“What do you love about UMF?” “I get to dance.” (age 7) “Being with everybody here.” (age 7) “Meet new friends.” (age 8) “Express my feelings.” (age 9) “I love learning all the new dance moves.” (age 10) “The friends I make.” (age 14) “It’s fun.” (age 10) “The people. It feels like family.” (age 17) “Everything.” (age 11) “Positive community.” (age 16) “New friends.” (age 12) “Second home.” (age 13) “What do you love about UMF?” “I get to dance.” (age 7) “Being with everybody here.” (age 7) “Meet new friends.” (age 8) “Express my feelings.” (age 9) “I love learning all the new dance moves.” (age 10) “The friends I make.” (age 14) “It’s fun.” (age 10) “The people. It feels like family.” (age 17) “Everything.” (age 11) “Positive community.” (age 16) “New friends.” (age 12) “Second home.” (age 13)
Ethan Cook takes his turn cutting down a piece of the net after Rib Lake’s 55-45 win over Owen-Withee in Saturday’s WIAA Division 5 regional championship game. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
Medford’sWill Daniels, playing for the first time in seven weeks, attacks the middle of New Richmond’s defense early in the first half of Friday’s WIAA Division 2 regional semifinal. The 2025-26 season ended for Daniels and the Raiders with an 86-61 loss. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
Not much thrills Bob Lee of Medford more than operating a sled pulled by his teams of six dogs during the winter racing season. Lee ended his season on Feb. 28 with a second place finish in the nearly 16-mile race at the CopperDog 150. SUBMITTED PHOTO
We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it.Ok
