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As the Dakota Access Pipeline protests intensified late last fall in Morton County, the North Dakota State Department of Health put out a plea for assistance that included all emergency services.
Posted 3/21/17 (Tue) read more »
A two-day winter storm early last week left more than 100 truckers and motorists stranded from the international boundary to Kenmare, a distance of nearly 50 miles.
Posted 3/14/17 (Tue) read more »
Each quarter Vets Gaming in Kenmare provides donations to non-profit organization, but this past quarter, the group went above and beyond its normal routine.
Posted 3/08/17 (Wed) read more »
How many people know there is a Girl Scout troop in Kenmare?
Posted 2/28/17 (Tue) read more »
Coaches, wrestlers, parents of wrestlers and friends, went to great lengths to keep a monumental secret from Ben and Robin James.
Posted 2/15/17 (Wed) read more »
Mayor for a Day took on a whole new meaning Wednesday for Kenmare third-graders who had a special visitor in their classroom.
Posted 2/07/17 (Tue) read more »
As long as Matt Borud can remember, Gooseneck Implement in Kenmare has had employees who commute to work from other communities.
Posted 1/31/17 (Tue) read more »
When Emmy and Jeremy Handeland moved to Kenmare from Williston more than a year ago, they decided they wanted to open some sort of business that would be good for the community so people wouldn’t have to go to Minot for the service.
Posted 1/24/17 (Tue) read more »
Snow continues to pile up on Kenmare’s city streets and so do the bills to get it removed.
Posted 1/17/17 (Tue) read more »
School closures, school delays and buses not running have all prompted Kenmare Public School Superintendent Duane Mueller to announce the school’s position on our unprecedented snowfall.
Posted 1/10/17 (Tue) read more »