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Ward County wants Kenmare input before rebuilding 6th Street
Take a drive or a walk along the approximately 0.9 miles of Ward County Road 2 through Kenmare, also known as 6th Street.
Posted 10/25/13 (Fri) read more »
New bridge going in at Brick Yard
A project to repair the Brickyard Road on the Des Lacs National Wildlife Refuge has closed the Scenic Auto Tour Route along the refuge south of Kenmare.
Posted 10/25/13 (Fri) read more »
Four options presented for Kenmare School expansion
“If we had to split another class, right now between the buildings, we have only one room that’s not a classroom,” Kenmare Public School Superintendent Duane Mueller told an audience of 20 teachers and patrons who attended a second public forum to discuss a building project proposed for the district.
Posted 10/25/13 (Fri) read more »
KHS volleyball team will improve a lot from start of year to finish
Kenmare High School varsity volleyball coach Tim Wallstrum knows the Honkers fans have heard this before, but the KHS team continues in rebuilding mode this season.
Posted 10/25/13 (Fri) read more »
Four new teachers on staff at Kenmare School
As buses dropped off students and bells rang to signal the start of the first day of school in Kenmare last week, four teachers took their place at the head of the class for the first time at Kenmare Public School.
Posted 10/25/13 (Fri) read more »
Honkers first football game is Tuesday
Kenmare-Bowbells-Burke Central head football coach Courtney Seime started the 2013 season August 14th with a camp-out on the football field, complete with tents and an icehouse for sleeping overnight and fresh caramel rolls for breakfast the next morning, courtesy of school district head cook Sharon Wink.
Posted 8/21/13 (Wed) read more »
Burglar appears to have targeted small supply of cough syrup
The Kenmare Food Pantry is still operating, despite the fact the entrance had to be covered by plywood last Thursday.
Posted 8/21/13 (Wed) read more »
City of Berthold awaits sewer expansion report
The Berthold City Council approved one developer’s agreement during their August 5th meeting, but an incomplete report on the city’s sewer system resulted in further questions and delays, while council members fumed.
Posted 8/21/13 (Wed) read more »
City Council looks at options for downtown lighting and sidewalks
Kenmare city employees, accountant Jan Kostad and council members were the only individuals attending a protest hearing Monday night for the special assessment district created for the proposed downtown improvement project--and none of them protested anything.
Posted 8/20/13 (Tue) read more »
City avoids lawsuit with CP Railway
The city of Kenmare collected past due special assessment fees and avoided a potential lawsuit with Canadian-Pacific Railway, following action taken during Monday’s city council meeting.
Posted 8/16/13 (Fri) read more »