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Chateau de Morès to host eighth annual gingerbread competition

Sofia Martinez
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Sofia Martinez
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Sofia, a graduate of the University of Minnesota, has 8 years of experience in sports journalism, including work with Prairie Public Broadcasting. She focuses on professional sports and their influence on the local culture and economy.

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Sports Reporter · Friday, October 30, 2026 at 4:45 PM · 1 min read
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Chateau de Morès to host eighth annual gingerbread competition — Rugby Sports news

MEDORA — The Chateau de Morès State Historic Site in Medora is inviting individuals and teams to showcase their creativity in its eighth annual Chateau Gingerbread Competition, featuring both in-person and virtual entries. The competition welcomes participants of all ages, with three categories: adults 18 and older, teens ages 13-17 and children ages 5-12. Individual and team entries are accepted in each category. Registration forms must be submitted by Nov. 13. Interested participants can download the forms from the historic site's Facebook page or request them by emailing [email protected] or calling 701-623-4355. Forms include competition rules, procedures and entry requirements. Completed gingerbread creations must be delivered or submitted virtually by Dec. 1 to qualify for public voting during Medora's Cowboy Christmas celebration Dec. 4-5. In-person entries must be delivered to the Chateau de Morès Interpretive Center between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Mountain time D

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