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

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.

Sitter grew up in Drayton, North Dakota, a Pembina County city about 45 miles north of Grand Forks. With roughly 735 residents, Drayton is almost five times the size of Medora. People are also ...

Eide Bailly has promoted Clarence Sitter to senior manager in the Fargo office. Sitter specializes in providing general consulting and business valuation and litigation support to a variety of ...

New Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation CEO Clarence Sitter previewed the upcoming season during his introductory press conference on April 8. This year's season begins June 4 and ends Sept. 13.

Jun. 21—MEDORA, N.D. — Theodore Roosevelt National Park is one of the top tourist attractions in the state with abundant wildlife, rich history and a popular musical. Over the past two years ...