Beulah Beacon News
Fire at Valley Grain
With only one employee present, Valley Grain Milling -- commonly known as “the grain elevator” -- burst into flames last week.
Changes made to new district codes
Long winded Beulah Planning and Zoning meeting ended with a handful of changes to the recently proposed SRF District Code book.
Jordan presents mill levy increase
Although the Beulah School District had to print in the paper there would be a 13 percent increase, Beulah’s Superintendent Travis Jordan assured that it was not the actual figure.
City approves new water treatment plant
The Beulah City Council enters the second phase with Moore Engineering in their new construction of a water treatment facility for Beulah. Kent Ritterman, with Moore Engineering, presented to the council at the latest meeting for their approval of the project’s plans and budget.
City talks budget crunch
Projecting a 20 percent increase in real estate tax for the city of Beulah seems shocking.
Hospice celebrates 20 years
Sakakawea Medical Center’s Hospice is giving a big “thank you” to its local communities.
Good quality but low commodity prices
Some are becoming pleasantly surprised when harvesting their fields.
P&Z projects budget cuts
Beulah Planning and Zoning started thinking of its upcoming budget cuts and what will be affected
Salary options for county positions
Tanya Weiler came to discuss the specific flow chart which lies behind the employee pay plan she has worked to develop for Mercer County.
Beulah Packs 108,864 meals
Team chants poured out the doors of the Prince of Peace Lutheran Church last weekend.
