McClusky Gazette News
Roger Tessmann displays vest for Memorial Day program
Daughter Misty Galvin and son Damon Tessmann helped their dad Roger Tessmann, a Vietnam veteran, when he took his Legion jacket off to show his vest to the audience during the Goodrich Memorial Day program.
Drumbeats mark return to McClusky
The Randy James Band will bring good music to the Midsummer Fest this year, a band popular in the central North Dakota area. The band recently played in Washburn for Riverboat Days and at Chester’s Tavern in Mercer.
McClusky Memorial Day
McClusky American Legion and Auxiliary held its Memorial Day service at the McClusky High School gym.
‘You are what you eat’ Health Fair diet tips
People do not get to choose where they are born. The truly lucky ones are both born into a country where the ideal foods for health grow and also born into a family with good genes.
Dreams and actions to inspire others
Noah Vance Tripp was a class unto himself. He was valedictorian, champion for all his teachers, eager to learn and a best friend to Nicholas for seven years.
Six earn diplomas at McClusky
With the heavier investments for the future in the fields of education and mechanical skills, the six graduates of McClusky received their diplomas among many family and friends who gathered on Sunday.
McClusky Memorial Day Events Planned
The local American Legion, Post 124 and the American Legion Auxiliary (ALA) proudly carry on the tradition of Memorial Day observance in the community.
Six graduate MHS on Sunday
Six seniors will graduate from McClusky High School at 2 p.m. on Sunday, May 28.
Tom Kalb returns to Spring Fling
Tom Kalb came back with more of his lawn growing and care tips for the annual 2017 Spring Fling in McClusky on May 10 at the McClusky City Hall. Approximately 30 women came to listen as Tom talked about lawn care.
Swamp musical theme amuses crowd
The elementary school lunchroom was full but not swamped. That part was left up to the students on stage. And, they handled it well, complete with tadpoles, frogs, music, and a lesson on how to grow up and be tolerant of others.