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Council discusses street repairs
Although many items were discussed at the most recent City Council meeting, discussion kept returning to crack sealing on Beulah city streets.
Questions for county on proposed permits
A few representatives of the agricultural business industry questioned details of Mercer County’s proposed permit program at the Mercer County Commission’s regular meeting March 7 in Stanton.
Mercer County oil on the outside looking in
If the forecasters are right, Mercer County is unlikely to see much oil well-drilling activity. At least not the the level of activity seen in nearby counties to the west.
Rezoning denied for old nursing home
A potential zoning change for the old nursing home on Beulah’s Central Avenue was denied with condition after Beulah City Councilors heard the most recent presentation.
Tipton goes to Washington
What would you do if you were given the chance to lend your voice to a national forum on an issue you cared strongly for?
District 33 and state agree on Santorum
Republican presidential hopeful Sen. Rick Santorum was the Republican presidential candidate of choice in both District 33 and North Dakota as indicated by Super Tuesday's caucus polls results.
Classrooms make jump in technology
The application of AppleTV units is offering a new technology to learn, as well as a new way to teach in the Beulah School District.
Sakakawea Beulah Clinic eyeing late April closure
Mercer County is about to lose one clinic, but not the providers who worked there when Sakakawea Beulah Clinic closes its doors by the end of April.
Council hears further development plans
Talk on three new projects started off the most recent meeting of Beulah’s City Council this week. Councilors listened as the projects – a diesel pump island, Annabelle Homes and the rezoning of the old nursing home – were presented.
County zoning board talks regulation changes
Mercer County Planning and Zoning commissioners took one last look at county regulations after hearing some public input on the subjects of temporary workforce housing and commercial vehicle parking.
