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A Kenmare business owner was targeted by a scam artist twice in a week.
Posted 4/22/14 (Tue) read more »
A meeting two months ago between Kenmare Community Development Corp. officials and the North Dakota Department of Commerce netted some progressive discussion.
Posted 4/15/14 (Tue) read more »
For the second time in five months, a Kenmare School District expansion, has failed. Voters turned down a request for a $7.5 million bond issue by less than 4 percent of the 60 percent needed to pass.
Posted 4/15/14 (Tue) read more »
Gartner’s Jack & Jill and Cenex C-Store in Kenmare have both received new equipment to commemorate 10 years of the North Dakota Lottery on March 31, 2004. The two lottery vendors both say that sales increase with the amount of the jackpot. The lottery began on March 31, 2004.
Posted 4/09/14 (Wed) read more »
Three new businesses are moving into the west side of the downtown square in Kenmare and it is expected that all three will be operational sometime in June.
Posted 4/02/14 (Wed) read more »
Jessica Lee Jensen, 35, Kenmare, made her initial court appearance Monday in Minot after being arrested and charged Friday (March 21) with the Class AA felony of homicide with great indifference to human life, and the Class C felony of abuse or neglect of a child.
Posted 3/26/14 (Wed) read more »
Kenmare’s branch of the Ward County Library at 5 NE 3rd St., will remain intact and go on with business as usual, an official says.
Posted 3/26/14 (Wed) read more »
An ambitious plan for a gargantuan wind farm in Ward, Burke and Mountrail counties is scaled back to nearly a third of the original blueprint, according to a spokesman who spearheaded initial efforts to secure leases.
Posted 3/26/14 (Wed) read more »
A unique method of capturing and tagging animals in the wild was used March 4 to collar 20 moose cows in an area of northwestern North Dakota known as the Kenmare Survey Block.
Posted 3/26/14 (Wed) read more »
Unusual activity at farmsteads in the middle of the night, fuel stolen from farm machinery and tools missing from work shops have prompted numerous people to seek a new theft deterrent, surveillance cameras.
Posted 3/19/14 (Wed) read more »