McClusky Gazette News
Yes You Can author pioneers natural food production
The new "Yes You Can" column author Karen Blumhagen and her husband Arlo farm near Drake and own and operate Sheridan County Insurance in McClusky.
"See Poverty, Be the Difference"
The Horizons Program extends an invitation to all who might be interested in hearing Dr. Donna Beegle present "See Poverty, Be the Difference."
Horizons showcases untapped talent
With constructive and positive energy, the Horizons Leadership Plenty group tallied up the joint talents within their group on Feb. 22 at the McClusky City Community Room.
School board considers budget cuts
Budget cuts were discussed at the regular meeting of the McClusky School District board on Feb. 12 at the school's Home Ec. Room.
Midsummer Fest moves to third weekend in July
According to Midsummer Fest Chair Tracy Stein, the weekend will start off with a co-ed softball game on Friday evening.
Grandparent scam hits Sheridan
Sheridan County Sheriff Trent Naser reported the first of official complaints about the "Grandparent" scam in Sheridan County, although there appears to have been some people who have made inquiries at their local banks about "wire transfer" procedures, he stated.
Ag Forum held in McClusky
A gathering of about 30 area agricultural producers heard a wide spectrum of speakers on pertinent information on topics that ranged from the intricacies of the new farm bill to the ways of feeding cattle herds in severe winter weather.
School board nixes proposed three-division system
The McClusky School board, at a special joint meeting at the Union Grill in McClusky with representatives of the TL-M School District on Feb. 7 addressed two issues: the proposed three class (divisions) system by the ND High School Athletics Association (NDHSAA) and the proposed basketball co-op.
Jorgensen starts another retirement
If you don't count when she stopped farming, Shirley Jorgensen has retired more than twice.
Leadership training set for mid-February
"Within the community there are plenty of people with untapped talent that can make our community strong.