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Erosion along Missouri River ‘worst it’s ever been’
150,000. That’s the amount of water, in cubic feet per second, that is slated to come thundering from the Garrison Dam by June 17.
Golden Valley school will soon have a new use
The old school in Golden Valley will be transformed into living quarters over the next year after a decision by the City Council to approve a conditional use permit for the structure.
Council listens to updates on projects
Beulah’s City Council discussed various projects that were going on in the city Monday.
Beulah Class of ’11 graduates
Fourteen years of hard work, from preschool on up, came to a close for this year’s group of graduating seniors from Beulah High School.
Unprecedented releases
Tom Roe, Bismarck, has fished the upper stretch of the Missouri River hundreds of times. On Saturday, Roe stood above the Tailrace staring down at a furious, frothing, nearly-unrecognizable river.
Garrison Dam Spillway Releases
Spillway releases from Garrison Dam brought people out to witness the first time the dam has had so much overflow as to release over the spillway. The US Army Corps of Engineers initial projection is that it will be releasing 30,000 cubic feet per second when all of the spillway's 28 are projected to be open tomorrow night.
With another flood disaster narrowly averted this spring, the Mercer County Water Resource Board’s attention has turned toward taming the Knife River while it once again sleeps.
Various road issues still on commission agenda
Emergency management and road issues were the discussion topics of the most recent county commission.
Council hears water issues from residents
During the last city council meeting, some residents requested help from the city to help solve their water problems.
Junk and abandoned vehicle cleanup on its way
If you’ve got an old vehicle setting around your property, now is the time to make sure it’s not in violation of the city’s Junk and Abandoned Vehicle ordinance.
