McClusky Gazette News
Nine brothers, 28 combined years military service
Mertz is a reputable family name in the vicinity of Goodrich, and for good reason: Nine men — brothers — from a family of 13 wore their names on their tags as they headed off to war.
Sheriff's Department looks for new deputy
The Sheridan County Sheriff’s office is seeking a new deputy after receiving a resignation letter from Deputy Matt Lisic.
Real Swedish cookies please students
Ellen Kloth came from the city of Visby, on the island of Gotland, Sweden, to visit America and see what ranching was like in North Dakota.
FARRMS reorganizes and relocates
The Foundation for Agricultural and Rural Resource Management and Sustainability (FARRMS) recently relocated its business office from Medina to the former Tuttle School building in Tuttle.
Miners stop Trojans
The Trojans met up with the Wilton/Wing Miners twice this past week and unfortunately, for the Trojans the Miners won both matches 3-1.
Handshakes, handicap access and ordinance amendment
The postponed city meeting was held on October 23. The absence of the city auditor for two weeks was the reason for the delay.
Assocation reviews year of progress
The annual meeting of the Turtle Lake Community Hospital Association was held at Trinity Lutheran Church on October 25, immediately following the dedication of the new entrance to the hospital.
Everyone goes home
The scene on the nippy fall day centered on men in heavy protective gear, moving among stacks of firefighting equipment, including a long trailer emitting heat, smoke, steam and water. It was a North Dakota Firefighters Association Class A structural burn training class for firefighters.
City of McClusky receives 2017 Trees Award
Representing the City of McClusky, Mayor Roberta Hunt accepted the “TREE CITY USA” Trees Award at the Trees Bowl and Awards Ceremony held in Fargo on September 23.
Hospital project dedication ready
Exciting news for the community is seeing the hospital’s new front completed.