McClusky Gazette News
Council approves sponsorship of CDBG
With Mayor Theresa Jorgenson absent, Acting Council Chair Mark Miller led the group for the Monday, Nov. 2 meeting.
Awards night held for 4-H achievements
The Sheridan County 4-H awards Banquet was held on Sunday evening, Oct. 18, at the McClusky Elementary School.Crystal Schaunaman, Sheridan County Extension Agent, welcomed the guests.
Essay contest deadline approaching
High school students and their teachers are being reminded that the Bill of Rights Institute’s national Being An American Essay Contest deadline is soon approaching. The contest asks students to share their thoughts on American citizenship by answering the question:
“Too much heart” for animals leads to teaching career
Her love for animals almost sent Laura Eide down the path to a veterinary career.
A Webster in English for the Goodrich School
There is a “Webster” in the English Dept. at the Goodrich School. While this one is also full of good words and works, it is not a Merriam-Webster reference volume but a flesh and blood Scott Webster.
Sheridan County Commission kills Renaissance Zone project
With a motion from Sheridan County Commissioner Michel Axt and a passing vote, the proposed Renaissance Zone project for assisting improvements and new developments, both commercial and residential, died. This happened at the regular Tuesday, October 6, meeting of the commission.
Horizons unveils strategic plan
The McClusky Horizons group, under the leadership of Larry Gessner, made public their strategic plan at a free breakfast event at McClusky City Hall on October 10.
McClusky chosen as great place to start career
Looking over the choices to start her teaching career, Dawn Marie (Lambert) Krein chose McClusky. She is now the LD/MR teacher at McClusky Elementary School.
New school custodian lives in the country and loves it
The new head custodian at the McClusky School District is new to North Dakota. Richard Alan Tripp was born and raised in the western part of the U.S: born in Denver, CO and living there until he was ten when he moved to California. He has two brothers and one sister, with his dad living in Missouri and his mom in California.
Closed: Sheridan County loses only grocery store
The bad news McClusky lost its grocery store on Saturday, Sept. 26.