Beulah Beacon News
Various bones found amongst old gravel pit
During government day lunch hosted by the Mercer County commissioners at the Zap community hall, commissioner Bill Tveit announced bones had been found at the construction site in Stanton.
Beulah PD talks QRU with ambulance
Quick Response Units have been an unexpected focus for the Mercer County Ambulance Service Board in the last several months.
Coteau looks to re-open section line roads
Coteau Properties Company recently presented to the Mercer County Commission with excitement as they reported the re-opening of section line roads.
New headaches for water board as Lake Shore project stalls
After months of effort to bring together the different people involved and try to come up with a new plan or revive old plans, hopes of reaching a solution for the draining of the flooded Lake Shore Estates has been stonewalled.
Projecting fewer variances after district code changes
Beulah Planning and Zoning
Crew Camp documentation met after approved permit
Allison Hicks and Scott Solem, Solem Law Office, Beulah, presented to the Mercer County Commission that Synergy Crew Camp has not met all the requirements but has already been granted a permit.
Cache burials interest Three Affiliated Tribes
Where Stanton courthouse sits comes at a significant interest to the State Historical Society.
Large grass fire calls area fire departments to action
If residents of Hazen and Beulah who live north of Highway 200 went to community churches Sunday, they were likely met with billowing smoke as they drove back toward their homes.
County Commission receives courthouse expansion update
The Stanton courthouse is gearing up for an expansion; however, a few hiccups have already blipped up on the radar.
District 27 hires Jordan as new superintendent
School Board Chairwoman Stacee McLaughlin was taken aback by the passion Travis Jordan has for not only his job, but the purpose his job holds
