City of Kenmare

New cop on the beat

Kenmare adds fourth officer to its force.

Posted 5/27/14 (Tue) read more »

Community pride on Clean Up Day

Whether they did it to get out of school for an afternoon, earn a little cold cash or inject some goodwill into their community, students were out in force May 14 cleaning up Kenmare.

Posted 5/21/14 (Wed) read more »

Concern over lack of Ward County Social Services presence aired at city council

Melissa Burud met with the Kenmare City Council Monday night to voice a concern regarding the lack of Ward County Social Services support in Kenmare.

Posted 5/13/14 (Tue) read more »

Debating common core with a passion

There’s undoubtedly a great deal of controversy and debate surrounding new education standards called common core.

Posted 5/06/14 (Tue) read more »

Kenmare auditor receives leadership award

Barb Wiedmer has received the Innovator Award during a recent North Dakota League of Cities workshop.

Posted 5/06/14 (Tue) read more »

Norma Hall takes a short day trip

One of the largest restoration projects at Kenmare's Pioneer Village has begun with a temporary movement of a marquee building.

Posted 4/29/14 (Tue) read more »

Additional scam details emerge

In the past week, at least four Kenmare businesses have been contacted by a man posing as a power company employee.

Posted 4/22/14 (Tue) read more »

Scammers threaten to cut off power

A Kenmare business owner was targeted by a scam artist twice in a week.

Posted 4/22/14 (Tue) read more »

State Commerce officials return to Kenmare

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 »

Bond issue fails again in Kenmare

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.