McClusky Gazette News
Great effort by great volunteers with great hearts
In the words of the coordinator of all the calls and volunteers that appeared to help, Kendon Faul explained the ‘why’ to a Miami visitor’s question, “It is because this is a small, faith-based community.”
McClusky blood drives declared ‘impressive’
McClusky’s last blood drive in January was the largest on record since 2003.
Being quick on her feet works for new vet
Kara Mauch chose veterinary medicine because she grew up with animals and surrounded by agriculture. “I was inspired to go to vet school by being surrounded by ranchers in my life and wanting to get a job to serve them and help them out. I love my job; I enjoy it a lot.”
Benefit fundraiser for horse accident victim
A fundraiser will be held for horse accident victim Elisha Dockter on January 26 at the McClusky Grade School, starting at 12 p.m. and running until 3 p.m.
Fire razes rural Sheridan County home
On January 8, at approximately 2 p.m., the McClusky Fire Department, Sheridan County Sheriff’s Department, and McClusky Ambulance were dispatched to a structure fire at 940 11th St. NE in rural Sheridan County.
Mueller hired as Tax Equalization Director
Four applicants for the Tax Equalization director position were scheduled for interviews on January 7.
Food bank distributes four tons-plus of food
The hours are stable, the days are regular; the need is constant.
Trojans take two from Sioux
The Trojans bested the Solen Sioux in both games of the Region 5 double-header Friday night on the Trojans’ home court.
Year-end reviews
Along with other changes, this year we will run some of the important (and there were so many from which to choose) community events.
Remembering a good life and dancing
Russian settlers brought thriftiness and hard work ethics with them when they came to the United States as immigrants.
