McClusky Gazette News
Lodge blends new ideas with quality of old
Empty for a long time, long enough to dim hope in this small town, the small downtown bar, formerly “The Double Vision Bar,” is open again.
Sheridan County Sheriff’s Department works to keep roads safe from impaired drivers
Law enforcement officials in Sheridan County were out in force the Christmas Holiday weekend,
West River Transit to offer local pick up and drop off transportation
Good news for McClusky’s weary shoppers; transportation will be better at least one day per week, starting on Jan. 6.
A legacy of excellence from twice-retired school secretary
From a farm home south of Pickardville to the halls of McClusky High School, Marge Reule has been a fine example for students at the school during her two employments as the school secretary.
Decorating with Christmas cards
Every year we send and receive Christmas cards.
City Council advised new deputy now fully licensed
Trent Naser, Sheridan County Sheriff, reported to the McClusky City Council at their regular December meeting on Monday, Dec. 7, that Chris Kluth has completed the peace officer academy and is now fully licensed.
Extra elementary position draws but one response
The additional elementary teaching position has drawn but one response;
Stable hours and shorter drive please local nurse
For a busy mother of two small children, stable hours and shorter commuting time is a big selling point on employment.
Job entails moving closer to the hunt
Though you would probably have to force the information out of his quiet demeanor, Kim Opp loves to hunt the deer that now contribute to his occupation choice.
Computer work and flexibility keep transcription job enjoyable
Her two years at Northland Community Health Center in the McClusky Clinic have been enjoyable for Audrey Erdmann. Her work as a medical transcriptionist allow flexibility and use of the computer, both of which Erdmann enjoys.
