The 2026 Beach High School Homecoming King and Queen were crowned on Sept. 28 inside the gymnasium. Before they were crowned, Volleyball Coach Ashley Lechler and Football Coach Mike Zier shared a few …

The Beach City Council met on Sept. 21, discussing the ongoing construction project and budgets. AE2S Engineer Kyle Kruckenberg addressed the council to share progress updates on the city …

Students from Golva Elementary went on a field trip Sept. 25 to Wayne Fahlstrom’s pumpkin patch. Wayne and his wife, Beth, hosted the event at the Ed Fahlstrom farm several miles northwest of …

120 Years Ago Sentinel Butte Review September 24, 1906 The wedding of John Keohane, one of Beach’s enterprising and young attorneys, of the firm of Keohane & Gallagher to Miss Kathyrn Jones was …

Sept. 7- Happy Labor Day! Sept. 8- Exercises were held Tuesday with Mary and the residents at 10:30 a.m. In the afternoon, since we had no September birthdays to celebrate, we played card bingo in …

This is the construction update for the week of Sept. 28. The boring work underneath the railroad on 2nd Avenue was completed last week. Asphalt paving crews completed the first lift, or layer, on …

Students and staff at Beach High School have been working hard preparing for their 2026 Homecoming. But before any of the festivities can begin, the homecoming court needs to make their debut to the …

Whether it be to wind down after a long work week or to relieve chronic pain, the team at The Healing Hub Collective in Wibaux, MT provides self-care through massage therapy, tailored to their …

According to the USDA, on Aug. 31, Secretary of Ag Brooke Rollins announced plans for the Ranchers First initiative, a sweeping package of actions to rebuild the nation’s cattle herd. On Sept. 4, …

120 Years Ago Sentinel Butte Review September 1906 V. Wieka threshed his barley recently and A.L. Martin was out and bought it. The yield was 68 bushels to the acre while his wheat went 28. The long …

The Sentinel Butte City Council met on Sept. 14 at 8 p.m. at City Hall. The minutes from last month’s meeting were reviewed and approved. Next on the agenda, the various committees gave their …

Afternoon drivers going west on the interstate out of Beach saw a frightening scene Sept. 17. A semi-truck hauling several hay bales caught on fire just before 2 p.m. near the 248 mile marker on I-94 …

This is the construction update for the week of Sept. 21. Last week, concrete crews laid out curb and gutters on Main Street. Class 5 aggregate is in place from Prairie Lumber to Highway 16. This …

For fifty years, the Golden Valley County Museum has been preserving the history of the county, having amassed a wide collection of artifacts and photographs that showcase Golden Valley county …

This is the Sept. 14 update on the Central Avenue and Main Street construction project. The Second Avenue boring project underneath the railroad tracks continues, with crews having just one more pipe …

Beach City Council members met on Tuesday evening, Sept. 8. The meeting date was changed due to the Labor Day holiday. The agenda and minutes were both approved without any corrections or changes. …

100 Years Ago Sentinel Butte Review September 10, 1926 Early Monday morning, fire destroyed the large two-story barn and an automobile on the outskirts of Beach, owned by Marshall Miller. It is …

Aug. 31 - Happy Monday!! Sept. 1 - Exercises with Mary and the residents were held Tuesday morning in the activity room. In the afternoon, we played a new game called ‘Nickels.’ Gathered around …

The Beach School Board had a quick meeting on Sept. 9, discussing student and staff recognitions, thank you correspondence and cameras. Superintendent and Elem. Principal Jessica Geis said that …

Have you ever spent a whole day in the grueling hot sun, bugs swarming and dirt flying in your face from doing yard work? Or have you spent so long dealing with paracord that you can’t tell the …