McClusky Gazette News
Pastor leaves after serving 22 years
"It’s with mixed feelings that we are leaving our home and church after so many years," George and Ladora Schuessler commented amid the boxes, empty hutches, but with beautiful green plants still filling all the windows.
Hunt retires from postal position
Roger Hunt put in his time delivering mail through sleet and snow, mud and dust, hot and cold: 26 years he had tallied in his postal work.
Pioneer Historical Society receives donation
Six members of the September Smash group that formed the community service and annual craft sale fundraiser has passed the torch.
Goodrich School students hold fall concert
Goodrich School music department held its fall concert on Tuesday evening, October 20, at the Goodrich School gym.
Veteran Gordon Felchle and others receive honors
On October 3, 2015, Korean War Veteran Gordon Felchle of Goodrich, N.D., was honored at an awards ceremony held at the Heritage Center in Bismarck, N.D.
Drone attraction for Farm Bureau meeting
Drone owner and operator Joey Belile gave a presentation on drones at the Sheridan County Farm Bureau on Thursday evening, October 15, at the McClusky Elementary School. Belile showed a video of a farmer combining a field using drone.
Red flag no burning
At the October 12 meeting of the McClusky City Council, Deputy Matt Lisic warned residents that the Red Flag, very extreme conditions had reactivated the burn ban for Sheridan County.
Red Hats enjoy sawmill deomonstration
The McClusky Chapter of the Red Hat ladies and friends gathered at the Byron Zingg farm Tuesday, Sept. 15, to see Byron’s sawmill cut logs into long planks of lumber.
Fall Fling draws crowd at McClusky
The Sheridan County Fall Fling was held at the McClusky Community Center on Tuesday, October 6.
Old building regain dignity
Main Street sidewalk supervisors have had a lot to watch this summer. The two old buildings on the north end of Main Street, scheduled to be demolished, have been partially restored by owner Geraldine Schmidt.