McClusky Gazette News
Lumberjake gets helping hand
It was the way things go, some projects get held up by the slow project in front of them, some by snow and rain, and some by things one can’t predict, or even understand why, when they happen.
Sheridan County 4-H Awards recognize achievements
Sheridan County 4-H Council held its annual Awards Banquet on October 4 at the McClusky Elementary School. The theme was “4-H, the POWER of YOUth.”
Dakota Feeder Calf Show/Feed-out set
The 21st annual Dakota Feeder Calf Show is set for Saturday, Oct. 19, in Turtle Lake.
Dress Up Days creative fun at McClusky High School
Last week, students of McClusky High School held Dress Up Days during the Homecoming Week. Creative ideas added fun to the week’s event, with five choices of themes.
Wheat harvest ahead of state average despite rain
Despite the rain, allowing just two days in the past week for field work, Sheridan County farmers were still ahead of the state average of wheat acreage harvested, according to Sheridan County Extension Agent Nicole Wardner.
Carson Houser receives scholarship
Carson Houser represented North Dakota at the National High School Finals in Rock Springs, Wyoming.
A nightmare she can't remember
“We have been very blessed,” said Jess Boehm. “Part of me is the bad nightmare I can remember, rather surreal.
Labor Day grand opening for Orion’s Den
It was the start of a business that is suited for the owner, Jeff Martwick, who is skilled in the use and care of firearms.
Pool ends season with cold weather
The cool temperatures and the start of school affected the closing of the pool earlier than planned.
Hail damages crops and equipment as storms roll through
With rumors of tornados spotted among the storms in the Mercer area and photographed in the Pickardville locale, Ron Schatz of Mercer was happy they skipped Mercer.
