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Unique situations unfold for Kenmare, Burke Central wrestlers
A couple of unique situations have developed in the Honkers wrestling camp and head coach Danny Mogren is turning it into an opportunity.
Posted 11/29/16 (Tue) read more »
Cody Dignan named top rookie in IMCA
Cody Dignan loves to talk about his passion for auto racing and his success on the track. He’s been racing four years, but this past summer was undoubtedly his best.
Posted 11/22/16 (Tue) read more »
Sam wants to put 'Day Zero' behind him
Sam Meidinger’s biggest concern right now is that he is going to be missing the 2016-17 basketball season.
Posted 11/15/16 (Tue) read more »
Holiday Train coming to Kenmare
Canadian Pacific Railway has announced the Holiday Train will be stopping in Kenmare on Dec. 14.
Posted 11/08/16 (Tue) read more »
Kenmare family personifies Cubs fans
GooseFest wasn’t the only celebration going on in Kenmare last week.
Posted 11/01/16 (Tue) read more »
Kenmare firefighters win grain bin rescue tube
Firefighters in Kenmare and surrounding departments now have another tool in their first responders arsenal to save lives if the need arises.
Posted 10/25/16 (Tue) read more »
Rodin sets 2 national football records
Kenmare quarterback Hunter Rodin set two national records in high school football Saturday as the Honkers annihilated Drake-Anamoose, 70-12 in the first round of the 9-man playoffs.
Posted 10/18/16 (Tue) read more »
High score puts Honkers in elite football class
It wasn’t realized immediately but the Honkers have joined an elite class in North Dakota high school football with their 84-32 win over Trenton on Sept. 30.
Posted 10/11/16 (Tue) read more »
Per pupil spending about average in Kenmare
Of eight public schools in the region, three of them are spending well over the national average of $11,011 per pupil, according to the National Center for Education Statistics.
Posted 10/04/16 (Tue) read more »
Why do bears keep showing up?
There are only a few reports of bears in the history of North Dakota, but in recent months five separate reports of black bears or cinnamon bears in Ward and Burke counties have been confirmed.
Posted 9/27/16 (Tue) read more »