The Town of Beulaville is named for Beulah Baptist Church and was chartered in 1915. The town is intersected by Highways 24, 41 and 111 and is served by the Albert Ellis Airport only 12 miles east. Newspapers in the area include three daily, one semi-weekly and two weekly. Radio and TV reception is excellent and cable is available. Beulaville offers the quiet comfort of tree-lined streets, parks and open space for children. Beulaville's attractive homes are mostly occupant owned, but rental homes and apartements are also available. The churches represent all major denominations making Beulaville a friendly, family oriented community.

Approximately 1,097 citizens live in Beulaville and are served by the town's well-equipped volunteer fire and rescue department. Four full-time policemen and county deputies also serve the area with 24 hour a day protection, making it a safe town to live.

Beulaville's water department offers a maximum water yield per day of 150,000 gallons and the sewage treatment plant is capable of handling 260,000 gallons per day. Telephone service is provided by Sprint and electricity is provided by Progress Energy. Cable television is available and cellular service is also available in the area.

Educational facilities in Beulaville include Beulaville Elementary (K-8) with a special program for 4-year old children and East Duplin High School. Several universities and community colleges are within a 12 to 50 mile radius with off-campus adult education offered. Many in the Beulaville community commute daily to East Carolina University and UNC-Wilmington. Daycare facilities, preschool and after-school programs are available.

Medical services in Beulaville are provided by a dentist, optometrist, optician and a medical center staffed by three doctors. Duplin General Hospital is just twelve miles away and East Carolina Regional Medical Schools are an hour away. For those who are unable to live independently, there is a lovely rest home, nursing homes and an elderly apartment complex. All of these facilities provide an excellent living environment for senior citizens. Veterinary services are also available.

Civic and cultural organizations abound in Beulaville including the Lions Club, Ruritans, Masons and Eastern Star. During the summer, theater activities are presented in Kenan Memorial Amphitheater and the Kenan Memorial Auditorium. Concerts and other entertainment activities are also performed during the year in nearby towns. East Duplin High School in Beulaville has an outstanding 600-seat Fine Arts Building that may be used for meetings and events in addition to theater.

Tennis and basketball courts are available and several golf courses are nearby. Fishing and boating in area rivers, lakes and ponds are available for the outdoor lover. Cabin Lake Recreation Park, a 130 acre recreation area with a 68-acre lake north of Beulaville, provides fishing, picnicking, boating, camping, swimming and a nature trail for walking around the lake.

Historically, agriculture and more recently industrial development have contributed significantly to the growth and progress of the town. National Spinning, Inc., Precision Hydraulics, Industrial Hydraulics and Allied along with several other new and growing businesses have created skilled jobs and opportunities in our community. Many of our neighbors commute daily to nearby major regional employers. The new Global TransPark is under development approximately 30 miles away and both state ports are within easy reach. Available labor, good land, water and sewer, and a local financial loan program provide the right ingredients for an ideal location for business.