Hazen Star News
Winds rip upper roof off Hazen cafè
Vicious winds descended on Mercer County accompanying a large storm Sunday night, leaving swaths of damage to trees and houses.
Ambulance board holds in-depth budget discussion
Over the course of the last year, the Mercer County Ambulance Board has attempted to smooth over changes in various parts of the service since the resignation of the former manager.
Heins family to move back to Stanton home
Although Jeremy and Diana Heins are planning to return to the location of their home, they are not sure yet whether they will be returning to the existing home after extensive repairs to to a new home on the site.
Commissioners fill positions
Although the process of appointing people to fill certain non-elected county positions was relatively routine and simple, it highlighted the disagreements between the county commission and certain department heads.
Mercer County women compete in state pageant
Several talented women from Mercer County found themselves onstage, showing off both dresses and knowledge as they competed to be recognized by judges for the next Miss North Dakota crowning.
Cutting costs where possible is an important priority during large undertakings like Hazen’s 2016 street project, but the Hazen City Commission determined that incorporating one new issue into the project makes sense both practically and economically.
Clarification regarding sample ballots
In hopes of clarifying any potential confusion from the layout of the sample ballots in last week’s Hazen Star and Beulah Beacon, we provide the following information.
Former Hazen resident named to Google report
For those with entrepreneurial spirits, the hardest part of starting up a new business is, well, starting it.
Country residents witness Trump Train in motion
Energy and environmental issues have placed North Dakota squarely on the map of national politics.
Close call inspires Tigirlily to partner with NDDOT
Creative music-making and an important message came together for Tigirlily recently as a winter car accident became the motivation for talking seat-belt safety.
