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Fall/Winter 2015
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RITZ H OSPITALITY Magazine
Fall/Winter Edition 2015
What’s Inside
Accommodations
& Dining
Recreation
Community
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Valley City, North Dakota ................................. 8
Days Inn West Yellowstone, Montana ............ 12 Welcome to Beulah, North Dakota ................ 10
Ocean Terrace Condominiums ...................... 24 Yankton! What a Discovery ........................... 12
Glendive, MOntana – Welcome to our
little corner of Big Sky Country! .................... 15
Glen Rose, Texas ........................................... 16
Why Canyon Lake? ........................................ 17
Pecos, Texas – The Hot Spot
for adventure in Far West Texas .................... 18
The Perryton-Ochiltree Chamber
of Commerce would like to invite
YOU to come visit us! .................................... 19
Attractions &
Entertainment
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Springs of Healing ......................................... 21
Albuquerque, New Mexico ............................. 23
Departments
Publisher Information ...................................... 6
Advertiser Index ............................................ 29
Marketplace .................................................. 30
PAGE 9
Fargo Air Museum ........................................... 9
Museum of Geology – South Dakota School
of Mines and Technology .............................. 14
PAGE 20
Prehistoric Museum, USU Eastern ................ 22
Veterans Memorial Museum
Saratoga/Platte Valley ................................... 20
“They Shall Not Be Forgotten” ...................... 25 Welcome To Ontario, Oregon ........................ 26
La Pine Country ............................................. 26
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glacial meltwater trench called the
Sheyenne River Valley. Found only an
hour west of North Dakota’s largest
city (Fargo) on I-94, it is a short trek
to Valley City to take in the beauty of
a natural river valley and enjoy the
history and beauty of the region. The
Sheyenne River Valley National Scenic
Byway, a 63 mile drive, showcases the
area with 28 interpretive panels. You
can explore the history, geography,
geology, nature and take in the stories
of the Norwegian immigrants that
developed the valley.
Begin in Valley City at the Rosebud
Visitor Center and view the one of
a kind 1881 Northern Pacific Super-
Sodbuster Days. You can experience
farming with horse drawn equipment.
North of the byway, travel to Cooperstown to visit Oscar Zero, a cold war
missile site. Go down into the missile
intendent’s railcar. Specialty shops
sprinkle Valley City and you can enjoy
the City of Bridges tour. Fort Ransom,
a village south on the byway, hosts
silo and see how our military lived
during those dramatic times. Come
and enjoy the beauty and hospitality of
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Fargo Air Museum
"Located just off I-29 interstate,
The Fargo Air Museum is an easily
accessed pet friendly, must-stop
location. North Dakota's premiere
aviation destination, the Fargo Air
Wright Brothers' flyer the Smithsonian Institute has ever seen.” A “flying” museum, many of the airplanes
occasionally take to the sky, a unique
feature not found in the vast majority
Museum is home to aircraft of all
eras - from the modern Global Hawk
unmanned reconnaissance drone with
an impressive 100 foot wingspan to
the "most accurate recreation of a
of the nation's air museums.
Displaying more than just its many
aircraft, military memorabilia and
exhibits, the Fargo Air Museum also
houses one of the midwest's largest
Aviation libraries. Call ahead to book
your privately guided tour or choose
to explore both aircraft hangars and
discover it all on your own.
Educational day-camps, speakers and
seminars can also be found for flight
fans of all ages to enjoy. The museum
also is home to an extensive gift shop
featuring toys, jewelry, clothing, home
decor, books, dvds and much more,
ensuring you'll to find the perfect gift
for any aviation enthusiast. The Fargo
Air Museum is a fantastic choice for a
unique venue for corporate & private
events and has quickly become a local
favorite for hosting wedding ceremonies and receptions.
Located across the street from the
Fargodome Stadium, the Museum is
surrounded with dining opportunities
and is conveniently just moments away
from the Fargo's Hector International
Airport. The Fargo Air museum can
be found at 1609 19th Ave N, Fargo
North Dakota and reached by phone at
701-293-8043. For more information,
please visit www.fargoairmuseum.org
and “Like” it on facebook to keep
current on all upcoming events and
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7231 W Hwy 61
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Toll Free Reservations:
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Welcome to Beulah, North Dakota
L
ocated on the south shore of
Lake Sakakawea, Beulah is
a bustling community with
a lot to offer visitors. You will find
everything you need to make your stay
comfortable. Beulah offers adventure
for everyone, including golfing, the
beautiful Lake Sakakawea, unique
energy & mine tours, museums, recreational facilities, a new water park
that provides fun for the whole family,
dining to suit all tastes, and friendly
service throughout our community.
You will find culture and history
throughout the area that provides recreational opportunity and adventure for
the entire family. Explore the unique
wildlife museum which hosts trophy’s
from all over the world, the history of
Mercer County can be discovered at the
Historical Museum where the exhibits
trace back time to the early settlers and
their lives.
Lake Sakakawea is located just
minutes away from Beulah and offers a
wide range of water-based recreational
activities and facilities. Beulah Bay and
Skyview Junction LLC
Cenex Station
Dakota Waters Resort provide a full
range of amenities and services for both
camping and fishing enthusiasts.
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6 Fully Equipped Luxurious Cabins
Excellent for Summer & Winter Get-A-Ways
Fishing Haven • Hunting Paradise
Family Reunions • Romantic Weekends
Girls Get-A-Ways • Corporate Retreats
Truck Stop • Hunting & Fishing
Licenses • Deli Food • Soft Ice Cream
Pizza & Subs • Broasted Chicken
Video Lottery
18 Miles East of Brookings
at Hwy Jct. 13 & 14
Elkton, SD 57026
(605) 542-4961
(888) 345-4961
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(701) 252-5100
8280 31st St. S.E.
Jamestown, ND 58401
[email protected]
www.lakeviewmeadow.com
Mercer County Fair
July 7-10, 2016
Dakota Walleye Classic
July 22 & 23, 2016 - $12,000 1st Place
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Yankton! What a Discovery
A
snapshot at every turn, discover why Yankton is
always in season. Close your eyes. Picture yourself in
Yankton. What do you see?
Perhaps it’s summer time and you are laying in your boat–
your toes dipping into the cool refreshing water of Lewis and
Clark Lake as a gentle breeze relieves you from the bright
sun. Or you are relaxing by a campfire with the soothing
sound of waves in the distance.
Possibly you are driving by the Missouri National Recreational River past the beautiful fall foliage or maybe it’s
spring when things are in full bloom. Maybe you’re driving
through the city discovering the exquisite and unique shops in
Historic Downtown Yankton.
It might be winter, and you’re enjoying a steaming hot cup of
hot chocolate after a day of sledding, cross country skiing or
snow angels.
There are many snapshots of Yankton and every visitor to
this recreational haven has their own no matter what season
they come to visit. Spring, summer, fall and winter - Yankton
is always in season.
Miles of outdoor recreational opportunities greet visitors
to Yankton every year, where it be biking along the AuldBrokaw Trail, taking a stroll on the historic Meridian Bridge
or kayaking down the Missouri River.
We are a destination steeped in history, alive with arts and
culture and rich in recreational pursuits.
While summer is a popular time to visit, take advantage of
Yankton year-round, it’s an ideal getaway for any season.
Yankton invites you to take your own snapshot, and create
memories to last a lifetime.
To receive a free activity guide, visit us online at www.
visityanktonsd.com, e-mail [email protected], call
(800) 888-1460 or stop by the Yankton Area Visitors Center at
803 E. 4th St. in Yankton today.
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Base camp your next spring, summer, fall or winter
adventure in the heart of West Yellowstone, Montana–the
closest access to Old Faithful in Yellowstone National Park.
Days Inn West Yellowstone offers the best accommodations in
town from our deluxe to our standard rooms with many amenities to make every guest feel at home. Our Trapper’s Family Restaurant offers a delicious, hearty breakfast to start your day off.
Don’t forget to bring your swim trunks! Days Inn West
Yellowstone offers an indoor pool with a 100 foot water slide
along with hot tubs to relax in after a hard day of exploring all
of the natural wonders around us.
Summer time, West Yellowstone is known for its “blue Ribbon
trout Streams” in the surrounding area. You can always try your
hand at fly-fishing in Yellowstone National Park, Henry’s Fork of
the Snake River, or the Madison and Gallatin Rivers. Just ask our
front desk staff and they can help you select a fly-fishing guide.
We have some of the best in the world just 2 blocks away!
Winter time, Days Inn West Yellowstone works with
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Traveler’s Snowmobile Rentals providing top-of-the –line
Polaris snowmobile rentals, guided tours and snowmobile/
room packages. We offer a variety of snowmobile adventures from “soft” to “heart pounding”.
Explore the back country on groomed snowmobile trails that
begin right in town. Enjoy one or more days from a snowmobile taking in breath taking views. See sights you’ve never
seen before other than on post cards. View the ghost trees on
Two Top or play in the open fields blazing new trails. Take
those once in a lifetime photos. Travel down the surrounding
400 miles of groomed and mapped snowmobile trails in the
National Forests next to Yellowstone National Park.
After a day of activities, you can enjoy the IMAX Theater or
the Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center. They are only a few
blocks away–a nice evening stroll.
No matter the season, Days Inn West Yellowstone can help
bring your adventure to life. We can arrange for the many
outdoor adventures available in Yellowstone Country–no matter which of the four seasons you choose to visit. Call us at
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located along the Lincoln Highway and is listed on the
National Register of Historic Places.
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Museum of Geology
South Dakota School of Mines and Technology
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xplore the world through Geology! Geology is a fascinating and broad science, which
incorporates almost all of the other
sciences! At the Museum of Geology, you’ll find extensive exhibits
focusing on Paleontology – the study
of ancient life, and Mineralogy – the
study of minerals, including gems,
crystals, and the rocks they form.
Our displays are engaging and accessible to those of any age!
The Museum of Geology is located on the campus of the esteemed
South Dakota School of Mines and
Technology. The Museum opened its
doors in 1885, and has been collecting and displaying new specimens
ever since.
FREE Admission!
Preserving the Past,
Protecting the Future
A world-renowned collection of
thousands of fossil and mineral
specimens from the Black Hills
and around the World.
Hours
Summer - Memorial Day to Labor Day
M-F 9-5; Sat. 9-6; Sun. 12-5
Open Holidays
Winter - Labor Day to Memorial Day
M-F 9-4; Sat. 10-4
Closed Sundays and Holidays
501 E. St. Joseph St.
Rapdi City, SD 57701
(605) 394-2467
http://museum.sdsmt.edu
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Come and see our fascinating
mounted skeletons of dinosaurs,
mammals, marine reptiles, and fish!
Dozens of rare fossils from the White
River Badlands are arranged in
age-specific dioramas. Our mineral
displays include the Hall of South
Dakota Minerals, meteorites, gold,
and a fluorescent mineral room that’s
sure to fascinate. See our unique
specimens from as far away as Antarctica.
We also feature a brand new exhibit
on the history of the Museum in
honor of our 125th Anniversary
in 2010. It features items from the
Museum’s past including the Gold
Medal diploma won at the 1904 St.
Louis World’s Fair and the flag actually flown on the 1940 National Geographic Expedition. Learn about the
Museum’s past, present and future
with this insightful display.
Don’t miss the gift shop with a wide
selection of toys, books, jewelry,
mineral specimens, geology tools,
and apparel. Free Admission, donations are always welcome! Guided
tours are available for groups. Please
call ahead to schedule, for more information and hours (605-394-2467).
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Welcome to our
little corner of
Big Sky Country!
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he Glendive Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture
welcomes you to our little corner of Big Sky Country!
Glendive, a thriving community that still offers that smalltown hospitality, is tucked between the Yellowstone River and the
Badlands. Come see the part of Montana that offers a much different landscape than the Western part of this beautiful state.
Come and enjoy...
Makoshika State Park, Dawson County Fair,
fishing, hunting, boating, hiking, tennis,
mountain biking, folf course,
rifle and trap shooting,
fossil digs, rodeos and more!
Glendive Chamber of Commerce
& Agriculture
808 North Merrill Avenue
Glendive, MT 59330, United States
406-377-5601 [email protected]
We are the proud home of Makoshika State Park which is
Montana’s largest state park with just over 11,000 acres of
primitive terrain and is home to many dinosaur fossils. We
welcome you to walk the same trails once roamed by the
mighty dinosaurs. Bring your camera to capture the wildlife
that call this oasis home such as eagles, turkey, vultures and
deer. Once your hike in the park is over, head over to the
historic Bell Street Bridge. No longer open to motorized traffic, this is a wonderful way to view the infamous Yellowstone
River by strolling at your own pace across this ¼ mile bridge.
If you’d like to learn more about Glendive’s history, take
a trip in time at the Frontier Gateway Museum. They boast
items from clothing to farm equipment to photos from eras
gone by. If that doesn’t take you far enough back into time,
visit one of the area’s dinosaur museums. Ever wonder
what a 38-foot Tyrannosaurus Rex looks like? Well, here’s
your chance! Visit the Makoshika Dinosaur Museum and be
amazed by the giant that once roamed the earth. Next stop
should be the Glendive Dinosaur and Fossil Museum, the
largest of its kind, where you will find many full size dinosaur
and fossils exhibited and ready to be enjoyed by all!
If you want to get a glimpse of what farm life is all about,
you’ve come to the right place! Glendive is considered the agricultural hub of Eastern Montana and Western North Dakota!
Head down any country road and see the farms & ranches that
Eastern Montana is known for.
For more information on the area, please stop in and visit
us at the Glendive Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture and
we will be more than happy to help make your visit here as
enjoyable as possible! Enjoy your time in Glendive…where
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Glen Rose,
Texas
W
elcome to Glen Rose, Texas! Your adventure is
here! It doesn’t matter when you come, any time
of the year is a great time to visit Glen Rose.
There is so much to do and see, it is the perfect place for a
family vacation or a weekend getaway.
The premiere art and science
museum of South Texas.
Events | Exhibits | Collections
Hours of Operation:
Mon: Closed
Tues-Wed-Fri-Sat: 9am - 5pm
Thur: 9am - 8pm
Sun: 1pm - 5pm
1900 Nolana, McAllen, TX 78504
(956) 682-0123 | imasonline.org
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Glen Rose is known as the “Dinosaur Capital of Texas” and
for good reason. Dinosaur Valley State Park contains some
of the best preserved dinosaur tracks in the world. Another
dinosaur attraction is Dinosaur World. It is Texas’s largest
attraction dedicated to dinosaurs. Dinosaur World features life
size recreations in the forms of statues and animatronics. It
also has a museum, fossil dig and Boneyard playground.
Other top attractions include: Fossil Rim Wildlife Center, a
world renowned wildlife preserve featuring over a thousand
threatened and endangered species from around the world,
free roaming on 1,700 acres, it’s a mini Africa in Texas!
The Promise is a musical play about the life and ministry
of Jesus Christ. Come see the Gospel come to life before
your eyes and listen to the award winning musical score
performed by a cast and crew of over 200. Performances
are Friday and Saturday nights in September and October.
If golf is your game plan to play a round at the top rated
Squaw Valley Golf Club. Golf Digest Magazine gave Squaw
Valley’s beautiful 36 holes of championship golf a 4 ½ out
of 5 stars.
Go shopping in our historic Courthouse Square. Watch a rodeo or equestrian event at the Somervell County Expo Center.
Explore one of our museums. Experience one of our festivals
like the Paluxy Bluegrass Festival held the first weekend of
April and October. Dine out at one of our many local owned
or chain restaurants. Or just get some fresh air by going biking, swimming, hiking, or horseback riding.
So make sure to book your getaway at one of our bed &
breakfasts, cabins, hotels, campgrounds or RV parks. Hope to
see you soon!
Glen Rose Convention & Visitors Bureau: 1505 N.E. Big
Bend Trail, Glen Rose, TX 76043; (254) 897-3081 or 1-888RH
346-6282. www.glenrosetexas.net www.ritzhospitalitymag.com
Why Canyon Lake?
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’ve heard it said a number of times that it’s all about
location, location, location. Being centrally located
an hour’s drive between San Antonio and Austin, TX.
Canyon Lake is certainly no exception to this statement with
all its natural beauty, historic places and unique people. In
the summer with the Guadalupe River flowing in and out of
Canyon Lake, this area has always been known as the Water
Recreation Capital of Texas. But now this area is also being
known as a year round destination for good reason.
Canyon Lake and the Guadalupe River....
“The Water Recreation
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In the fall, the brilliantly reds, gold’s and orange colors
inspire the artist in everyone with a palette of colors that even
the Catskills, the Great Smoky Mountains, and the Ozarks
would envy. Now, imagine yourself in a small sailboat on a
blue/ green water lake with a pleasantly cool breeze covering
your body as your eyes take in the color of the surrounding
Hill Country with the lone Bald Eagle circling above. Just as
easily, you could find yourself in some waders in the middle
of the Guadalupe River testing your fly rod skills against the
rainbow trout waiting just below the surface.
Spring time at Canyon Lake is another season of color with
many species of wildflower. Texas bluebonnets, Engelmann’s
daisy and Indian paintbrush along with other early bloomers give
way to the later blooming but equally brilliant Mealy blue sage,
Plains black-foot daisy, Coreopsis, Indian blanket, Mexican hat,
just to name a few. This is a time of year when the dust is wiped
from camera and video equipment and the family vehicle is readied for a road trip to capture the color of these spring season.
The summer months at Canyon Lake bring a different appeal. This season lends itself high energy activities such as
swimming, diving, snorkeling, water skiing, wake boarding
and tubing. If you’d rather slow things down a bit then seek
the services of one of the many river outfitters to tube the
Guadalupe. With 23 boat ramps, two marinas, bed & breakfasts and plenty of camping parks, you should be able to find
a spot and activity that scratches your outdoor recreation itch.
The Guadalupe River and Canyon Lake, at least in my opinion, is a crown jewel of the Texas Hill Country. It’s a place
that brings a sense of peace and well being to visitors. It’s a
place where memories are made with family and friends. It’s
a place to observe, develop and enhance an appreciation of
nature. It’s a place where strangers can become friends and
friends become family. We encourage you to give Canyon
Lake a visit so that you can experience what many already
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Canyon Lake Area Chamber of Commerce
830-964-2223 | 800-528-2104
www.CanyonLakeChamber.com
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Pecos, Texas
The Hot Spot for adventure
in Far West Texas
As home to The World's First Rodeo, we have heritage of
western hospitality and a reputation for fun. We invite you to
come and visit a hot spot in adventurous Far West Texas.
Annual Events
Jan: Reeves County Jr. Livestock Show
March: Texas Proud in Pecos
May: Annual Toro Diablo Bull Riding
Relay For Life
June: Golden Girl of the Old West Revue
Little Miss Cantaloupe Pageant
Old Timer's Reunion
West of The Pecos Rodeo
July: Night In Old Pecos/Cantaloupe Festival & Food Show
Aug: Annual Cantaloupe Fly-In
Sept: 16 de September Festival
Oct: County Fall Fair & Livestock Show
County Sheriff's Posse BBQ Coo-Off
Dec: Annual Christmas Parade
Christmas Lighting & Fireworks
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here in the heart of West Texas sits the community
of Pecos with a friendly western smile waiting to
invite you to come in find the true cowboy in you.
With its rich history of cowboys and rodeo, Pecos has one
of the best historical attractions in West Texas, the West of
the Pecos Museum. Over 50 rooms occupying three floors of
western heritage, artifacts and West Texas lore can be found
in it describing the proud history that is the roots of this Pecos
community and the surrounding area. Speaking of preserving
history, just a couple of blocks south of the West of the Pecos
Museum there is a place that exists just for the auto historians.
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The Memory Lane Car Museum takes you back in time with
their excellent antique auto collection for your enjoyment.
With Pecos also known as Home of the World’s First Rodeo
there is a certain pride in wearing cowboy boots on an
everyday basis. Back in 1883, on Independence Day, local
cowboys with great skill decided to compete in the world’s
first Rodeo right there in Pecos! Now, annually cowboys from
all over gather in the historical Buck Jackson Arena to compete in Rodeo action for that coveted recognition four exciting
nights in the West of the Pecos Rodeo. What a site it is! Visitors from all over the world travel to this laid back, friendly
community to celebrate Rodeo heritage. And speaking of
cowboys, located in the Pecos Area Chamber of Commerce/
CVB is the Texas Rodeo Hall of Fame where cowboys from
Pecos and the area have been inducted in recognition for their
Rodeo accomplishments. While you are out in the west drop
in for a visit, spend some time and walk away with your own
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western smile, compliments of Pecos, Texas.
The Perryton-Ochiltree
Chamber of Commerce would
like to invite YOU to come visit us!
P
erryton, Texas. A small town community with big-city
spirit! Located in the Northeastern Texas Panhandle,
we are the Wheatheart of the Nation! Perryton is a
proud community that strives to be the best and provide the
best. We tell our visitors that what makes Perryton unique
is something that can’t be purchased, it’s the people! The
people of Perryton are generous, caring, and very hospitable
to everyone they meet. Which is why Perryton doesn’t just
satisfy tourists, it creates a culture of loyal customers who
keep returning to Perryton based on the quality of products
and customer service they receive. Too often towns of our
sized are plagued by empty storefronts and boarded windows,
but not Perryton. Our Main Street, much like our community, is full of life! People are often awed by the beauty of
our Downtown Main Street and astounded by the spectrum
of goods we have to offer. Whether searching for furniture,
flowers, or food, Perryton truly has something for everyone!
For more information on Perryton, please visit www.perryton.org, www.ptnchamber.com, or contact the Chamber of
Commerce at 806-435-6575 or at [email protected].
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We hope to meet you soon! Perryton
Something for Everyone!
Shop the many retail stores on Main Street
Golf at the 18 hole municipal course
Visit The Museum of the Plains
Wheatheart of the Nation Celebration in August
Perryton-Ochiltree
Chamber of Commerce
2000 S Main, Perryton, TX 79070
Phone: 806-435-6575 E-mail: [email protected]
www.perryton.org
Where Fun, History, and
Science Come Together!
“Where History Meets Hospitality”
Located on Historic Rt 66
Tulsa’s Best Boutique Hotel
26 Uniquely Themed Rooms
On-Site Lounge, Restaurant, and Full-Service Spa
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places
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Visit Clinton... Route 66
and so much more! Home of
the Oklahoma Route 66 Museum
Route 66 Festival and the
Hub City Market!
Clinton Chamber of Commerce
580.323.2222
www.ClintonOK.org
Visit Clute!
We have something
for everyone. 21
miles of beaches,
deep sea and bay
fishing, dive park, golf,
award winning museums, planetarium, art
gallery, plays and musicals, and much more.
Check out:
www.GoClute.com
for more information
or call: 1-888-GOCLUTE
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Saratoga/
Platte Valley
By: Stacy Crimmins, Executive Director
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Shoshone Cultural
Center Arts & Crafts
90 Ethete Rd. • Ft. Washakie 82514
n the pristine Platte Valley, you
will find areas where you can hike
without crowds, hear creeks rushing by, smell the scent of evergreens,
or listen to aspens sway in the wind.
Want more? Immerse yourself in the
free hot pool, where legend has it that
these waters were enjoyed by ancient
Indian tribes.
Platte River. These rivers boast some
of the best Blue Ribbon trout fishing
anywhere.
Travel the boardwalk at the StorerSaratoga Lake Wetland Project, nesting
habitat to many bird species and
adjacent to the popular Saratoga Lake.
While in the area, you can tour the
National Fish Hatchery.
Photo by: Leigh Taylor
(Located at Fort Washakie School)
Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8-5 Sat. & Sun. by appt.
Complete Selection of Beadwork
The final resting place of Sacajawea,
the famous Shoshone woman
who helped the Lewis & Clark
Expedition of 1804-1806.
E-mail: [email protected]
(307) 332-9106 (307) 332-3595
Winding through the town of
Saratoga is the Upper North Platte
River. The Encampment River flows
through Riverside and feeds into the
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mining history, and at the Grand Encampment Museum, you can relive the
past through colorful exhibits and authentic cabins. Displays and dioramas
at the Saratoga Museum also illustrate
times gone by, offering interpretive
presentations as well as a beautiful
outdoor pavilion.
Shopping the Valley is a unique opportunity with specialty shops to fill every
need. Whether looking for something
special for you, your family or your
horse, you’ll find it here.
The breathtaking Sierra Madre and
Snowy Range Mountains majestically
surround the Valley. Ideal for hiking, camping and wildlife gazing in
the summer, these mountains are also
perfectly suited for wintertime cross
country skiers and snowmobilers with
over 300 miles of groomed trails.
For more information about the Platte
Valley and our community events,
visit www.saratogachamber.info or
call 307-326-8855.
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Springs of Healing
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hermopolis, Wyoming. The
World’s Largest Mineral Hot
Spring is located in Hot Springs
State Park. A boardwalk leads you over
terraces formed by the hot water. Pools
offer swimming, soaking, and sliding
in the hot mineral water. There are at
least 27 different minerals in the water;
making it healthful to drink.
The Wind River flows through the
Wind River Canyon south of town. 2500
feet high canyon walls reveal formation
for each major era of the earth’s formational development. Drive the canyon or
Old West Wax Museum offers the history of wax museums. The Lawrence
Barbed Wire display is the third largest
collection of barded wire and related
tools in the United States.
Dancing Bear Folk Center houses
the biggest collection of Marbles west
of the Mississippi. Visit the Railroad
Room. The Teddy Bear Den displays
more than 250 bears from around the
world. The folk center includes a working textile studio with spinning wheels,
looms, quilting frames, and historical
textiles.
BEST WESTERN
Canyon De Chelly Inn
100 Main St. on Rt. 7, Chinle, AZ 86503
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enjoy a white water rafting trip. Look for
bighorn sheep, deer, elk and bald eagles.
The Wind River changes names at the
Wedding of the Waters and becomes the
Big Horn River. The river flows lazily
through Thermopolis and Hot Springs
State Park.
The Wyoming Dinosaur Center and
Dig Sites has a world-class museum,
gift shop, working dig sites and a complete modern preparation laboratory.
Interpretive dig site tours allow visitors
to watch as scientists remove fossils
from burial sites. Dig For A Day and
Kids Digs are available.
Hot Spring County Museum and Cultural Center includes the cherry wood
bar from the Hole-In-The-Wall Saloon,
a hangout for Butch Cassidy and the
Sundance Kid; a country schoolhouse,
family collections and one of the nicest
Indian artifact collections in the state.
Northwest of Thermopolis is located
the Legend Rock Petroglyphs site. The
work of three different prehistoric cultural groups, the site includes at least
283 pictures on 92 rock panels.
Sports enthusiast will find big game,
small game and bird hunting in the
county. Enjoy hiking, photo safaris,
rock hunting and animal watching.
For a taste of “wild animals” stop by
the Safari Room at the Holiday Inn of
the Waters. On display are mounted
animals from all over the world. The
Big Horn River and Wind River offer
blue ribbon trout fishing and Boysen
Reservoir is the sportsperson’s dream.
Thermopolis offers a beautiful ninehole golf course.
Thermopolis-Hot Springs Chamber of
Commerce, P.O. Box 768, Thermopolis, WY 82443, (800) SUN-N-SPA, or
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2221 W. Spruce,
Rawlins, WY 82301
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Prehistoric Museum, USU Eastern
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rice, Utah –Visit one of only five accredited museums
in the state of Utah and the only accredited museum
located east of the Wasatch Front. The Prehistoric
Museum is also a state and federal repository. Explore informative and entertaining interpretative exhibits, some of which
include hands-on and bilingual elements, about local archaeology, paleontology, and geology. Cell phone tours enhance
the visitor experience with additional information.
The Hall of Archaeology contains the world-renowned Pilling Figurines, some of the most complete and ornate Fremont
figurines in existence, the Huntington Mammoth, hailed as
one of the most pristine examples of a Columbian mammoth
to date, a Fremont pithouse, and a Ute tipi that the visitor can
enter to experience Ute life.
The Hall of Paleontology is host to a veritable parade
of real bone and cast skeletal mounts; the museum offers
unique and original finds such as the Utahraptor, Animantarx, Gastonia burgei, Allosaurus, Chasmosaurus,
Stegosaurus and much more. . The museum has many real
bone and cast skeletons from the Jurassic and Cretaceous
periods. The collection also contains many dinosaur tracks
removed from local coal mines, dinosaur eggs, and other
fossils. See what’s shaking at the Earthquake Monitor
exhibit, showing earthquake activity from around the world
in real-time.
You will see a spectacular geological component in the Hall
of Paleontology that adds another interesting and informative
aspect to the museum. Hands-on geological displays allow the
visitor to touch and learn as you experience life 300 billion
years in the making.
The museum has Observation Labs, where visitors can see
the processes of curation and fossil preparation as well as
speak with a preparator in a one-on-one setting. Children love the Discovery Area, a place to unearth dinosaur bones or play in a pithouse replica. This area is also full
of other hands-on activities: coloring pages, games, puppets
and more.
The museum also offers an art gallery with different exhibitions throughout the year.
The Prehistoric Museum is home to the famed Utahraptor who is waiting to greet you in the lobby. The Prehistoric
Museum is open year-round Monday through Saturday from
9 a.m. to 5 p.m. closed Sundays. Holiday closures include:
Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New
Year’s Eve, and New Year’s Day. Please call 800-817-9949,
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Albuquerque,
New Mexico
F
rom its birthplace in historic Old Town in 1706, Albuquerque has grown from small pueblos and Spanish
farms to one of the Southwest’s premier metropolitan
centers. Albuquerque is New Mexico’s largest city with just
over 750,000 residents. Built on the diversity of Spanish culture and Native American tradition, Albuquerque is home to
world class cultural events, unique attractions, a vibrant heritage, 16 museums, shopping, outdoor recreation, spectacular
hot air ballooning, and championship golf courses.
Experience New Mexico’s rich cultural history as you hike
among the ancient cliff dwellings and petroglyphs to learn
about the lifestyles and beliefs found in the area’s earliest
civilizations. Albuquerque is the gateway to Pueblo Indian
culture. Learn about the state’s 19 Indian pueblos at the Indian
Pueblo Cultural Center. Indian dances, artist demonstrations
and bread baking take place at the Indian Pueblo Cultural
Center every weekend. Experience living cultural traditions
on a guided tour of Acoma Pueblo just 45 minutes west of
Albuquerque.
Albuquerque is a four-season destination with 310 days of
sunshine per year. This provides visitors with endless possibilities for outdoor activities under a clear blue sky. A hot-air
balloon ride in the “hot air balloon capital of the world” is unlike any other experience; balloon rides are offered throughout the year. Get a bird’s eye view of the Rio Grande Valley
by riding the Sandia Peak Aerial Tramway from 6,500 feet to
more than 10,000 feet. Once at the top, hit the trails for hiking
and exploring. Take in a view of more than 11,000 square
miles on a clear day.
The climate and high desert landscape are ideal for hiking,
biking and golfing. Set out for a hike along one of many trails
winding through the Cibola National Forest on Sandia Peak
or challenge yourself with a ride on a mountain bike over the
rugged terrain. Road biking is also abundant in the area with
numerous trails linking throughout the city. Combine the milehigh elevation and varied landscape of central New Mexico
with warm sun, low humidity and very affordable green fees,
and you have a fantastic golf destination. With more than 15
golf courses in the metro area, golfers of every skill level will
enjoy a picturesque round of golf in Albuquerque.
For the authentic New Mexican experience, be sure to sample
some chile. New Mexico’s state question, “Red or Green?”
refers to the type of chile you prefer. Add some spice into your
life and order “Christmas style” and you’ll get both red and
green chile on your plate. Albuquerque offers a variety of dining options from a quaint and casual atmosphere to an elegant
fine dining ambiance.
Take a piece of New Mexico home with you – an authentic
art piece that is. Albuquerque offers an array of Southwestern
art from hand-made pottery and jewelry to tin work, paintings
and rugs.
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Ocean Terrace Condominiums
O
cean Terrace Condominiums
is located in the quiet south
end of Lincoln City, Oregon.
Located 65 feet above the sand, with
one of the most spectacular views on
the Oregon Coast, we are the perfect
spot to relax while you are exploring
the area.
Each 1 bedroom unit at Ocean Terrace
is individually owned so no two rooms
Located near Washington State University
next to the beautiful Bill Chipman Palouse
Trail, where visitors can enjoy hiking,
biking and walking.
Quality Inn Paradise Creek
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are alike, each has its’ own unique
décor. We are sure you will find the
perfect unit for you, whether it’s a
romantic get-a-way or a family vacation. All ocean view units have fully
equipped kitchens, living room, and
full bath. Non-view units have either
full equipped kitchens or efficiency
kitchens. There are DVD players as
well as internet access in all units. We
also have an indoor heated swimming
pool, saunas, pool table, table tennis
and beach access from the property. We
are a smoke-free establishment and we
do not allow pets on the premises.
At Ocean Terrace Condominiums we
pride ourselves in making sure this is
an establishment where you can come
relax, and bring the whole family. We
have barbeques and picnic tables for
those fun family dinners, or a romantic
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Veterans
Memorial Museum Chehalis, WA
“They Shall Not Be Forgotten”
T
he Veterans Memorial Museum, located in Chehalis,
WA, began in 1997 at a storefront in Chehallis, WA.
From this humble beginning through perseverance
and the help of membership moneys and donations, they were
able to open their new facility in 2005. This facility, featuring a 9,000 square foot main gallery, 85 display cases and
hundreds of displays honoring our veterans, is visible from
Interstate 5 just off Exit 77.
The museum also features a military history reference library
with thousands of volumes. There is also a gift shop and a
“USO” where you can enjoy a cup of coffee and converse
with local veterans.
Many veterans returning from war bury emotions deep inside
their minds and hearts and do not learn how to reconcile with
them until 20 to 50 years later. Unfortunately some never are
able to come to grips with these emotions. One of the major
goals of the Veterans Memorial Museum is to sponsor events
such as these to help the HEALING process begin.
Desert War Veterans Day
On June 25th they will be honoring the veterans of the Desert War. The guest speaker will be a Global War on Terrorism
Purple Heart recipient.
Civil War Battle and Remembrance
On the July weekend of the 23th-24th they will continue
their recognition of the Sesquicentennial of the American
Civil War. They will be having another large battle and encampment not far from the Museum. These are really exciting
events as you watch the battle unfold, learn about life in the
1860’s from the living historians and learn about the featured
battle.
Vietnam Veterans Day
On the August 6th the Veterans Memorial Museum will continue its recognition of the veterans of the Vietnam War. The
guest speaker for this year’s event will be a USAF Air Force
Cross recipient.
Visit the Veterans Memorial Museum
The museum is open year round Tuesday-Saturday from
10AM to 5PM, and from June 1st through Labor Day in September, it is also open on Sundays from 1PM to 5PM.
All of the museum’s programs are intended to HONOR
those who serve or have served our country. The freedom our
citizens and our County currently have is a direct result of
the millions of American servicemen and women who have
served their country in peace and war!
For more information, call (360)740-8875 or visit their webRH
site at www.veteransmuseum.org.
Massive 20,500 Sq. Ft. Museum
Open Year Round from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Tues.-Sat.
Also, from June 1st through Labor Day Weekend
1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Sunday
June 25, 2016
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July 23-24, 2016
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Welcome To Ontario, Oregon
O
ntario is nestled on the lush banks of the Snake River
and is proud to be the first Oregon city you encounter when traveling west from the Idaho border. Once
you enter the uniquely rugged landscape of the Treasure
Valley, you will come to understand why many people never
want to leave. Those who choose to live here understand the
meaning and importance of a quality, family oriented lifestyle.
Thus, the community reflects the energy, distinction, and
diversity of the surrounding geography.
Ontario is the kind of laid-back town you dream about when
you want to get away from the hectic schedule of a busy, big
city lifestyle. It is a town where you will find the people are
genuine, authentic, friendly, and down to earth. It is a town with
a fascinating history, rich traditions, and a diverse population.
Ontario boasts a myriad of recreational activities for all
ages, interests and skill levels within driving distance from its
downtown area. Here you can enjoy mountain biking, hiking,
golfing, camping, sport fishing, bird watching, kayaking, river
rafting, horseback riding and much more. Ontario is situated
only two hours from four separate ski resorts including the
world renowned Tamarack Ski Resort in Cascade Idaho. You
can not only downhill ski to your heart’s content, but also
snowmobile, cross country ski and ice skate as well. There are
also 61 acres of lush parks within the city, so there are many
opportunities to just enjoy the landscape.
Ontario is known for its wonderful annual Winter Wonderland
Christmas Parade - the largest Christmas Parade in our region. It
is held on the first Saturday of December, although the weather
may be cold, the people of Ontario are warm and friendly. We
invite you to join us to watch the wonderful Christmas Parade
and enjoy the mix of local entries of floats, marching bands,
dignitaries and of course the big guy himself Santa Clause!
Ontario is a city full of things to do, places to see, and
four distinct and beautiful season’s, so anytime you choose
to visit will be the perfect time. Visit us on our web site at
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La Pine Country
W
elcome to La Pine! La Pine is surrounded by some
of the world’s greatest geological features, forests,
lakes and fast running streams and rivers. As a
visitor we want you to get comfortable with the ‘Outdoors at
your Front Door’. There are 2.5 million acres of forest, seven
wilderness areas, six rivers, 157 lakes, and 1600 miles of trails
and the unique landscape of the Newberry National Volcanic
Monument. There are also great annual events to go see.
The Newberry Monument was designated in 1990. Over
50,000 acres available for your exploration and enjoyment.
Drive to the top of 8,000’ Paulina Peak, over-looking the
Newberry Caldera, Paulina and East Lake!
The Lava Lands Visitor’s Center/ Lava River Cave & Lava Cast
Forest - about 15 minutes north of La Pine on Highway 97.
The Outback Scenic Highway - Highway 31 takes you from
La Pine into the Great Basin where you can see and explore
the fascinating Fort Rock formation, Hole in the Ground and
Crack in the Ground. Continuing, you go through Silver Lake,
Summer Lake, and Paisley to Lakeview. Each town offers a
different perspective of mountains, hills, flat lands, forests and
streams.
The Cascade Lakes National Scenic Byway - A 66 mile drive
from Mount Bachelor, Broken Top and alpine lakes south
through the Deschutes National forest to Crescent Lake.
South and North Twin Lakes - just 20 minutes west of La
Pine. Enjoy camping at South Twin Resort featuring a lodge,
restaurant and boat rentals.
Things to do in La Pine:
Join us for Frontier Days and La Pine Rodeo on July 4th
weekend and Jade’s Jazz Festival in August. Activities include
Rock Hounding, Hiking Trails and Horse Trails, Boating.
Fishing and Hunting, Wildlife, Water Falls, Camping, Lakes,
Streams and Rivers, Mountain Biking, Snowmobiling, Snow
Shoeing, Warm/Hot Springs, Obsidian Flow, Geological
Formations, Archeology, History, Mountains and the High
Desert!
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s a manager, one must understand who they are,
what they represent, how they fit in with the culture
of their community and company, as well as what
motivates them. In return, we must challenge those who follow us to learn, embrace, and act upon the roads of development that led us to knowing what our purpose is in life
personally and professionally. As a leader and manager there
must be a collaboration and connection within a team. Being
able to guide and develop individuals personally and professionally allows for deep relationships that yield efficiency,
dedication, honesty, and growth.
Managers and leaders must acknowledge that the world is
ever-changing and that we all have something to learn each
and every day. Diversity and inclusion is what make relationships work; however, the foundation of leadership and work
relationships stem from the acknowledgement that we are
purposeful, that we are worthwhile, and that we value one
another. These foundations are then fostered and grown by the
giving and receiving of new skills, abilities, knowledge, and
problem solving tendencies.
Actionable items that lead to finding out who your employees are and what drives them can be completed in five easy
and efficient steps.
One- Have each team member complete a bucket list. In an
open and comfortable environment, allow them to share. This
allows management as well as employees to embrace similarities and differences of activities and relations to personality
types.
Two- Promote work/life balance by encouraging team members to check items off of the list.
Three- Lead by example and get out in the world, check off
some items, and make a difference.
Four- Don’t let the passion die. Revisit the list every few
months and add to it. Share with those closest to you to ensure
that you are growing both personally and professionally.
Five- Forget the excuses, forget the what-ifs, and forget what
doesn’t help us grow. Hindrance is the worst enemy in creating and implementing change.
As a manager it is essential for one to lead by example.
By implementing the five actionable items listed above and
choosing to be present and engaged, managers promote a
positive attitude while inside and outside the office. Not only
does an employee need to rely on the strength of the manager
but they also need to rely on the power of the manager’s
positivity and attitude.
“If I don’t do it, someone else will.” This simple phrase will
always keep the manager and employee in the frame of mind
that no one is irreplaceable and ninety-eight percent of change
and productivity stems from a positive attitude. Attitudes are
contagious; ensure that, as the manager or team leader, you
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Hiway Motel & Sport Shop
310 10th St., Plummer, ID 83851
(208) 686-1310
www.thegreygull.com
16 Rooms, $45-$70, open all year,
cable/satellite TV, non-smoking, pets ok.
accommodations
HOLIDAY MOTEL
5416 Fairview Ave. Boise, ID 83706
Take Curtis Exit off I-84
Behind Alden-Waggoner Funeral Home On Fairview
Between Orchard & Curtis
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Lazy G Motel
123 Hayden St., W. Yellowstone, MT
1801 W Broadway, Van Horn, TX
432-283-2682
Popular stop for travelers. Crossroads
of The Texas Mountain Trail.
Windmill Inn
Motel & RV Park
www.windmillinnlynden.com
(307) 347-9388
Town of Van Horn
Trails West Motel
Hwy 2 West, 111 - 1ST St., NW, Devils Lake, ND 58301
(701) 662-5011 Reservations Only: (800) 453-5011
Email: [email protected]
www.trailswestmotelnd.com
72 Rooms, Continental Breakfast, Wireless Internet,
Handicap Accessible, Weekly Rates Available
AAA - AARP - Senior - Military Discount
www.lazygmotel.com
1000 Howell Ave., Worland, WY 82401
community
community
Located in the heart of Washington’s finest resort community.
Individually owned condos. Five different floor plans, outside
pool & hot tub, indoor sauna. Dogs only.
8022 Guide Meridian Rd.
Lynden, WA 98264
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651 Ocean Shores Blvd NW
Ocean Shores, WA, 98569
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campground
Tobacco Garden Campground
26 Miles N. on Hwy. 1806
701-842-4199
Full Service Restaurant, C-store, bait and
Tackle Shop, 70 Campsites, 2 Log Cabins, Gas,
Picnic Shelters, Wireless Internet
www.tobaccogardens.com
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Located 15 miles from east entrance of
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horseback riding, fishing or just relaxing.
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to one of our representatives
and get the marketplace
working for your business.
museum
museum
Fort Chadbourne
Rosemount Museum
Established in 1852 and abandoned in 1867. Visitor
center/museum displays artifacts from the site.
Built Between 1891-1893
Visit One Of The Best Examples Of The Victorian Era.
409 East College Boulevard, Roswell, NM 88201
An eclectic collection of more than 450 works by former
fellows of the Roswell Artist-In-Residence Program.
Closed Sundays, Mondays, Major Holidays & All January
Weekdays: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., weekends 1-5 p.m.
www.roswellamoca.org
Military Frontier Fort
651 Fort Chadbourne, Bronte, TX 76933
325.743.2555
www.fortchadbourne.org
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419 W. 14th St. • Pueblo, CO 81003
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(719) 545-5290
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4540 State Hwy. 67
Florence, CO
(719) 784-4800
WYOMING
CASPER/WEST
I-25 Exit 188B S on Poplar
3838 CY Ave.
Casper, WY
(307) 266-3480
www.timberlinehotels.com
MONTANA
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201 W. 14th St.
Hardin, MT
(406) 665-1700
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3211 S. 79th E. Ave.
Tulsa, OK
(918) 660-8080
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2616 E. 10th St.
Sioux Falls, SD
(605) 338-8881
LARAMIE
I-80 Exit 310
1987 Banner Rd.
Laramie, WY
(307) 745-8901
POWELL
845 E. Coulter Ave.
Powell, WY
(307) 754-7231
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