Beulah Beacon News
Beulah Elementary earns top honors
Beulah Elementary has been named one of the best elementary schools in the state.
Schools review safety
School and law enforcement officials are working together to ensure that area school districts remain a safe place for students to learn.
Surge Funding approved
The much-talked about Surge Funding Bill has now been signed into law.
County denies Coyote Creek requests
Mercer County opted to deny Coyote Creek any action last week on two topics regarding roads south of Coyote Station and west of Highway 49.
West River Judging turns 50 this weekend
Second in a two-part series detailing the history of one of the state’s longest-running judging contests.
Zap streets project heard
Residents of Zap turned out last week to find out just what a proposed city streets project would mean to them if it passes next month.
West River Judging turns 50
On the last weekend of February, members of local 4-H and FFA chapters from throughout the state will converge on Beulah for one of the most anticipated contests of the year.
Mercer County’s new road
While residents near it have said it’s been a public asset for quite some time, Mercer County Commissioners formally took charge of the road leading to Sakakawea Estates last week.
FEMA denies assistance
The city of Beulah will have to take a different route to secure funding after storms last August left the city facing some damage.
Council discusses a change of address
The Beulah City Council had a bit of a “change of address” address last week when councilors spoke at length about whether looking into the city’s off-kilter addressing system would be worthwhile or not.
