McClusky Gazette News
Rosenfield Township honors former treasurer Don Adam
Don Adam received recognition for his service to the Rosenfield Township, where he was elected treasurer in 1988.
Trent Naser received word that the local Sheriff’s Department would receive new AED units and they arrived before the press release.
McClusky FFA Chapter holds awards banquet
The annual FFA awards banquet was held on April 9. There was no awards banquet last year due to the COVID pandemic so the 2020 and 2021 awards were held together this year.
COVID vaccines and immunity
After half a million deaths and more than a year of lockdowns, quarantines, masking and social distancing, the U.S. is in the midst of a vaccination campaign that aims to put an end to the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Green is the color for the Irish
Wednesday, March 17, was the day to wear green, get green cookies, green punch and, what the hey, black coffee.
Total fire ban instituted
Four items were on the Tuesday, March 23, agenda for the special meeting of the Sheridan County Commissioners.
Pool opening situation improves
With critical workers stepping up for certification and employment at the Kathy Davis Memorial Pool, the possibility of being open for summer greatly improved.
Spring concert earns high review
The McClusky High School Music Department held its spring Band and Choir Concert, along with 5th and 6th grade band, on Tuesday evening, March 16.
First applicant for superintendent vacancy interviewed
The first applicant for the superintendent vacancy at the school arrived promptly for the March 22, 5 p.m. interview and a tour of the school premises.
City assessor applicant eager to learn and work
A special meeting was called by the McClusky City Council on March 12, to interview an applicant for the long-vacant city assessor position.