
Most people are content with 20-year careers, fewer still achieve 30, but Glen Froseth recently completed the remarkable achievement of having been in the newspaper industry for 60 years.
Posted 5/10/16 (Tue) read more »
Kenmare’s football program just became a whole lot better equipped and more sophisticated thanks to one phone call.
Posted 5/03/16 (Tue) read more »
Glen Froseth, former publisher of The Kenmare News and longtime state legislator, has been chosen for induction to the North Dakota Newspaper Hall of Fame.
Posted 4/26/16 (Tue) read more »
Stan and Linda Freeman have no intention of being snowbirds now that they are retired. They love it in Kenmare and have every intention of staying involved in the community in some capacity.
Posted 4/19/16 (Tue) read more »
Mark Staskywicz worked for Stan Freeman as a mechanic more than 10 years ago and always hoped he could some day own a business like Freeman Oil and Body Shop in downtown Kenmare.
Posted 4/12/16 (Tue) read more »
North Prairie Farmers’ Market in Kenmare has been a staple in the downtown square for at least 11 years.
Posted 4/05/16 (Tue) read more »
A bridge that has needed an upgrade for a while is scheduled to be removed and rebuilt this summer just west of the city of Kenmare.
Posted 3/29/16 (Tue) read more »
It wasn’t the finish the Honkers team and fans had hoped for as they rode an 18-game winning streak into the State Class B Tournament at the MSU Dome this past week.
Posted 3/23/16 (Wed) read more »
A championship game is never easy but the Kenmare Honkers put on a scoring clinic in the first and third quarters of the Region 8 championship Thursday night in an 84-70 victory over the New Town Eagles.
Posted 3/15/16 (Tue) read more »
It’s been 70 years since the last man came home from World War II. Now, decades later, a group called the Last Man’s Club still exists in Kenmare, and maintains a sacred promise of camaraderie.
Posted 3/08/16 (Tue) read more »