Beulah Beacon News
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.
Basin presents pipeline plan
Basin Electric employees presented initial information last week about a proposed gas pipeline to Dakota Gasification Company Synfuels Plant.
Beulah School Board begins superintendent search process
School board directors have begun discussing the process for finding a new superintendent on the news that Rob Lech will be taking on a new role in Jamestown.
Life at the Capitol
Who likes getting bills? Unless they’re bills featuring Ben Franklin, Ulysses S. Grant or even Top Hat Lincoln, probably nobody.
Housekeeping at City Council
It was business as usual when Beulah’s elected leaders met this past week. Although the city council agenda wasn’t terribly lengthy, a number of topics were addressed during the hour-long Monday meeting.
Dallman found dead
The Fargo Police Department confirmed Tuesday that a body found in a North Dakota field was that of 27-year-old Colter Brandon Dallman, a 2003 Beulah High School graduate.
Programs remain school district responsibility
Should certain programs fall under the rensponsibility of the Beulah School Board or the fledgling Educational Foundation? That was the background question which prompted lengthy discussion when the Beulah Public Schools Board of Directors met last week.
