McClusky Gazette News
New signs, bad news dominate local actions
Between the McClusky Merchants Association and McClusky Job Development Authority decisions, the scene for the year changed, both literally and figuratively.
Demand for more facemasks brings results
Customers asking if there were face masks available put Perla Bisnan to work on her sewing machine.
Take out? Sure thing, call ahead for the best service. Got burgers?
Lauer Power brings Erin home
With a field of pink t-shirts dotting lower Main Street in McClusky, a police escort (Sheridan County Deputy Ben Kothrade) ushered Erin Lauer, Brandon Lauer, and their two young daughters Daphne and Brooklyn, home.
Cruising main
An idea came first to Josh Baker, picked up quickly by friends.
Holen’s Super Valu sale items return
Paper, we got paper, we got stacks and stacks of paper . . . Ta dum, ta dum, ta dum, Dear Supplier, Would you be so kind, to fill a request, and send the strawberries we like best?
Chickens in city ordinance change loses, petition sought
It wasn’t business as usual, but, as usual, interesting business.
Parade of birthday wishes
“How do you celebrate a very special 18th birthday when we have to social distance?”
Memorial Home
Telling it on the level
One building, three locations, and four lots leveled ended in a permanent home for a large Quonset building originally first purchased by George Tkach, then by Gary Nigrin. The building is still on the Burleigh County land, occupied by Gary’s widow, Myrna.