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MC Commission Candidate Klein
On Monday, more than 5,000 Vote By Mail ballot applications were mailed to Mercer County voters. On those ballots will be seven candidates vying for one seat on the Mercer County Commission.
Joint meeting held to discuss further housing development
Officials have been trying to figure out how to address housing issues in Beulah for some time and last week the City Council and city planning and zoning board got together to figure out how to move forward. Mayor Darrell Bjerke opened the meeting with an introduction of why the meeting had been called.
Mercer County Commission candidates: Scheurer and Berger
With the April 13 filing deadline gone, seven Mercer County residents have filed petitions to be placed on the Primary Election ballot for one seat on the Mercer County Commission. Of those seven candidates, two will advance to the General Election ballot in November.
Council hears development reports
Police Chief Kennie Voegele spoke first to the Beulah City Council, announcing that he had tendered his resignation about 10 days prior.
Mercer County Commission candidates: Bauer and Scharbach
Seven Mercer County residents have filed petitions to be placed on the Primary Election ballot for one seat on the Mercer County Commission, with little time remaining until the April 13 deadline. Of those seven candidates, two will advance to the General Election ballot in November.
County asked for easement through railroad crossing
The Mercer County Commission fielded a request from Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway Company to grant an easement across a county-owned railroad crossing during its regular meeting April 4 at the Mercer County Courthouse in Stanton.
Annabelle updates council
A proposed housing development and open meeting laws were the main topics of discussion when Beulah’s City Council met this week.
Kaylor ND’s Principal of the Year
Beulah’s High School Principal just received high recognition at the state level.
Coal Conversion Counties hope for ‘informal resolution’
The North Dakota Association of Coal Conversion Counties reported to the North Dakota Attorney General’s office that it hopes to reach an “informal resolution” to accusations the board violated the state’s open meeting laws.
County places Stage II Burn Ban
Large fires and extremely dry conditions made the burn ban a priority topic at the county level when the Mercer County Commission met last week.
