McClusky Gazette News
Annual meeting airs old water and new water issues
From Bryce Fischer’s report from Rath and Mehrer, CPA firm, through the unanimous re-election of Lynn Oberg and Clifton Dockter to the McLean and Sheridan Board of Directors, respectively, the McLean Sheridan Water District was neatly wrapped up in an hour, with all business completed.
Another business improves frontage
Bentz Supply, situated along Highway 200 in central McClusky, is another red-accented building in town. Next to the busy Bertsie’s Drive-in, they brightly mark two of the main businesses in town.
Roping for a cure in the park
Forty would-be cowboys and cowgirls tried their hand at roping in the McClusky city park during the Midsummer Fest.
Cowboy wins over judges at kiddie parade
The children came on foot, by two wheels and four, and even one by horse drawn carts. The participants in the annual kiddie parade put on a grand show for this year’s midsummer fest.
From Friday, June 26 through Sunday, June 28 the McClusky Merchants Association will sponsor Midsummer events of all types for visitors and residents to enjoy.
Full house at McClusky USDA Community Conference
McClusky Job Development President and Mayor Roberta Hunt opened the USDA meeting with a welcome to USDA and the partner organization gathered to give information and direction to the gathered county representatives and community leaders.
Hands in dirt, smiles on faces
The residents, under the guidance of Administrator Connie Werth, Sheridan Memorial Home’s own nurse Missy Axt, and the gardening skills of Sheridan County Extension Agent Nicole Wardner, decided to try a container/raised garden project for their summer enjoyment.
Loves her job and getting hugs
Connie Werth is the new administrator at Sheridan Memorial Home in McClusky.
Training offered county heavy equipment personnel
NDLTAP offered Motor-Grader Operator training for counties in a two-day, two context situations. The first day was classroom training at the Underwood host facility, followed by hands-on field training at individual county sites on the second day.
Commissioners decide fate of county treasurer office
Following a public hearing in late May, the Sheridan County Commissioners decided to listen to the people who spoke out both at the meeting and privately. The county treasurer’s elected position will not be eliminated.
