McClusky Gazette News
Dragons school identity discussed
In a move to restore an identity to the school outside of the mutual co-op sports names, the McClusky School board members briefly discussed the idea of restoring the Dragons logo and name to various functions of the school.
Elementary Concert raps success
With a rap, rap here and rap, rap there, the McClusky Elementary School’s spring concert entertained with old favorites, new styles, and a nostalgic mix of “Piney Mountain Home” and “Home on the Range.”
Weather class aids extreme conditions awareness
In an excellent presentation on the action of storm and pre-storm weather conditions, the McClusky Ambulance service informed their members and other interested area residents on Thursday, April 26.
Baker tells tales in special article
In communities around the country, many local health care sites are staffed and supported by members of the National Health Service Corps (NHSC), a team of quality providers who bring services to communities with limited access to care. As they celebrate the 40th anniversary of their program this year, they are featuring one clinician a week, and this week the outstanding provider is Sarah Baker - a family nurse practitioner in McClusky, ND!
Goodrich bladeposition draws three
The open position for county blade operator, for the Goodrich County Shop area, drew three applicants, none from Goodrich.
Using antibiotics correctly is critical
With perhaps, a long history of being told otherwise, many patients are confused over what to do when they become ill.
Auditor offers election information
Sheridan County Shirley Mur-ray offers the following information about the upcoming June election processes.
City Council greets lone student
In observance of Government Week, the McClusky City Coun-cil offered grades seven through 12 a chance to watch city government in action.
McClusky Job Development Authority organizes
The newly created McClusky Job Development Authority, formed under Chapter 40-57.4 of the North Dakota Century Code upon suggestion of city attorney Walter Lipp’s advice, met for their first meeting, focusing on organization.
Ms. Becky’s gone to return anew
The “Tastee Freeze” building is gone: quickly, cleanly, and with dignity. The landmark business in the community since the late 1950s, through several sets of owners, is no more.