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Dickinson Calendar of Events For more information visit www.visitdickinson.com 9/4/2009 Thru 9/5/2009 ND Roughrider Studebaker Orphan Car Show Bar-B-Que from the Heart - ND State Championships Southwest Speedway Stock Car Races 9/5/2009 Thru 9/6/2009 History Alive Performance with Vic Smith, Guide NDRA Killdeer Mountain Memorial Rodeo 9/5/2009 Thru 9/7/2009 Annual Kevin Bergman Labor Day Golf Classic 9/6/2009 Medora Musical Official Last Night 9/11/2009 Thru 9/12/2009 Annual Badlands Appreciation 9/12/2009 West River Triathlon 9/16/2009 Thru 9/18/2009 Annual Make-A-Splash Water Festival 9/18/2009 Thru 9/19/2009 Annual Western Edge Dance Festival 9/19/2009 Thru 9/20/2009 Pride of Dakota Harvest Showcase 46 thecitymag.com
Field view of Dickinson's Badland Activity Center continued from page 43 The BAC will also provide year-round usage opportunities that will positively contribute to the image and quality of life of southwestern North Dakota. Possible offerings include exhibitions, car shows, banquets, concerts and many other special events. “The BAC is just another example of our community being progressive and providing first-class facilities for our citizens and visitors,” said James Kramer, director of Dickinson Parks and Recreation. “This facility will help our community attract more football and track and field events, as well as smaller trade shows and conferences, which will generate more sales tax revenue to fund future projects.” So who made this fantasy a reality? The innovative Dickinson community, including Dickinson State University, Dickinson Catholic Schools, <strong>City</strong> of Dickinson, DSU Blue Hawk Boosters, DSU Foundation, Dickinson Public Schools, Dickinson Convention and Visitor’s Bureau, Dickinson Parks and Recreation, Stark County Commission and Dickinson Chamber of Commerce. As Kevin Thompson, executive director of the DSU Alumni Association and Foundation, says, “The Badlands Activity Center is becoming a reality because of the cooperation by all entities in the Dickinson region.” BAC is highly regarded by athletes and students alike. “Students resoundingly support the BAC project. They demonstrated their approval by voting to increase student fees which will contribute approximately $1 million to the project,” reports Hal Haynes, vice-president for DSU Student Development. There is no doubt that the BAC will be a destination place for the entire region. The facility truly opens doors to a vast array of events. Fortunately, enthusiastic community members will not have to endure the suspense much longer. The center is scheduled to be football-ready by September and completely functional by the spring of 2010. September 2009 47
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