‘JUMPING IN WITH TWO FEET’
23 Jul 2026
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For the past five years, Amy Nash has inserted herself in Beulah through her two children’s programs and with her love of the outdoors. With her new position in the Beulah Convention and Visitors Bureau’s Board of Directors, she now has a bigger role – promoting the community as a whole.
Originally from Idaho, Nash and her husband, Reed, moved to the Beulah area after living in Dickinson in 2016, when Reed was hired at Dakota Gasification Company. Amy worked for the Beulah Beacon as an editor from 2019 to 2020. Because the job demanded a lot of her time away from her family, which the Nash family has four daughters, Nash stepped away from her journalism career and began focusing on her two children’s program.
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