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Local coordinator helping to educate on issues relating to veterans’ health
An area medical outreach coordinator is aiming to do his part in a nationwide initiative to help teach private medical practitioners the current needs related to the health of service members.
Residents speak out against Beulah fireworks ordinance
The review of a city fireworks ordinance by Beulah’s City Council recently prompted discussion from citizens who were worried about the law of unintended consequences.
Beulah Police Department faces training challenges
Concerns over methods at the Beulah Police Department may have opened lines of communications among area officials, even after one officer was fired.
Progress between County Commission and road department
For the first time in nearly a year and a half tensions eased between the Mercer County Commission and the County Highway Department and it looked like progress would be made moving forward.
AWANA around the corner
One annual program for children is about to start up again for its 29th year here.
Sheriff Danzeisen stresses importance of calling 911
Mercer County’s top law enforcement official is reminding residents about why it is important to call 911 in an emergency, and not go some other route.
Hoeven takes ‘states-first’ approach on coal ash
BEULAH -- The state’s Republican senator said he wants to keep coal ash regulation out of the federal government’s hands.
Harvest above average
Combines, trucks and swathers have now been toiling through Mercer County fields for a few weeks, and the overall outlook is generally positive.
Investigation into city accounting
Unreconciled checks, poor communications and no audit since 2008 have prompted an investigation into the city of Beulah.
School board narrowly approves public communications policy
New policy was adopted by the school board that set in stone how the board could communicate with the patrons of the Beulah School District.
