Beulah Beacon News
Council hears bond proposal for housing authority 4-plex
Lack of affordable rental properties in Beulah prompted discussion this week around bonding for the Beulah Housing Authority.
Mercer County Board of Equalization denies Beulah
The County Board of Equalization met last week to hear from residents who felt their increase was too high, as well as to discuss whether or not to uphold the city of Beulah’s decision to limit their own increase.
Southwest Water comes to Halliday area
Informational meetings took place early this week in Dunn County to begin the sign-up for residents in western Mercer and eastern Dunn counties. Southwest Water Authority officials held two meetings in Halliday and one in Dunn Center to gauge interest and spur sign-up for residents who live from Golden Valley to the west.
‘Black Plant’ work underway
Work began about a week ago at the gas plant for the Black Plant phase. During the five week process the plant will be completely shut down for about three weeks allowing DGC employees and contractors to perform repairs and complete inspections common to the plant, such as water treatment.
Class of 2013 graduates
Friends and family members came out on the beautiful spring day Sunday to congratulate members of the graduating class of 2013.
Dakota Walleye Classic around the corner
Although it’s still two months out, the 18th annual Dakota Walleye Classic will be here in no time.
Proposed crossroads agronomy shot down
There will be no agronomy center near residents at the crossroads east of Hazen due to concerns about having anhydrous ammonia tanks next door.
Should scoria be allowed within Beulah city limits?
That was the question that prompted discussion during public input at the recent City Council meeting.
City officials discuss developer’s agreements
Two sites with the potential for development were the main topics of discourse this week when Beulah’s City Council held its regular meeting.
Equipment use policy brought into question
The first reading of a new policy caused a bit of a stir at the Mercer County Commission last week. The policy would seek to limit personal use of county equipment.
