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Gathering Grounds will open in October
Final business to open their doors in new development on west side of the square of Kenmare
Posted 8/27/14 (Wed) read more »
Kay’s Furniture opens its doors on the Kenmare downtown business square
After nearly 30 years without, Kenmare will have a furniture store on the square. Kay Furniture, owned by Ralph Kay of Williston, has opened the doors of his store in the new strip on the west side of the square.
Posted 8/07/14 (Thu) read more »
Cattle dead from blue algae poisoning on Des Lacs Lake
Blue algae has been confirmed as cause of death for at least 11 cows grazing on the Des Lacs Refuge.
Posted 7/23/14 (Wed) read more »
Maple View nursing home to close its doors
Maple View residents, family members and employees were informed July 8 the facility’s owners have decided close its doors by October 1.
Posted 7/15/14 (Tue) read more »
Bethlehem Lutheran to hold its final service August 17
A pioneer church that has stood on the prairie in Mountrail County for nearly 100 years, will be closing in August.
Posted 7/09/14 (Wed) read more »
Mouse River farm marks 125 years and five generations
A family farm near Tolley in the Mouse River Valley just seven miles south of the Canadian border has quietly produced a bounty for the past 125 years.
Posted 7/03/14 (Thu) read more »
Gooseneck Implement to celebrate 40 years...
Kenmare continues to be a strong agricultural hub as evidenced by the growth of Gooseneck Implement.
Posted 7/03/14 (Thu) read more »
SeedMaster locates U.S. distribution center in Kenmare
A necessity to get machinery across the international boundary and a growing list of customers in North Dakota has prompted Canadian farm machinery manufacturer SeedMaster to set up a parts and services hub in Kenmare.
Posted 6/18/14 (Wed) read more »
Renovation ramps up at Pioneer Village
A month might seem like a long time to most people, but when you are Bryan Quigley and recruiting volunteers for physically demanding and expensive work, that time whizzes by at the speed of light.
Posted 6/10/14 (Tue) read more »
Be ready for detours on Sixth Street
Brace yourself, Sixth Street is going to be closed all summer as a construction crew works to completely renovate about a mile of the road from the railroad tracks near the Des Lacs Wildlife Refuge to U.S. Highway 52.
Posted 6/03/14 (Tue) read more »