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Earl Lindquist goes to great lengths to record family history
Earl D. Lindquist of Longview, WA, wanted to have a family history book ready for the Lindquist reunion scheduled in July 2013 for Saskatchewan.
Posted 5/23/13 (Thu) read more »
School moves ahead on plans for new gym and grade school
Construction of a significant addition to the Kenmare School, including a second gym and grade school classrooms, could begin next year if voters approve the plan.
Posted 5/23/13 (Thu) read more »
Housing demand remains strong
The need for housing across western North Dakota has become a constant headache for township, city and county officials after five years of unprecedented oil and gas development in the region. Kenmare is situated at the edge of the Bakken oilfield, but requests for all types of housing continue to impact the community, even as newcomers arrive with no place to call home.
Posted 5/15/13 (Wed) read more »
Large chunk of undeveloped city property changes hands
The City of Kenmare has signed a quit claim deed to turn over a large parcel of property to the Kenmare Community Development Corporation (KCDC).
Posted 5/15/13 (Wed) read more »
Kenmare High School to award 15 diplomas for the Class of 2013
Kenmare High School will celebrate the commencement of its 105th graduating class on Sunday, May 26, 2013, beginning at 2:30 pm in the school gymnasium.
Posted 5/14/13 (Tue) read more »
Lewis & Clark-Berthold High School to honor 24 graduates in Class of 2013
Lewis & Clark-Berthold High School will host commencement exercises for seniors and eighth grade students on Sunday, May 19, 2013, beginning at 1 pm in the school gymnasium.
Posted 5/14/13 (Tue) read more »
Park amenities are a work in progress as summer approaches
“Every week, it’s amazing what happens in here,” Ron Heisler said as he walked through the double doors now in place at the north end of the Mouse River Park auditorium. The building is being remodeled into the new Country Mouse Bar, and Heisler was granted the lease to operate the establishment. “For the Park, this is awesome.”
Posted 5/09/13 (Thu) read more »
Popular Mouse River Park watering hole to reopen soon
Ron Heisler just expects his errands to take longer these days. He gets stopped and questioned continuously by friends and strangers alike ever since the Renville County Park Board announced he would take over the operation of the Country Mouse Bar this summer.
Posted 5/09/13 (Thu) read more »
Seeding plans and concerns vary by area
The below-average temperatures and above-average snow cover kept everyone talking about the weather through April. Now, after the weekend’s extreme thaw, farmers have to deal with the impact of a late spring.
Posted 5/09/13 (Thu) read more »
Runoff quickly turns from a trickle to a gush
Kenmare residents experienced their own flood event Saturday as water at the Des Lacs National Wildlife Refuge immediately west of town trickled, then gushed, then closed Ward County roads 1 and 2.
Posted 5/09/13 (Thu) read more »