McClusky Gazette News
Saturday event with candy, Santa, and good cheer
The weather on November 26 was tolerable but chilly. The streets were lined with lights, decorated trees, and people visiting the special attractions.
Lasher’s ninety-year story
Duane “Rusty” Norman Lasher was honored at a surprise birthday party at McClusky City Hall on November 12, with son Todd Lasher and his wife Vickie, grandchildren, spouses, and great-grandchildren hosting the event.
SCiPY holds annual fundraiser
Sheridan County in Partnership with Youth held its annual ham dinner at McClusky City Hall on November 13, along with a load of silent auction items that brought out competitive bidding for a few.
Local quality of life inspires new resident
Tim Nixon, approved formally to serve on the McClusky Job Development Authority, has a wide work experience background.
Sheridan County 4-H holds awards night and supper
Cynthia Dieterle. current Sheridan County 4-H Council president, hosted October annual award dinner and program at the McClusky Elementary lunchroom, opening with a welcome, followed by the 4-H Pledge by Bits & Bridles 4-H Club and the Pledge of Allegiance led by Clever Clovers 4-H Club.
Memory Lane spurs reliving history
“I read with interest the 50-year-old account of a still discovered near the Co-Op Elevator.
Annual Hospital Association covers large service area
When the Turtle Lake Hospital Association annual meeting gathers, those present cover a large representation of Central North Dakota.
Goodrich final meeting on reorganization
With school staff and administration on hand on October 13, three visitors, a review of the plan was presented in clarity for any possible lack of information for expected residents voting preparation.
Two residents step up to serve in city offices
Two residents are new to city offices, one for the city council and another for a seat with McClusky Job Development Authority.
County weed control personal communication success story
Arlin Fylling, member of the Sheridan County Weed Board spoke to the Sheridan County Commissioners on October 7 on the success of personal mailers he had written and mailed to county residents.