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Kenmare Fire Department replaces burned truck
A little more than two weeks after the Kenmare Fire Department lost its quick response truck to a field fire near Coulee, the firefighters have a new truck in service. And it came from just a short distance away.
Posted 9/13/12 (Thu) read more »
West side business renewal taking shape
Kenmare’s downtown west side square has looked bleak for too many years.
Posted 9/13/12 (Thu) read more »
Bombers football lose one, win one, to start the season
The Lewis & Clark-Our Redeemer’s football team shut out New Town on the road August 31st, 19-0.
Posted 9/13/12 (Thu) read more »
Bombers volleyball opens new season with two wins
The Lewis & Clark volleyball team opened regular season play with two non-district wins during the last week of August.
Posted 9/12/12 (Wed) read more »
Dry conditions helping some area farmers reclaim saturated fields
Two years ago, in 2010, Jerry Overton planted every field he farms northeast of Kenmare. Then he watched as late May and early June rains washed away 30 percent of his crop and transformed cropland into wetlands.
Posted 9/12/12 (Wed) read more »
Kenmare firefighters called out six times in five days
When the smoke cleared August 25th, the Kenmare Fire Department had responded to six fires in five days.
Posted 9/12/12 (Wed) read more »
KHS volleyball team knows they won't be intimidating
When the KHS volleyball team takes the court this season, no opponent is likely to be intimidated by the Honkers’ size. “We are even shorter than we were last year,” said head coach Tim Wallstrum.
Posted 9/12/12 (Wed) read more »
Berthold Public School welcomes 21 new students
Opening week enrollment at Lewis & Clark-Berthold Public School followed a trend started last year, with 21 new students arriving at the school.
Posted 9/12/12 (Wed) read more »
Honkers expect to be overlooked but improved on the football field
Kenmare-Bowbells-Burke Central football coach Courtney Seime talks with his players at practice about being overlooked.
Posted 8/23/12 (Thu) read more »
Guided nature Hike includes parts of the refuge that are normally closed
Deer tracks. Damselflies. Purple blazing-stars and goldenrod. Waterbugs and snails. And just enough mud to keep kids happy and mothers watchful.
Posted 8/23/12 (Thu) read more »
Kenmare Association of Commerce