Central McLean News-Journal - News
Blotske takes reins of Comettes dance team
Coaching a dance team isn’t just about making sure the team members know the choreography and are ready to perform with a smile when they hit the floor. First-year head coach of the Underwood Comettes varsity dance team Courtney Blotske can attest to that.
TL-M students, staff seeing benefits of added support
About half-way through their three years of comprehensive support directed by the North Dakota Department of Public Instruction, the students and staff are reaping the rewards of that support, this school year putting a lot of emphasis on improving the students’ writing capabilities.
Kids Shopping dollars double last year’s
Local kids turned out in big numbers at the Underwood Civic Club’s annual Kids Shopping Day this past Wednesday, spending about double in Santa Dollars of what was spent last year.
Grimsley’s damaged during vehicle crash
The cost of repairs has yet to be determined, but the damage to Grimsley’s Fuel and Convenience was extensive after an Underwood man lost control of his vehicle in the early morning Thursday, driving off the roadway and hitting the northwest end of the convenience store.
Annual craft, bake sale Saturday
The Kountry Kids are ready to welcome shoppers, vendors, crafters and cooks to this year’s annual Holiday Craft and Bake Sale in Underwood this Saturday, opening the doors to shoppers at Underwood City Hall at 10 a.m.
Doc caps career at 35 years
For the first time in 35 years, the Dockter is out.
Central McLean Co-op board meets issues head on
The Central McLean Sports Cooperative met at 6:30 on November 20 at McClusky School with a supper served at 6 p.m.
Snyder resigns; comm. looking to appoint
The Underwood City Commission is hoping somebody or even more than one somebody will step up and volunteer to be appointed to the Underwood City Commission for the next six months or so, following the resignation of long-time commissioner Jay Snyder at Wednesday’s monthly meeting.
Holiday Fair this Saturday
There’s no need to go anywhere outside of Turtle Lake this Saturday if you’re looking to do some shopping and/or eating, as the Hospital Auxiliary is set to present its annual Holiday Fair – a kick-off to the holiday season.
Ginger’s Bread House ready for the holidays
If nothing else, Erika Lorenz of Ginger’s Bread House in Mercer, is honest.
