McClusky Gazette News
ELCA convention set for third weekend of June
Women of western North Da-kota, could you use two days of fun, fellowship and spiritual growth? Could you use some time devoted to promoting your physical, spiritual and emotional well being?
School board regains school bus barn use
Supt. Lee Kelm advised the McClusky School Board members that the bus barn agreement with Dennis Bertsch will not longer be in effect as Bertsch has secured a building better suited for his personal use closer to his home.
With a farewell to his years of music instruction at MHS, Robin Erdmann presented the all-blue ribbon and star performance winners in concert for McClusky audience appreciation on May 5.
Author Dr. Mary Ellen Erickson was at McClusky Elementary School signing books for Reading Month on May 2.
Elementary presents award winning concert selections
With a string of blue ribbons to back up their talent, the McClusky Elementary students, under the direction of Robin Erdmann, performed their winning selections.
A man with a plan for life
You shouldn’t be misled by the dimples. Underneath the easygoing charm and the penchant for being a real life clown, lies a careful, seasoned law enforcement professional.
MHS Junior Class holds prom
The Junior Class presented the 2011 Prom “Courtyard of Dreams” to a group of students from four schools: McClusky, Goodrich, Anamoose and Drake. The decorations in the McClusky High School gymnasium were red and black balloons and crepe paper.
McClusky Farmers Market changes structure for new year
On April 18, the McClusky Farmers Market members met for their annual meeting, with six of their members present.
Infection leaves fluid on brain
Pam Houser tells what she recalls of her illness and the quick descent into serious complications. “I got up thinking I was going into the bathroom, instead I went into a spare bedroom, fell and hit my head. The doctor said if my husband had not found me, I would have died.”
City hears clean up details, abatement
Clean-up week, usually set for early May, might prove to be a challenge this year, with the late snows. If all goes well, May 2-6 will be the week set aside for special handling and pickup of unneeded and waste items.
