Court reports Therese Carrick, 45, of Glidden, was found guilty due to a no contest plea of speeding in a 55 mph zone (1619 mph). This charge was amended from speeding in a 55 mph zone (20-24 mph). Carrick was ordered to pay $200.50. Russell Dorn, 20, of Stanley, pled guilty to OWI (1st). Dorn was ordered to pay $957.50. Dorn also needs to install ignition interlock, his DOT license is revoked

C ourt No Contest Donavon Acker, 20, of Medford was found guilty due to a no contest plea of underage drinking/possession (1st) and was ordered to pay $263.50. Pamela Arroyo, 30, of Medford, was found guilty due to a no contest plea of automobile following too closely and was ordered to pay $200.50. Pamela Arroyo, 30, of Medford, was found guilty due to a no contest plea of operating a motor

While Wausau East’s Smiley Invitational is one of Wisconsin’s largest cross country meets of the regular season, it pales in comparison to the University of Minnesota’s Roy Griak Invitational, where the Medford Raiders went up against some of the finest competition from the entire Midwest on Friday afternoon. Six days after winning the Division 1 championship in the Smiley meet, Medford

MATT FREY SPORTS EDITOR The Bloomer Blackhawks weren’t going to be caught Thursday, but the Prentice- Rib Lake Hawks did the next best thing, outscoring Frederic-Luck by one point to take second in the boys side of the Barron Cross Country Invitational. The Hawks edged Frederic-Luck 97-98 to secure the second spot in the standings behind Bloomer, who ran away with the title with just 28