McClusky Gazette News
Weight restriction plea made to Sheridan drivers
The Board of County Commissioners set the load limits for spring 2021 with an appeal to the public for cooperation in observing “LOAD LIMIT REGULATIONS” on county roads.
Gazette returns to local ownership
The last day of February, the McClusky Gazette returned to local ownership, with the purchase of the newspaper by Heart of Hearts, Inc.
MHS Snow Ball royalty named
Kaleigh Naser and Cole Felchle were crowned Queen and King of the McClusky High School 2021 Snow Ball coronation on February 22 at the high school gym.
Park Board gears up for summer
With three elected hands on deck, plus clerk for the McClusky Park Board meeting on February 16, plans formed for the continued operation of the Kathy Davis Memorial Swimming Pool and necessary repairs.
MCC Student Athlete recognized with Service Award
Each year, Montana Campus Compact recognizes one student-athlete from each affiliate campus across Montana who has dedicated his or her efforts to serving the community, while also pursuing their college degrees/certificates and participating in college sports.
Snow, silent snow
I woke up this morning to the sound of silence. My little world heard the hush.
Clinicals last step to April FNP degree
Kylie Buchholz is close to completing her clinicals, the last step before she receives her Family Nurse Practitioner’s degree in April from the University of Mary.
Once again, N.D. lawmakers ponder the benefits, costs of annual sessions
Sen. Brad Bekkedahl, RWilliston, drew a few nods from other senators recently when he explained to the Government and Veterans Affairs Committee why he was bringing a familiar but often rejected measure back to the Legislature.
No I, Q, U, X or Y’s camped in 2020
The campers came in strong in 2020, with just a little push from COVID restrictions on social venues, reported Assistant Auditor Tracy Stein, who keeps track of camper registration and all relevant records on camping.
First Sheridan School was established in 1897
Veteran teachers conducted school in farm homes and the first school opened at Martin in 1897 and others started after 1901.