Clark County's best people, places and things are:

[keith]

Here's your chance! If you live, work or play in Clark County, share your knowledge of the place with the rest of us!

Tell us, if you would, who are the wisest, oldest, funniest, most eccentric or otherwise unique individuals in your County that we should come to know.

Please tell us the best place to eat, to drink, to play softball, have a picnic, camp, hunt or fish.

Any "must-see" landmarks? Points of interest? Any great collections, whether mainstream or offbeat? What's the best way to go about experiencing them?

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[keith]

Clark County has long displayed a good and informative web presence. County land sales, including sherrif's sales are posted regularly and one can subscribe to email notifications for many items at the Clark County, Wisconsin website at: http://www.co.clark.wi.us

Even better, and long before Google Earth, Clark County provides excellent satellite views with great resolution via their GIS (Geographical Information Server). See the County Maps / Satellite Images starting at:
http://www.co.clark.wi.us/Website/ClarkIMS/viewer.htm

You should have high speed access and at least 1024 x 768 resolution for viewing.

Regards,
Keith

[keith]

One of the few No-Kill Shelters in Wisconsin! This from the Clark County Humane Society homepage at http://www.cchs-petshelter.org/:

The Clark County Humane Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to the care and adoption of cats and dogs. A wonderful group of over 350 members, our goal is to assist the lost, surrendered, unwanted, and unloved cats and dogs of the area. We care for them as if they were our own beloved pets while we search for their rightful owners, or try to find them a suitable new home. All of our volunteers are so very proud that we are one of the few no-kill shelters in the state!

The Shelter is located 7.5 miles southeast of Neillsville, WI, on Highway 73. CCHS welcomes you as a visitor to our facility anytime during open hours.

Open hours are 12-3 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday.

If you would like to adopt a new member of your family, we always have a wonderful selection of friendly, healthy, clean, and well-cared for pets just waiting to share your heart and home. Please stop by and see all of the wonderful animals available for adoption!!

From the Contact Us page:

Do you have comments or questions on our organization? Would you like to become a volunteer or sign up for an upcoming event? Please get in touch!

Please contact the Shelter at 715-743-4550 during open hours of 12-3 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, Friday & Saturday.

Just click this address to send us e-mail:

petshelter@email.com

Or you can reach us at our mailing address:

CCHS
P.O. Box 127
Neillsville, WI 54456

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Regards,
Keith

[frank-e]

That is my county and I go everywhere,you will see me in the fields metal detecting for meteorites ect or another hobby doing photography projects .Note! I will do metal detecting for free unless of course you want to give a donation.I will also do metal detecting for any law enforcement project when needed...and that will always be FREE period!
Quote{I only do perfection when doing a search and nothing will be left unturned!}


600-1000 acres... Been there done that!.................. fun stuff!


Grassland Veterinary.... "Keeping animals happy and healthy is what we do!" :wink: