Beulah Beacon News
Excavation begins for New York Life building
The east end of Beulah’s Main Street will seem a bit less empty about six months from now thanks to the plans of a longtime business owner.
Council stalls on variance, gets updated on hospital
Last week the Beulah City Council held off making any decision for the second time on the topic of a variance request from a residential builder.
Zoning okays Coyote Creek mining ops
Coyote Creek Mine is one step closer to starting operations after finding approval last week from the Mercer County Planning and Zoning Commission.
County seeks clarification on Sakakawea Estates roads
The question of the road in the Sakakawea Estates was on a light agenda Monday at the meeting of the Mercer County Board of Commissioners.
Centennial book available soon
The last 25 years of Beulah’s history will soon be available in book format, thanks to the efforts of a group of local ladies.
Plans presented for MTI building
An empty building on Beulah’s south side could find new purpose in the near future if the city government ultimately approves new plans for its use.
Commission hears medical updates
Two representatives from the medical community were on hand last week to provide updates to the Mercer County Commission on ongoing processes and projects.
New council discusses Highway 49 bridge work
Beulah Council reorganizes after election
Main Bar finds new owners
The Main Bar is still open for business thanks to the efforts of two former bar owners.
Housing company eyeing Golden Valley
A housing company offered Golden Valley residents a potential look into the future last week during a housing presentation at the community center.
