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Kenmare man is champion archer
Phil Kelly may be best known around Kenmare for his work at Gooseneck Implement, but now his friends should probably call him the 2011 ISAA Pro-Am Tournament Senior Male Bowhunting Freestyle Champion.
Posted 2/02/11 (Wed) read more »
PSC comes to Kenmare to hear concerns on Enbridge oil pipeline and pumping project
About a dozen residents from Kenmare and Stanley attended a hearing of the North Dakota Public Service Commission on Thursday to consider applications submitted by Enbridge Pipelines (North Dakota) LLC expansion and upgrades for two separate, but related, projects.
Posted 1/25/11 (Tue) read more »
Young students treated like celebrities in Bismarck
The Kenmare second graders who are championing the convergent lady beetle as North Dakota’s official state insect discovered they were famous when they arrived in Bismarck to testify before the House Political Subdivisions Committee.
Posted 1/25/11 (Tue) read more »
Hearing in Kenmare Thursday for construction of crude oil pipeline and new pumping stations at Kenaston and Lignite
Members of the North Dakota Public Service Commission will be in town on Thursday to hold a public hearing on applications submitted by Enbridge Pipelines (North Dakota) LLC regarding the construction of 11 miles of 12-inch crude oil pipeline, a new pumping station located near Kenaston, a new pump station near Lignite and station modifications at the existing Berthold Pump Station.
Posted 1/19/11 (Wed) read more »
Kenmare 2nd graders push to get lady beetle named as North Dakota's official bug
When four Kenmare second graders testify at the North Dakota House of Representatives Political Subdivisions Committee hearing in Bismarck Friday on behalf of their proposal to designate the lady beetle as the state’s official insect, they will be prepared:
Posted 1/18/11 (Tue) read more »
Family Nurse Practitioner is delighted to return to home state
Heather Lautt, the new family nurse practitioner at Trinity Community Clinic-Kenmare, left North Dakota shortly after her graduation from Minot High School and never really expected to return.
Posted 1/18/11 (Tue) read more »
Kidney transplant changes life for Bob Mahlum in ways large and small
When the opportunity came for Bob Mahlum to receive a kidney transplant, he actually had two options.
Posted 1/12/11 (Wed) read more »
Grade students get iPads
Kenmare school board members got their hands on the district’s new iPads Monday night during their regular January meeting as staff members DeVonne Hanson, Tami McNeiley and Terese Skjordal discussed plans for the $100,000 the school received as a competitive federal Title IID grant to enhance education through technology.
Posted 1/12/11 (Wed) read more »
City will allow oilfield offices and man camps
Two oilfield companies have gained permission to locate temporary structures within the Kenmare city limits.
Posted 1/12/11 (Wed) read more »
Kenmare Coyote Tournament starts Friday
The much-anticipated annual Kenmare Coyote Tournament, hosted by the Kenmare Fire Department, begins Friday, January 14th, as teams gather to plan their strategies and prepare for the actual hunt, which takes place Saturday, January 15th.
Posted 1/11/11 (Tue) read more »