McClusky Gazette News
Wagner won’t rock Union boat
Brad Wagner, who plans to purchase the Union Grill and Bar, is no stranger to the restaurant business. He says he has worked in the restaurant business most of his life.
Lamesa veterinarian honored
Lamesa veterinarian Michelle Bessire, DVM, of Brock Veterinary Clinic received the Equine Practitioner of the Year Award at the Texas Veterinary Medical Association (TVMA) Annual Conference on February 28.
School superintendent candidate interviewed
The McClusky School board met in a special meeting to interview superintendent candidate Dr. Cheri Poitra. Poitra is currently a special education instructor and head track and field coach at Belcourt High School.
Anamoose Food Hub in planning stages
With an old building to use, saved from being torn down, a regional food hub is on the planning board for Anamoose and a large surrounding area. Led by Mirek and Julia, who have turned 12 acres and old buildings into a productive small farm, the meeting featured a diverse audience of guests.
Veterans honored at Legion ceremony
Merwyn Krein and three other veterans were presented awards at the annual birthday party for the Goodrich American Legion and Auxiliary.
Warm support for Wayne
Rural communities are known for taking care of their own people. Sheridan County residents came together in a big way to show their love and support for local farmer and lifelong resident Wayne Dockter.
Local Farm Bureau serves hotdogs
North Dakota Farm Bureau Week was held March 8-14. Many events were held throughout the state to celebrate NDFB Week.
Successful season for 4-H team
The 2015 Sheridan County Junior 4-H Livestock Judging Team competed in the North Dakota State 4-H Livestock Judging Contest in Valley City at the North Dakota Winter Show, March 7, 2015.
On a mission to Sabinas Hidalgo
Many McClusky residents travel south for the winter. Most travel in search of warmth and relaxation, but in January, two McClusky residents drove south on a mission.
Students discover engineering is fun
"Family engineering" was the topic for fun at McClusky School’s third family event.
