McClusky Gazette News
Road work repairs looking good
With a slow but steady progress many of the minor and not-so-minor road fixes have been done. The Sheridan County Highway Dept has been hard at work, aided by FEMA funding assistance and other work crews.
City meeting short
With a brief report from maintenance, none from police, the regular Sept 9 meeting of the McClusky City Council lasted less than 45 minutes.
Power line project reps visit county officials
Power line project managers visited with Sheridan County Commissioners at the regular monthly meeting on Sept 3.
Work camp arrives quietly into McClusky
With little more than the sounds of trucks pulling into the southeast corner of the town, Target Logistics set up camp for Michels workers on Thursday, Aug 29
No ambulance in Goodrich
On July 18, 2013, the Good-rich Ambulance Service ceased operations, according to Wayne Houston, Sheridan County 911 Coordinator.
Dominican Republic trip a journey not vacation
Just a small town athlete, soon headed to college. But it was the trip of a lifetime, not a vacation but a journey, according to Kevin Klemisch, 2013 McClusky High School valedictorian and top basketball player.
Open door policy for new McClusky Clinic health care provider
“I am happy to be here,” smiled Cassie Busch, FNP-C, the new health care provider for Northland Community Health Care’s McClusky Clinic and Turtle Lake Clinic. “I appreciate everyone welcoming me after Sarah’s departure. My door is always open.”
FEMA kickoff held in courthouse community room
In the only room outside of the courtroom large enough for the meeting, FEMA officials gathered with local officials and organized township representatives to discuss the funding and its requirements for emergency and permanent repairs.
Grace Lutheran holds annual rummage sale and lunch
With open faced-egg salad and hot ham and cheese sandwiches to tempt, along with a counter full of desserts and extra touches, Grace Lutheran Church held their annual rummage sale and lunch event on August 14.
August County Commission meeting fairly quiet
Not much new was discussed at the Sheridan County Commissioner’s meeting held Aug 8. Steve Eisenbeisz, who is interested in a position as a Sheridan County Commissioner, sat in for the morning portion of the meeting.