McClusky Gazette News
No I, Q, U, X or Y’s camped in 2020
The campers came in strong in 2020, with just a little push from COVID restrictions on social venues, reported Assistant Auditor Tracy Stein, who keeps track of camper registration and all relevant records on camping.
First Sheridan School was established in 1897
Veteran teachers conducted school in farm homes and the first school opened at Martin in 1897 and others started after 1901.
IGA Store has complete stock of new merchandise
The management of the Wentz I.G.A. Store takes pleasure in extending an invitation to the public to visit them in their new home on the opening day, Friday, Nov. 29, or any other date that is convenient.
Sheridan County Courthouse now and then
The current McClusky Courthouse when new, was recognized in a special section in the September 20, 1940 McClusky Gazette.
Statewide mask mandate lifted, local mandates may remain in place
North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum last week announced that starting on Monday January 18, 2021 the statewide mask mandate would be lifted.
Holen’s Super Valu improvements for better customer service
Holen’s Super Valu improvements for better customer service
Tax increase looms ahead
The state has issued its increase recommendations for property tax assessments in the state.
Winter drops a stormy day for goodbyes
It was a dim and stormy afternoon, with blowing winds and icy roads. But, coffee brewed, punch was poured, and cupcakes settled in for the trip to the tables to provide lunch for the guests.
Helm gives up post on Park Board
Arlington Helm gave up his remaining duties with the Sheridan County Park board and the commissioners will try to find a replacement for him at the next regular meeting on January 5.
2020 January-June year-end wrap up
McClusky School Music Director Vernel Schneider inspired “Joy” into Christmas for students, family, friends, faculty and visitors.