Beulah Beacon News
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.
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.
Taxes frozen to 2016 numbers
In the midst of intense debate between the current Mercer County Commission and many of its most active criticizers, a simply matter of procedure determined the fate of the arguments involving the tax levy for the 2016 budget.
DGC construction moving forward
Dakota Gasification Company’s urea project is considered to be 50 percent complete.
Citizens suggest where to cut city budget
Approximately 40 citizens found places to sit and stand to take part in the topic of a 20 percent tax increase suggested by the Beulah City Council.
A community working to prevent bullying
The Beulah School District has been taking an active stance on bullying prevention.
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.
Fire at Valley Grain
With only one employee present, Valley Grain Milling -- commonly known as “the grain elevator” -- burst into flames last week.
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.
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.
