Beulah Beacon News
Forest Service presents to council
There were a number of visitors to this week’s City Council meeting in Beulah, some to present, some to update and some just to observe.
Easement complicates flood project
A perpetual easement may put a damper on plans to fix a flooding problem near Harmony Lake.
Cenex: Card change has positive aspects
A new crediting process is aiming to provide the utmost reliability in sales at area Cenex stores. Cenex patrons in both Beulah and Halliday can expect a small change to the way they do business soon, and it’s a change general manager Joey Bogers hopes to make as seamless – painless – as possible.
County ponders employee raises
Mercer County has been dealing with many challenges that come from being on the edge of oil development in the past few years. One of those challenges has continued to vex area leaders: how to keep quality employees from moving elsewhere for better wages.
Narcotics Anonymous meetings begin Friday
[Editor’s note: The facilitator of the upcoming meetings is referred to as “C” in the following article instead of her full name, in keeping with the spirit of anonymity that meetings such as NA provide.] After struggling with drug addiction, a young local woman, C found the road to recovery. Treatment at Heartview helped her get clean, followed by five meetings a week she was attending in Bismarck.
Council questions Annabelle Homes
Despite the cold weather Annabelle Homes representation felt a little heat during an hourlong discussion on the developer’s plans for Beulah.
Bringing a little more German to Beulah
Students walking through the Beulah High School likely notice when they hear a foreign language spoken in their midst. Ears perk up, trying to pinpoint the origin of the speaker.
Not in this landfill
The Mercer County Landfill doesn’t want any oilfield waste coming to its doors.
Coyote resumes plant operation
Late last week Beulah residents were treated to a sight that had been unfortunately absent on the southern horizon since December: smokestacks kicking plumes into the skies south of town.
Council moves forward on dilapidated building project
Beulah’s City Council started off its last meeting with talks on a temporary use permit before heading further into details on the dilapidated building project and the possibility of moving the recreation center.
