Beulah Beacon News
Renovations to former Dodge School now slowly underway
The old Dodge School may still look the same on the outside, but two people – along with the help of some friends – are putting in hard work to create a new use for the structure.
Winners react to election results
With several contested local races and contentious statewide measures on the ballot, Mercer County voters turned out in large numbers to vote during the 2012 Primary election June 12.
Rural residents request asphalt
A group of residents southeast of Beulah approached the Mercer County Commission to request some crushed asphalt at the commission’s regular meeting June 6 at the Mercer County Courthouse in Stanton.
Parking, home safety alarms questioned
Downtown parking and residential security systems were the main topics heard when the Beulah City Council met Monday at City Hall.
Contested council seat in Ward 3: Morgenstern
This year the one contested seat on the Beulah City Council exists within Ward 3. Both challenger Kirby Morgenstern and incumbent Darwin Reinhardt are seeking the four-year seat.
Class of 2012 graduates 50
After more than a dozen years of schooling and extracurricular activities the class of 2012 walked across the Beulah High School gym for the very last time Sunday.
Contested council seat in Ward 3: Reinhardt
This year the one contested seat on the Beulah City Council exists within Ward 3. Both incumbent Darwin Reinhardt and challenger Kirby Morgenstern are seeking the four-year seat. Due to a prior conflict Morgenstern was unavailable to provide his perspective by the time this paper went to publication. His perspective will be published in next week’s issue. seat in Ward 3: Reinhardt
County employee fired after commission
During an emotional display one former County Highway Department employee spoke to the commission recently about filing a grievance before being fired later that same day.
Council talks security systems
Security systems have been a hot topic in Beulah lately, and the items were addressed once again when Beulah’s City Council met early this week.
Topics ranged from Facebook to the county’s missing $100,000, and candidates for the Mercer County Commission addressed them all at the 2012 Mercer County Commissioner Candidate Forum May 10 at the GrandView Steakhouse & Lounge in Beulah.
