Beulah Beacon News
Mercer County LEPC assists SMC project
Mercer County should be better prepared for future disasters because of the efforts of the county’s Local Emergency Planning Committee.
STOP Violence Against Women provides training in Beulah
Sexual assault can be one of the most devastating crimes that can be perpetrated on a person. The victim not only suffers the physical and psychological affects of the attack, but they can also be victimized again and again by a legal infrastructure and society that aren’t equipped to deal with the aftermath of sexual assault.
Holiday snow puts plows on the roads
Not many people go over the river and through the woods to Grandma’s house by sleigh any more. That’s why most people were glad that Mercer County had their snowplows out during he holiday weekend.
Beulah merchants see steady sales on this year’s Black Friday
The day after Thanksgiving is one of the biggest shopping days of the year across the nation. In Beulah, it is a little different.
Northern Plains National Heritage Area public meetings scheduled for Morton, Oliver, Mercer counties
The Northern Plains Heritage Foundation will conduct three public input meetings Nov. 29-Dec. 1, in Morton, Oliver and Mercer counties to provide information about the Northern Plains National Heritage Area and take comments on the development of goals and objectives for the investment of federal matching funds in the area.
Local leaders look towards 2011 legislature
Sen. Randy Christmann, Rep. Gary Kreidt and Rep. Brenda Heller got an earful at the GrandView in Beulah as they met with city and county leaders to discuss the priorities for the 2011 Legislature.
Holiday spirit Around the town
Beulah will be celebrating season the in many ways over the coming weeks with events for the entire family. The Beulah Chamber of Commerce’s “Hometown Holiday” fourth Annual Walk-Around will be held from 4-7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 30.
School continues to work on time change adjustment
Students and parents will know before Christmas vacation starts whether or not Beulah Public Schools will revert to its previous schedule after the new year.
Dist. 33 legislators look to 2011 session
Voters in District 33 gave the incumbents a resounding vote of confidence. Sen. Randy Christmann and Reps. Brenda Heller and Gary Kreidt face a legislative session where money from oil taxes is plentiful, but so are the demands for that funding.
Garbage a highlight of city meeting
People may soon be allowed to take their garbage to the transfer station in Beulah. The city had to discontinue accepting household garbage and recycling at the transfer station when Waste Management Inc. stopped providing those services in Mercer County.
