Beulah Beacon News
Expert ‘localist’ Kimber Lanning coming to Beulah
Think. Buy. Be Local in Beulah
2K Meats & More searches for temporary solutions
City officials have been working toward finding temporary solutions to keep Beulah’s 2K Meats & More up to federal code – which according to Keith Bohn only recently started to be enforced around the state.
Beulah students reach musical heights
Beulah’s music students continue to grow further than Mercer County. Seven students recently were chosen to take part in the Northwest Honor Band and Choir Festival that was held at Minot State University.
Commission hears landfill capping update
Projects are winding down this year, even as the Mercer County Commission discusses which county needs will occupy their attention in the 2017 fiscal year.
County P&Z look to protect landowners
Mercer County Planning and Zoning board chairman Troy Sailer brought up a way to protect land owners in cases of contractors laying utilities.
Ron Isaak crossing costs debated
With winter fast approaching, time is running short for work to be completed on the “Ron Isaak Crossing.”
Frustrations grow as the courthouse project slows
There was evident frustration at the Nov. 2 Mercer County Commission meeting. Commissioners Wes Gunsch and Duane Scheurer expressed dissatisfaction with the progress on the courthouse expansion project.
2K Meats & More approaches obstacles
Beulah’s city planning and zoning were approached by 2K Meats & More owner Keith Bohn on how he can keep his business in town.
Bayview Heights requests county help
Despite the need for making budget cuts in the county government, there are groups within Mercer County that have their own costs and needs, and desire the help of the county in meeting those costs and needs.
KRCC board honors influential member
After spending more than a decade on the Knife River Care Center board, Fred Stern believes it is his time to step down.
