The Taylor County Nutrition Program for the elderly has announced the August menu for the various sites. Persons 60 years and older and spouse, regardless of age, are invited to participate in the meal. Due to COVID-19, meals are currently available for pick-up only. In Jump River, meals are served at noon on Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Jump River Community Center, W14751 River St. In Medford,

Academic Distinction (3.8 GPA and Higher): Freshman — Ava Bersie, Kennedy Bilz, Lucas Borman, Shakira Brockhaus, Braxton Crabb, Saskatoon Damm, Carter Daniels, Mara Jade Denzine, Allison Dew, Jacob Eckert, Bryn Fronk, Gavin Fuchs, Emma Halopka, Chantel Heier, Charles Kleist, Tucker Kraemer, Lucas Liske, Brett Lundy, Martha Miller, Jacob Mitchell, MaKayla Motte, Ryan Neumann, Allison Paul, Allie

High Honor (3.5 to 4.0+ GPA) — Gunnar Adams, Soren Adams, Matthew Bandell, Kali Bartz, Keaton Bartz, Kelly Behselich, Sarah Behselich, Karli Bell, Bryson Bernarde, Nicholas Bett, Addison Binderup, Chloe Boburka, Anja Busse, Hunter Cameron, Quint Dahmen, McKenna Dassow, Ella Decker, Alexander Dolezal-Erickson, Riley Dominguez, Kira Dunn, Carver Dunn, Annemarie Edwards, Caleb Ehlenfeldt, McKenzie

The Taylor County Nutrition Program for the elderly has announced the June menu for the various sites. Persons 60 years and older and spouse, regardless of age, are invited to participate in the meal. Due to COVID-19, meals are currently available for pick-up only. In Jump River, meals are served at noon on Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Jump River Community Center, W14751 River St. In Medford,

The University of Wisconsin System is offering an 11-day free application period for anyone applying to one of its twoyear campuses for fall 2020 or spring 2021 semesters. The free application period will run June 5-15. “We understand this is an extremely difficult time, and prospective students are faced with complicated decisions as they think about attending a UW System university this fall,”

In the summer of 2017, the University of Wisconsin System began implementing its new online learning platform. As a result, the new platform has facilitated the transition of thousands of in-person courses to online delivery in a matter of weeks, a large-scale success in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic. “We never could have imagined the disruption this pandemic has caused our students and

Highest Honor: Fifth Grade — Macy Athanasiou, Shelby Bach, Samantha Balciar, Evanelle Beidel, Brandon Brunner, Axel Brushaber, Marshall Buechel, Ashlyn Butkus, Madeline Clark, Dazie Cynor, Austin Czarnezki, Isaac Damm, Willow Dassow, Marcus Decker, Jacob Doyle, Draven Dums, Ellie Eckert, Isabelle Ernest, Aurora Fallos, Leah Faude, Brody Fechhelm, Parker Fogo, Fletcher Frombach, Ethan Fuchs, Kella

The Better Business Bureau (BBB) wants to warn employees about scammers and hackers who are trying to capitalize on the confusion of people who are working from home for the first time because of the coronavirus. Because of inexperience, confusion or the potential distractions from kids and pets, these employees may be vulnerable to accidentally falling victim to a scammer’s tricks. ★