McClusky Gazette News
Sausage and pancakes special treats for Holens
Nothing like tasty, flax infused pancakes and a choice of garlic or no garlic sausage to get people in the door for a brunch taste treat. After the smell of food cooking drew them off the streets, customers and visitors were able to enter drawings and shop specials throughout the store.
Retiring… again
After leaving farming in 2007, Jerry Lauer retired from his job as mail delivery person for the Goodrich route.
McClusky Concert celebrates fun!
“Build Me Up Buttercup” and “Sh-Boom” crossed generation lines on Tuesday, Oct. 16th for the McClusky High School Concert performances.
Sheridan County 4-H members hold awards banquet
Sheridan County 4-H members and council held their annual Awards Banquet on Sunday evening, Oct. 7, at the McClusky Elementary School.
Farm Bureau members gain Bakken perspectives
The Sheridan County Farm Bureau held its annual meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 2 at the Goodrich School gym. They celebrated 50 years of serving the Sheridan County farmers and other residents.
Craft Fair adds more new booths
Many booths, 35 so far, with more coming in everyday, are planned for the craft show at the Ed Rath auditorium.
Brain health and lifestyle
At a recent seminar on aging and disability in Fargo, designed mostly for professionals in the care of older or disabled persons but open to others in communities to attend, the following information was presented on our brains and how to help keep them healthy into old age.
Good-bye to a good editor
Gerald Anderson, former owner and editor of the McLean County Journal, died at his home over the last weekend in Sept.
McClusky receives new sidewalk corners along highway
The street corners along ND Highway 200 in McClusky underwent rapid change this week.
Drake threshing hit event
By SANDY BLANES, edited The 44th Drake Threshing Show began with Terry Ander-son, of Butte, off to Minot where he appeared on the KX News with host, Marci Narum, representing the board and planning committee for this annual event. It ended on Sunday, late afternoon, with many tired, sun/wind burned attendees driving off in their dust-filled cars with smiles on their faces.