Clark County Humane Society Adopt-A-Pet • Meet Jenny, the CCHS Pet of the Week! Jenny came to the CCHS with her brothers, Forrest and Dan, from a local farm mid-November. This cute 10week-old girl is an Australian shepherd mix and weighs 6.4 pounds. Jenny is so very pretty with her fluffy white, black, and tan coat. The best part is that Jenny is just as sweet as she is pretty. She has a happy personality, and is ready to share good times with anybody she meets. If Jenny you're ready for a new best friend to make memories with, Jenny could be your girl! With any puppy, training and socialization are incredibly important to the success of the pup. Apply to adopt Jenny today! If you are interested in sponsoring the CCHS Adopt-A-Pet ad, please call 715-223-2342. Clark County Humane Society Adopt-A-Pet • Meet Jenny, the CCHS Pet of the Week! Jenny came to the CCHS with her brothers, Forrest and Dan, from a local farm mid-November. This cute 10week-old girl is an Australian shepherd mix and weighs 6.4 pounds. Jenny is so very pretty with her fluffy white, black, and tan coat. The best part is that Jenny is just as sweet as she is pretty. She has a happy personality, and is ready to share good times with anybody she meets. If Jenny you're ready for a new best friend to make memories with, Jenny could be your girl! With any puppy, training and socialization are incredibly important to the success of the pup. Apply to adopt Jenny today! If you are interested in sponsoring the CCHS Adopt-A-Pet ad, please call 715-223-2342.
Medford’s Tori Nicks reacts after winning the 100-yard freestyle in Thursday’s win over Marshfield at the MASH pool. Nicks and Kodi Rappe had the top two finishes in this race. TERRY WERNER/MASH YEARBOOK
Gilman running back Trevin Duellman waits for Taydyne Angell to get his block and then bursts upfield for a 48yard gain during the second quarter of Fridays’ 50-0 win over Athens. MANDEE ELLIS/THE STAR NEWS
Medford’s Cash Thums and Austin Czarnezki team up to tackle Onalaska receiver Cooper Hegge while Jacob Doyle rushes in to help. Hegge’s gained 6 yards on this catch to convert a late fourth-and-five for the Hilltoppers, who won 20-0. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
Elk country/Calgary bound Hello friends, Where do I start with this column is a big question as I just returned from 4,200-mile adventure that went from Necedah to just south of Anaconda, Montana to Salmon, Idaho, then Missoula, Montana and then Calgary, Alberta and back home. Long story short, I have an elk and deer license for Montana and will hunt with a rifle in late October by myself. Four years ago, I harvested a beautiful 6x6 bull near Big Sky, then I did not see elk in the next two seasons. Last year I relocated to the Livingston area and, despite the fact that each August I scouted, I did not see an elk while hunting but plenty while scouting. I put out some feelers and had two choices, one south of Anaconda, the other near Phillipsburg. After the planned five days of scouting, I was going to help my 25-year-old daughter Selina Walters relocate to Calgary, Alberta, where she will attend the University of Calgary to pursue her master’s degree in a subject that she truly loves, fisheries. Friday, Aug. 14 High 82, Low 48
