
Kelly Buettner-Schmidt, executive director for Healthy Communities International at Minot State University, offered encouragement to members of the Kenmare Tobacco-Free Coalition during their meeting February 14th.
Posted 3/06/12 (Tue) read more »
The City of Berthold and 5Stone Development continue to discuss details of the plan, but the city is proceeding with a $1.6 million grant application to purchase land necessary for a lagoon expansion project.
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The Berthold boys basketball team punched their ticket to the Class B state tournament last week for the third time in four years, defeating Rugby in semi-finals and Bottineau in the Region 6 championship game to advance.
Posted 2/29/12 (Wed) read more »
Breakfast is served at South of the Border again. So are lunch and supper, seven days a week, now in a smoke-free atmosphere.
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“Go big or go home.” For the Kenmare Theatre, the saying could more appropriately be revised to, “Go big or go out of business.”
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The new building for the Kids Academy day care in Berthold literally rolled into town earlier this month, all 3,672 square feet of it riding on a semi-trailer.
Posted 2/29/12 (Wed) read more »
Enrollment at Kenmare Elementary School is expected to outgrow the building in August.
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Four Kenmare wrestlers have qualified the Class B State Tournament.
Posted 2/15/12 (Wed) read more »
When Larry and Judy Nore posted a notice in The Kenmare News last week about closing Nore’s Body Shop at the end of the month, they received a barrage of questions about retirement.
Posted 2/15/12 (Wed) read more »
The Berthold City Council decided to pursue discussions with 5Stone Development related to the expansion of the city’s current lagoon system, with the idea that 5Stone would begin the first phase of their proposed housing project for up to 300 homes.
Posted 2/14/12 (Tue) read more »