Beulah Beacon

07/10/2025

Gina Campbell has been appointed to fill the remainder of the vacant Ward 3 seat on the city of Beulah’s council.

During its regular meeting Monday, July 7, Campbell, a longtime Beulah resident who attended the meeting, was sworn in by City Auditor Heather Ferebee after Campbell was voted in by a roll call vote.

Campbell received four votes from the six council members in attendance (Ward 1 Councilman Cameron Brown was absent).

Read the Beulah Beacon in print or online: www.centralnordak.com/the-beacon
To subscribe: www.centralnordak.com/subscribe

Gina Campbell has been appointed to fill the remainder of the vacant Ward 3 seat on the city of Beulah’s council. During its regular meeting Monday, July 7, Campbell, a longtime Beulah resident who attended the meeting, was sworn in by City Auditor Heather Ferebee after Campbell was voted in by a ...

07/10/2025

IN THIS WEEK'S EDITION:
* Mercer County Fair organizers point out highs, lows of 2025 event
* Gina Campbell appointed to serve remainder of Ward 3 council seat
* Mercer County to begin budget conversations

Read the Beulah Beacon in print or online: www.centralnordak.com/the-beacon
To subscribe: www.centralnordak.com/subscribe

07/10/2025

Please like and share our new page! I’m excited to show you all the amazing promotional and special projects we’ve done in the past and exciting new things we have coming up! Thanks!!
Jess

Take a look at our new page! We are still the Beacon offering you amazing products to promote your business or your special event!

07/07/2025

Frank Senn, chief of Beulah City Police Department, was recently given the North Dakota Chiefs of Police Association’s President Award.

A law enforcement officer for 30 years, Senn was recognized at the NDCPA’s summer conference in Grand Forks, June 25.

“I am definitely honored,” Senn said after the conference. “You don’t do things for awards, but it’s definitely humbling when you’re awarded for doing what you do. I’m very proud of the award.”

Read the Beulah Beacon in print or online: www.centralnordak.com/the-beacon
To subscribe: www.centralnordak.com/subscribe

Frank Senn, chief of Beulah City Police Department, was recently given the North Dakota Chiefs of Police Association’s President Award. A law enforcement officer for 30 years, Senn was recognized at the NDCPA’s summer conference in Grand Forks, June 25. “I am definitely honored,” Senn said a...

07/02/2025

IN THIS WEEK'S EDITION:
* Mercer County Fair recap photos
* Beulah PD Chief wins NDCPA President Award
* Taco ‘Bout A Fundraiser raises money for those in need of dental, vision care

Read the Beulah Beacon in print or online: www.centralnordak.com/the-beacon
To subscribe: www.centralnordak.com/subscribe

06/28/2025

Fresh off her graduation from Beulah High School’s Class of 2025, Kristyn Bauer also capped off her student career with the school
district’s FFA chapter in impressive fashion.

At this year’s North Dakota FFA State Convention, which was held in Fargo June 2-5, the 18-year-old daughter of Michael and Laura Bauer, of Zap, raked in a handful of awards, including the coveted State Star, while also being voted in as an officer for the state FFA board.

Read the Beulah Beacon in print or online: www.centralnordak.com/the-beacon
To subscribe: www.centralnordak.com/subscribe

Fresh off her graduation from Beulah High School’s Class of 2025, Kristyn Bauer also capped off her student career with the school district’s FFA chapter in impressive fashion. At this year’s North Dakota FFA State Convention, which was held in Fargo June 2-5, the 18-year-old daughter of Micha...

06/27/2025

⚠️ FRI. PM: Upgrade to Level 3: Numerous Severe Thunderstorms. Parts of especially central ND could see very large hail, damaging winds, and even a tornado or two. Thunderstorms are still expected to form this evening (5-9 p.m.) and will continue into the night as they push east. Continue to follow your FirstWarn Weather Team on air and online for further updates. -Meteorologist Jacob Morse

06/27/2025

The Beulah Public Schools Board of Education has one new member, one-re-elected member and one vacant seat.

Results from the June 10 election were canvassed at a June 23 board meeting, which confirmed officials results that Mardee Reich will the newest member of the board and Kory McGraw will retain his seat. School board terms are three years.

The school district reported 166 total ballots cast, which six people earned at least one vote, including Board President Doug Moore, McGraw, Reich, Brant Keller, Clay Solem and Levi Weigum.

Read the Beulah Beacon in print or online: www.centralnordak.com/the-beacon
To subscribe: www.centralnordak.com/subscribe

The Beulah Public Schools Board of Education has one new member, one-re-elected member and one vacant seat. Results from the June 10 election were canvassed at a June 23 board meeting, which confirmed officials results that Mardee Reich will the newest member of the board and Kory McGraw will retain...

06/26/2025

IN THIS WEEK'S EDITION:

* Council receives more info on Talon Metals for future Beulah Minerals Processing Facility
* Beulah’s CVB relocates office headquarters
* Beulah's Kristyn Bauer voted in as FFA state officer, wins ND Star award

Read the Beulah Beacon in print or online: www.centralnordak.com/the-beacon
To subscribe: www.centralnordak.com/subscribe

06/23/2025

A “Taco ‘Bout A Fundraiser” event will be held from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the Stanton Civic Center, Sunday, June 22, which all proceeds will go toward the needs of Summit Counseling Services in Stanton.

The event, being spearheaded by the newly reorganized Stanton Civic Club, will help raise funds to help clients at Summit to afford dental and health care, according to Summit Counseling Services Executive Director Brenda Owens, who founded the 501-C3 nonprofit organization in 2015 to help “fill the gap” of needs for those with mental health and substance abuse issues.

Read the Beulah Beacon in print or online: www.centralnordak.com/the-beacon
To subscribe: www.centralnordak.com/subscribe

A “Taco ‘Bout A Fundraiser” event will be held from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the Stanton Civic Center, Sunday, June 22, which all proceeds will go toward the needs of Summit Counseling Services in Stanton. The event, being spearheaded by the newly reorganized Stanton Civic Club, will help rais...

06/21/2025

A community kitchen is now available at Summit Counseling Services in Stanton, providing meals to those in need.

The community kitchen, which is at SCS’s facility at 312 Harmon Ave. Suite B. in Stanton, officially opened in April and was made possible by the partnership between SCS and Great Plains Food Bank. Since late April, the community kitchen has been serving breakfast, lunch and dinner daily.

Read the Beulah Beacon in print or online: www.centralnordak.com/the-beacon
To subscribe: www.centralnordak.com/subscribe

A community kitchen is now available at Summit Counseling Services in Stanton, providing meals to those in need. The community kitchen, which is at SCS’s facility at 312 Harmon Ave. Suite B. in Stanton, officially opened in April and was made possible by the partnership between SCS and Great Plain...