McClusky Gazette News
Treats of all flavors highlight Midsummer Fest
The main day of the 2019 Midsummer Fest is filled with treats. The first are the kiddie and main parade scheduled to start at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, June 29.
Pool legal with borrowed help
According to information from Jake Windsor of First District Health, the temporary employment of a borrowed CPO (Certified Pool Operator) from Garrison’s Park District, will keep the McClusky Pool operating safely.
Main Street Salon celebrates 15 years in business
Babett Krueger, owner of Main Street Salon, held her 15-year anniversary open house on Friday afternoon.
Gunsmoke revival and music provide spring concert fun
Under the direction of Susan O’Neil, the McClusky fifth and sixth grade classes presented a “Gunsmoke” style comedy/musical concert theatre at the end of the school year. The May 17 presentation drew a large audience for the original script from O’Neil and the two participating grades.
McClusky Memorial Day
The McClusky American Legion James Roberts Post #124 Memorial Day service was held Monday morning at the McClusky High School gym.
Pool manager blessed; lifeguards found
Sue Ebach, Kathy Davis Memorial Pool Manager for 2019, stated at the May 21 regular meeting of the Park Board, “I have been blessed.”
McClusky High School graduates seven
Seven McClusky seniors graduated on Saturday afternoon, May 25, at the McClusky High School gym.
New brush truck improves grass fire response time
A new brush truck was recently added to the well-maintained fleet of firefighting trucks used by the McClusky Fire Department and organized Fire District.
The entire kindergarten class of 2019 at McClusky Elementary Class was female. Adding to this distinction, the class also included two sets of twins.
Goodrich graduates three
On positive messages from all fronts, the 2019 Goodrich graduating class enjoyed a warm and enthusiastic reception for their efforts during their years in school.
