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Clinics collaborating on countywide care
Collaborations between Sakakawea Medical Center and Coal Country Community Health Center are going well, and a new grant for CCCHC will offer a potential new service for the area.
Fair weather makes for successful weekend
It has rained often and in large amounts throughout the last few weeks.
March to Mandaree honors fallen soldiers
Three hundred miles have been trekked so far on two men’s two-week journey across the state, and this week they’re getting closer to the final destination as they pass through Mercer County.
Wet spring dampening planting efforts everywhere
A heavy winter, a wet spring and continued rainfall into the summer have made it difficult for many farmers to get their crops planted on time this year, if at all.
Cenex approaches council on potential agronomy building
The Cenex Board of Directors approached the Beulah City Council at the latter’s recent meeting to seek advice on how to move forward with a proposed new agronomy building next to Cenex off Highway 49.
School board elections counted, recounted
Five nominations, three open seats and two recounts made for an interesting school board election this year.
Boe elected president at state FFA convention
Beulah’s FFA chapter saw many highlights at this year’s state convention. Among those highlights was the election of Beulah’s Jodi Boe as the newest N.D. FFA president.
Rain plays into Cyclones opening week
If their first week is any indication, the summer baseball season may not be much brighter than Beulah’ spring season. Twice rain showers ended games early last week but thankfully the Cyclones were able to weather the storm with four victories.
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.
