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Washington resident sends Love Quilt to Kenmare man who is battling rare disorder
Helen Meeker, the daughter of William and Gertie Kirchner, grew up on a farmstead west of Kenmare and graduated from KHS in 1950. She left the area as a young bride in 1953, following her new husband back to his home state of Washington.
Posted 4/17/13 (Wed) read more »
Wisconsin FNP will rotate in and out of Kenmare clinic and hospital
Kenmare’s newest family nurse practitioner, Heidi Hochhausen, will have the same schedule as several of her patients, working in town for two weeks at a time then heading home to another state to spend time with family.
Posted 4/17/13 (Wed) read more »
Berthold considers new shared building for ambulance and fire department
The city of Berthold is considering the use of a new building shared with the Berthold Ambulance Service and the Berthold Fire Department.
Posted 4/17/13 (Wed) read more »
Options considered for potential school expansion
After more than a year spent talking about a possible expansion at the Kenmare High School building to accommodate students in grades kindergarten through 12, the Kenmare School Board gave its informal blessing to a design option presented last week.
Posted 4/11/13 (Thu) read more »
Engineer instructed to design a plan for downtown
Kenmare’s city engineer was given the go ahead Monday to start design engineering for improvements to the downtown park square.
Posted 4/09/13 (Tue) read more »
ND Senate approves three landowners' bills
As legislators come up against the calendar in Bismarck, work on bills supported by the Northwest Landowners Association moves forward.
Posted 4/09/13 (Tue) read more »
Mouse River Park protected from high water for now
“There is no water flowing through Mouse River Park,” Kristy Titus, Renville County Emergency Manager, said Monday morning.
Posted 4/09/13 (Tue) read more »
Kenmare art students among 31 winners in the ND Junior Duck Stamp Contest
Young artists from across northwestern North Dakota made themselves known at the state’s Junior Duck Stamp Contest judging held March 21st at the Audubon National Wildlife Refuge.
Posted 4/04/13 (Thu) read more »
Water managers hoping for slow thaw and no rain event
“One thing we don’t want right now is a rain event.”
Posted 4/03/13 (Wed) read more »
Refuge de-waters to prepare for expected spring runoff
While the Des Lacs River flows south from the national wildlife refuge at Kenmare and joins the Mouse River near Burlington, the Mouse continues downstream to the J. Clark Salyer NWR before re-entering Canada. U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service personnel are doing what they can to mitigate possible flooding that could result from the dense snow pack of Winter 2012-2013.
Posted 4/03/13 (Wed) read more »
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