McClusky Gazette News
Caring enough to send your best
The days seem long since the McClusky Senior Center members have seen their friends Marvin and Mildred Kissee.
Home Sweet Home Bazaar
The day of the bazaar was here, all the hard work would soon be rewarded.
Extension offices on hit list
The public meeting on Tuesday, November 28 was called by concerned citizens, with local citizen Sandy Felchle leading as emcee for the program. Speakers represented at state, county and local levels, with many local citizens speaking out on the issue.
Shopping small and friendly
The weather cooperated with Small Business Saturday in North Dakota, bringing shoppers out for special buys, tasty treats, grab bags and door prizes.
Always done this way
The McClusky School District board heard items from the School Board Convention including the law seminar.
Legion serves 100 at annual fundraiser
The Albert Block Post #56 of the Goodrich American Legion held its annual pancake and sausage fundraiser on Saturday, November 11, at the Goodrich School lunchroom.
Nine brothers, 28 combined years military service
Mertz is a reputable family name in the vicinity of Goodrich, and for good reason: Nine men — brothers — from a family of 13 wore their names on their tags as they headed off to war.
Sheriff's Department looks for new deputy
The Sheridan County Sheriff’s office is seeking a new deputy after receiving a resignation letter from Deputy Matt Lisic.
Real Swedish cookies please students
Ellen Kloth came from the city of Visby, on the island of Gotland, Sweden, to visit America and see what ranching was like in North Dakota.
FARRMS reorganizes and relocates
The Foundation for Agricultural and Rural Resource Management and Sustainability (FARRMS) recently relocated its business office from Medina to the former Tuttle School building in Tuttle.
