McClusky Gazette News
Most heeded warnings, blizzard losses light
The storm that started Tuesday, April 12, brought blocked roads, travel risks and closed businesses to a level not seen in many years.
Gutter seems likely culprit for long-time pool water loss
Under the positive leadership of Park Board President Tracy Stein, a longstanding issue with water loss at the Kathy Davis Memorial Pool may become history this year. This repair is good news but a major expense.
A dozen donuts for a dozen years
They started early in the morning on March 30th with their grocery lists and then the line picked up speed at donut and coffee time at midafternoon, said Diane Holen, half of the Holen ownership of Holen’s Super Valu.
Spaghetti, conversation, and treats to carry home
The volunteers baked and stirred, bringing 125 or more treats for the bake sale.
Stepping up and Stepping On
Under the instructions for group exercises for seniors, the McClusky Senior Citizen’s center has been enjoying light exercises at 5 p.m. most days of the week for a few months.
"The rest of the story"
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Fish Fry fills Community room
It wasn’t just the smell of cooking fish that filled the McClusky City Community Room, but the people who came to enjoy the annual event as well.
Fabulous and sassy at 100
Proclaimed by her family to be “Fabulous and sassy” at one hundred, Melva Schindler entered her second century of life on March 10th.
Carson writes book of poetry
I began writing poetry in the fall of 2019, shortly after starting my freshman year of college at Miles Community College in Miles City, MT.
New sign language course makes impact beyond classroom
A student-led American sign language club generated enough interest at Poplar Bluff High School to establish a new foreign language class this school year.