributed/Office of the North Dakota Governor) Steve Scheel will be North Dakota’s 50th Theodore Roosevelt ...