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Ballots set for Kenmare city and school elections on June 12
The ballot is complete now for the Kenmare city elections, although each candidate for city office is running unopposed at this time.
Posted 4/24/12 (Tue) read more »
Area students recognized for artistic talents in Jr. Duck Stamp contest
Nineteen students from the region were among the 100 young artists recognized for their winning entries in the 2012 North Dakota Junior Duck Stamp contest.
Posted 4/11/12 (Wed) read more »
Scholarship for world travel gives preference to Kenmare students
Carly Hedlin, a 2008 KHS graduate, spent a month during her junior year at St. Olaf College in Northfield, MN, visiting countries surrounding the Baltic Sea. “It’s a mind-blowing experience, so different from our cultures,” she said.
Posted 4/11/12 (Wed) read more »
Berthold questions availability of more NAWS water for booming development
Up to 2,000 new homes may be constructed near Berthold, and those households will need water.
Posted 4/10/12 (Tue) read more »
Area firemen called to action with dry conditions
Hot oil spewing from a car on an eastbound Canadian Pacific Railway train sparked a fire on the north side of the tracks between Donnybrook and Carpio Thursday afternoon.
Posted 4/10/12 (Tue) read more »
Traffic route through town is taking a beating
The City of Kenmare could be waiting a long time for Ward County to fix their road passing through town. The county still has more repairs than they can handle, because of flooding last year.
Posted 4/10/12 (Tue) read more »
Legion has long, active history in Donnybrook
Members of the American Legion Clarence McCormack Post #195 always pay special attention to the Legion’s anniversary when it rolls around each March.
Posted 4/04/12 (Wed) read more »
NAWS to complete environmental impact statement for lawsuit
Progress on the Northwest Area Water Supply (NAWS) project continues to trickle along, despite a lawsuit in federal court that has required a Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS) about the project’s design and treatment plans.
Posted 4/04/12 (Wed) read more »
Tolley Fire Department grows and improves with new equipment and new members
“We’re here to help and assist anybody who needs it,” said Tolley Fire and Rescue Department Chief David Stark.
Posted 3/28/12 (Wed) read more »
You have every right to defend yourself
“Who’s going home tonight, you or him?” self-defense instructor Ryan Ziliak asked a crowd of Kenmare and Bowbells area women at least a dozen times during his presentation Sunday afternoon at Kenmare High School.
Posted 3/28/12 (Wed) read more »