Beulah Beacon News
Honey Bees, agriculture affected by drought
A honey bee’s summer life lasts about four weeks.
BHS makes major replacements
After a roof assessment was compete the Beulah School Board was told they are lucky they didn’t have water leaking onto their gym floor.
MobilePack returns to Beulah
On August 25 and 26, an event will take place that will supply 100,000 meals to feed more than 250 hungry kids for a whole year.
Farmers & Ranchers should test for nitrate
While under the stress of drought, farmers and ranchers fields could be producing nitrates in their crops.
Crafting a preliminary budget
As the Mercer County Ambulance Board continues its effort to get past and present finances squared away, it must also determine how the upcoming budget is going to shape up.
Wellness Center to be “dried-in” by winter
Progress on Beulah’s new wellness center is certainly not at a standstill.
Four-year-old to fish in DWC
Understanding the Reverse 911 system
Following a large grass fire south of Beulah, a reverse 911 call was sent out to residents in the southern part of town, warning of the fire and requesting a volunteer evacuation as a precautionary measure.
Baler fire results in town scare
Dark smoke clouds loomed over Beulah Monday evening as a fire rapidly moved through a nearby pasture.
Council urges seriousness of water usage
“Ninety-nine percent of the Beulah population are doing a good job at adhering to our water restrictions,” stated Mayor Darrell Bjerke.
