BHG News - Beulah Beacon News
Students and parents will know before Christmas vacation starts whether or not Beulah Public Schools will revert to its previous schedule after the new year.
Posted 11/24/10 (Wed) read more »
Beulah will be celebrating season the in many ways over the coming weeks with events for the entire family. The Beulah Chamber of Commerce’s “Hometown Holiday” fourth Annual Walk-Around will be held from 4-7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 30.
Posted 11/24/10 (Wed) read more »
Sen. Randy Christmann, Rep. Gary Kreidt and Rep. Brenda Heller got an earful at the GrandView in Beulah as they met with city and county leaders to discuss the priorities for the 2011 Legislature.
Posted 11/24/10 (Wed) read more »
The grass is plenty green on the other side of the fence--though it is taking time for some Mercer County businesses and residents to fully adjust to its plushness.
Posted 11/19/10 (Fri) read more »
People may soon be allowed to take their garbage to the transfer station in Beulah. The city had to discontinue accepting household garbage and recycling at the transfer station when Waste Management Inc. stopped providing those services in Mercer County.
Posted 11/19/10 (Fri) read more »
Voters in District 33 gave the incumbents a resounding vote of confidence. Sen. Randy Christmann and Reps. Brenda Heller and Gary Kreidt face a legislative session where money from oil taxes is plentiful, but so are the demands for that funding.
Posted 11/19/10 (Fri) read more »
Many residents and businesses will make a few adjustments come Sunday as Mercer County converts to Central time. One such business making adjustments will be area post offices.
Posted 11/03/10 (Wed) read more »
Hard work and improvement throughout the year. If you were to ask Beulah-Hazen coach Bruce Wold what it takes to have success in high school cross country that is what he would recommend. And Wold would know after the veteran coach was named the Class B Boys State Coach of the Year last Saturday.
Posted 10/27/10 (Wed) read more »
Can Mercer County find its own solution to flooding along the Knife River? Four county agencies would like to band together to see if they can find out.
Posted 10/27/10 (Wed) read more »
The Knife River Care Center had a challenging year, but its employees have pitched in to make it a successful year, KRCC Administrator Keith Gendreau said.
Posted 10/27/10 (Wed) read more »
