McClusky Gazette News
My Sheep Know my ATV
The gate opens, the ATV turns into the field leading down into a valley where in the distance Hampshire black-faced sheep look up at the first sound of the motor.
Ruth Sauter receives certificate
On September 22, the Goodrich American Legion Auxiliary Post #56 Membership chairman Karen Feickert presented a certificate to Ruth Sauter for her 70 years of continued membership. Feickert also thanked her for her dedication to Post #56 and for her support of the American Legion and their goals.
Needed housing receives repairs
A quick drive past the east side of the McClusky City Park area will provide a view of the apartments available for low income residents in the area.
Security system updates addressed
The September Board Meeting for McClusky Schools, held on Wednesday, the 9th, presented, among the administrative and new business, the recommendation for purchase of vehicles.
Corn judged fantastic at local event
The McClusky Merchants Association held its 2015 Corn Feed on Wednesday, Sept. 9, at the McClusky City Hall.
Building relationships key to teaching
Dr. Cheri Poitra’s philosophy for reading students is building relationships with families outside to the school.
General dentistry and relieving pain
The new dentist at Northland Community Health Center’s Turtle Lake Clinic is Dr. Whitney Bruins, who enjoys working in the field of general dentistry.
Kendon and Bev Faul wil 2015 SCSCD Achievement Award
Kendon and Bev Faul were chosen as the 2015 Soil Conservation District’s Achievement Award Winners for Sheridan County.
Loving rural health:babies to elders
With a strong background in nursing and continuing her education to secure her nurse-practitioner credentials (FNP-C), Kerri Benning is doing what she loves best.
Oldest and longest subscriber tells all
Fred Peters claims the distinction of being the oldest living subscriber to the McClusky Gazette as well as the longest continuous subscriber. He is open to any challenges on either front.