
Led by a core group of experienced wrestlers, the Kenmare Honkers are optimistic about their chances going into their first competition Saturday in New Town.
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Andre Wright, the new owner of the former Choo-Choo Cafe building on Kenmare’s south side square, isn’t afraid to tackle a big project.
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Marvin Baker has joined The Kenmare News staff as editor, to replace Caroline Downs who will be moving to Alaska.
Posted 11/15/13 (Fri) read more »
Enrique Tinoco comes to Kenmare with a very impressive resume.
Posted 11/13/13 (Wed) read more »
A new veterans memorial was unveiled Monday on the grounds of Trinity Lutheran Church northeast of Kenmare.
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A curb, sidewalk and lighting project in downtown Kenmare is now on hold until spring, according to the on-site construction superintendent.
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Garbage rates in Berthold may increase in the coming months, following action taken by the Berthold City Council to approve a new five-year contract proposed by Circle Sanitation during the November 4th council meeting.
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It’s up to the voters now. Next Tuesday, Kenmare School District patrons will decide whether or not to fund a $14 million building project.
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For Lloyd Holter of the Coteau area, the Korean War began in September 1951, when he was drafted into the 25th Quartermaster Company. The 23-year-old completed his basic training at Fort Knox, Kentucky, and shipped out to Korea in January 1952.
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