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Battalion of heavy equipment rolls in to fix railroad line
The Canadian Pacific Railway tracks northwest of Kenmare were left hanging recently when the hills on the west side of the Upper Des Lacs Lake started falling down. Literally.
Posted 5/25/11 (Wed) read more »
Kenmare VFW Auxiliary disbanding
The Auxiliary of the Kenmare Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 7049 is in the process of disbanding, nearly 65 years after the group organized in 1946.
Posted 5/25/11 (Wed) read more »
A Clean Sweep offers residential and commercial cleaning services
If the thought of spring cleaning just seems too overwhelming this year, with grimy windows and dusty shelves sending you out to pull dandelions instead, call Alicia Livingston to “take the stress out of your mess.”
Posted 5/25/11 (Wed) read more »
Jim Hillestad grateful for WWII Honor Flight
When the fifth and final Roughrider Honor Flight departed from Bismarck on May 6th, Jim Hillestad of Kenmare made sure he was among the more than 125 World War II veterans on their way to Washington, D.C.
Posted 5/17/11 (Tue) read more »
Kids Academy moves forward with new $428,000 daycare project
Twelve months after the Kids Academy incorporated as a non-profit organization to provide quality childcare and youth activities for kids in Berthold and the surrounding communities, members are prepared to move forward on a $428,000 building project.
Posted 5/17/11 (Tue) read more »
Mouse River Park is open but caution is advised
The weekend’s flood forecasts for the Souris (Mouse) River came in with unprecedented numbers, with the Sherwood gauge increasing from 20.75 feet on Friday to 22.86 feet on Sunday and expected to peak at 23.6 feet this week. Flow rates were predicted to increase from 3,900 cubic feet per second (cfs) late last week to as much as 10,000 cfs by this weekend.
Posted 5/17/11 (Tue) read more »
Study shows growth of 600 for Kenmare during next 15 years
So, is Kenmare going to grow? And how much? And when? Or not?
Posted 5/17/11 (Tue) read more »
School Board ends use of gym at Donnybrook
The Kenmare school board made several decisions that will impact student activities next year, during a regular meeting held May 10th. Board members started with an extensive discussion of the use of the Donnybrook gymnasium for practices and junior high boys basketball games. Activities Committee chairman Mike Zimmer reported on a meeting held with Curt Graff and Dennis Huff of Donnybrook.
Posted 5/17/11 (Tue) read more »
Fire breaks out in Pioneer Village storage building
Firefighters were called to Kenmare’s Pioneer Village Saturday night to extinguish a fire burning in a storage building located between the Norma Hall and the Bintz House.
Posted 5/12/11 (Thu) read more »
Council learns Kenmare wants to be smoke-free
Kenmare would like to be smoke-free.
Posted 5/11/11 (Wed) read more »