Kenmare ND - Features
Real People. Real Jobs. Real Adventures.
Thanks for reading some of the latest features about area people and events.
To view every page and read every word of The Kenmare News each week,
subscribe to our ONLINE EDITION!
Renville Elevator Company opens new fertilizer plant
The skyline of Tolley changed this fall with the completion of the new 26,000-ton fertilizer plant at Renville Elevator Company.
Posted 10/22/09 (Thu) read more »
Bob Mau honored with ND Community Leadership Award
Kenmare businessman, Bob Mau, was honored Monday with the North Dakota Chamber of Commerce Community Leadership Award.
Posted 10/22/09 (Thu) read more »
Kenmare couple in collision with moose
“You don’t think of them being there,” said Richard Anderson, Kenmare, two days after hitting a moose on U.S. Highway 83 north of Glenburn. “You might see one once in a while off in the distance. Deer, sure, but [a moose] was the last thing on my mind.”
Posted 10/07/09 (Wed) read more »
Hunter bags moose near Kenmare on his 85th birthday
It was a once-in-a-lifetime day for a Williston man on Friday. Actually, it was a couple once-in-a-lifetime experiences on the same day
Posted 10/07/09 (Wed) read more »
2009 harvest is one of extremes
The story of the 2009 harvest is a study in extremes: high yields, low prices, cool summer temperatures, a delayed frost date, and a few farmers surprised to be getting anything at all from their warm season crops.
Posted 9/29/09 (Tue) read more »
Huge tower is sign of approaching NAWS water
The most visible sign of the Northwest Area Water Supply project in the Kenmare area is the new million-gallon storage tower under construction a mile east of town.
Posted 9/23/09 (Wed) read more »
City gets $200,000 grant for water
The city of Kenmare just received a $200,000 boost toward plans to upgrade its water system.
Posted 9/23/09 (Wed) read more »
Bomb Squad summoned
The discovery of nine sticks of dynamite in a downtown Kenmare building on Thursday shook things up around town as local law enforcement, the Kenmare Fire Department and the Minot Bomb Squad handled the situation. Fortunately, the explosives were detonated later under controlled conditions by trained professionals. The source of the dynamite remains a mystery, however.
Posted 9/17/09 (Thu) read more »
Inspection finds grade school building is in good condition
Kenmare Elementary School looks good for its age.
Posted 9/08/09 (Tue) read more »
KHS instructor honored for nearly 40 years of dedication to Kenmare sports
Al Scherbenske, retired KHS business teacher, knows his way around the school’s gym.
Posted 9/08/09 (Tue) read more »