Beulah Beacon News
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.
Zap eyes New streets project
Zap’s city leadership is moving forward with a project that could pave the way to upgraded streets, although it comes with a relatively heavy price tag.
Coyote Creek haul road moves ahead
Although questions of safety and road crossings seemed to block the path of one mining company’s haul road application recently, the Mercer County Commission moved it ahead during last week’s regular meeting.
County zoning denies Coyote Creek permit
County planners broke from tradition last week to deny recommending a permit for Coyote Creek Mine south of Beulah.
Commission reviews grievance process
Another grievance filed at the county level made for a somewhat tense meeting last week when the Mercer County Commission met for its regular monthly meeting.
Golden Valley tests additional water samples
The city of Golden Valley recently had to do some extra work when it came to having its water tested by the state.
Council approves development extension
The city of Beulah moved forward this week on a development project despite some legal concerns on the initial agreement and a current investigation into the developer.
Gas prices drop again
Motorists were able to relax the grip on their wallets during the holiday season as gas prices continued to decrease throughout North Dakota and the rest of the U.S.
