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There were smiles over perceived problems becoming non-existent worries, excuses for lack of action on long-standing issues and permits for public impact issues.
Posted 5/16/13 (Thu) read more »
Goodrich farmer and military veteran Paul Stober served in the US Army from February 1951 to February 1953, with one year in Korea. He received the Korean Service Medal with two BSS; the United Nations Service Medal lo/s Bar; and a Commendation Ribbon/Metal Pendant.
Posted 5/16/13 (Thu) read more »
Two sides seemed to be at odds with the same set of information at the recent meeting at city hall in McClusky.
Posted 5/09/13 (Thu) read more »
With a bit of miscommunication but a beautiful day to offset it, two fifth of May events were held in McClusky on Sunday, both feeding a large portion of the county and neighboring areas.
Posted 5/09/13 (Thu) read more »
Imagine walking into a gym full of over 40 students, thinking you’d need to strain your voice to be heard.
Posted 5/02/13 (Thu) read more »
The Merchants Associ-ation heard hard numbers at their April meeting on April 23 at the Union.
Posted 5/02/13 (Thu) read more »
“Country Done Come to Town” was the theme for McClusky Prom 2013 on Saturday evening, April 20 at the high school gym. Twenty-three couples from McClusky, Drake, Goodrich, and Turtle Lake attended the Grand March.
Posted 4/25/13 (Thu) read more »
In an effort to expand house-building into Bakken as well as establish a permanent job source for central North Dakota, Rick Downs from American RTM Homes has been here and will appear again to offer McClusky a chance to use the former Polar Ware property in a new way.
Posted 4/25/13 (Thu) read more »
With a down to business, professional attitude and a love for nature, Brenda Potts, science instructor at McClusky High School for just one year, volunteered her experience in wildlife pest control for the city of McClusky.
Posted 4/18/13 (Thu) read more »
No one was moving around much as the highway closings crept in from the west and south, eventually reaching up to Highway 2 on the northern tier of the North Dakota.
Posted 4/18/13 (Thu) read more »
