North Dakota's version of Paul Bunyan statue gets facelift

Sixty-three years ago, the late Fred LaRocque built a statue of a cowboy on the east side of New Town. LaRocque built the approximately 19-foot-high statue to honor the "Old Time Cowboys of the Open Range."

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