Hazen Star News
LIDAR lights the way on elevations
The new revolution of mapping elevations in a city or county is being hailed as LIDAR, a way to get fairly accurate elevations over a broad area and help mitigate flooding.
Sakakawea lands new lake manager
Corps hire 20-year natural resources veteran
Hazen City Commissioner’s race turns pretentious
The Hazen City Commission has two at-large commissioners seats open for the June 10 general election.
Renovated City Pool to be a crowned jewel
As long as Mother Nature cooperates, the $600,000 voter approved initiative to renovate the Hazen City Pool should be completed and ready for swimming visitors on June 14.
Hazen Fire a matter of volunteers
Being a firefighter is considered perhaps the most dangerous job anyone could have. In Hazen, that doesn’t matter.
Water board holding its collective breath...again
Torrential spring downpours a threat to Lake Shore Estates
County zoning approves variance, non-farm residence
The Mercer County Planning and Zoning Commission saw two applications find approval recently
Surviving severe weather
During dinner, the family could hear a faint rumbling of thunder off in the distance.
County, Coyote Creek come to agreement
A public hearing ended with a road agreement when the Mercer County Commission heard comments on proposed improvements to a county road south of Beulah.
Mercer County seeking expansion of courthouse
The Mercer County courthouse in Stanton was built in 1973 and County Commission Chairman Gary Murray said the current building is not adequate anymore.
