McClusky Gazette News
Korus’ honored at SCD banquet
Kevin and Sherry Korus of Denhoff were presented a framed 16" by 20" aerial photograph of their farm and jackets at the annual Sheridan County Soil Conservation District (SCD) Achievement Awards Banquet.
SCD poster contest winners announced
The Sheridan County Soil Conservation District (SCD) has chosen the winners of the annual countywide SCD poster contest. Darci Gahner, SCD District Manager/Tech, and Kevin Korus, SCD Chairman, presented the winners at the annual SCD Achievement Awards Banquet which was held February 25.
McClusky FFA Activity News
The McClusky FFA Chapter Winter CDE teams have been busy this past month. Judging got underway the weekend of February 7 with the Agronomy, Livestock and Ag Sales teams traveling to Napoleon to compete in the first judging contest of the season for the members of the McClusky chapter.
Nodak hosts crop insurance update
More than a dozen area farmers attended a crop insurance update meeting which was hosted by Nodak Mutual Career Agent Janet Wagner.
Martwick commits to city property assessment work
Jeff Martwick, a McClusky resident appears to be the solution to the town’s assessing problem.
Local area participants sweep NDFMGA contests
At the conference of the North Dakota Farmers Market Growers Association (NDFMGA) and Local Foods, a contest was offered for the best Farmers Market display and the best vendor display.
Dental assistant well-versed in work ethic
To call her a worker would be an understatement. Carol A. Kitchens was born to James and Gloria Anderson in Nashville, Tennessee and to a family that knew how to work.
Planning lays groundwork for Strike Force
"USDA is focused not just on places where there has been prosperity recently in rural areas, but also focusing on trying to address the challenge of persistent poverty. - USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack."
No basketball co-op next year
The members of the Underwood-Turtle Lake-Mercer-McClusky co-op board members last Wednesday approved the current agreement, after removing the topics of varsity boys and girls basketball, as well as junior high basketball, which means the current co-op with TLMM is pretty much the same as it has been for the past several years. Co-oping sports include football, golf, softball, baseball, and cross country.
Board interviews prospective superintendent
The McClusky School Board met January 21 at a special meeting to interview a man for the school superintendent position.
