Photo gallery: A collection of photos taken throughout the week by 69蹤獲 photographer Anthony Wahl.
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Evansvilles Drew Jarstad motions to the student section after scoring a goal during the Blue Devils WIAA Division 3 sectional semifinal match at home against Madison Edgewood on Thursday.
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Evansvilles John Fahey, front center, celebrates with his teammates after scoring the winning goal in a penalty shoot-out of their Division 3 sectional semifinal match at home against Madison Edgewood on Thursday. Evansville won the shootout in a contest that ended in a 1-1 tie after regulation and two 10-minute overtime periods.
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Evansville goalie Maxwell Gribble makes the decisive save during a penalty shootout to lift the Blue Devils to a WIAA Division 3 sectional victory over Madison Edgewood on Thursday.
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Evansvilles John Fahey celebrates after scoring the winning goal in a penalty shoot-out to win their Division 3 section semifinal match at home against Edgewood on Thursday, Oct. 28. Evansville won the penalty shoot-out after ending in a 1-1 tie with Edgewood during regulation playing time and two 10-minute overtime periods.
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Charles Glissendorf communicates with his daughter, Stacey Glissendorf, through sign language inside her apartment in Janesville on Wednesday. Stacey, who suffers from neurofibromatosis 2 (NF2), is planning to hold a fundraiser for the Humane Society of Southern Wisconsin to help provide for pets like her dog and cat which she found there.
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Stacey Glissendorf, who suffers from Neurofibromatosis 2 (NF2), a rare disorder characterized by certain types of noncancerous tumors that form within a persons body or brain and often results in lost hearing and vision, reads a question for her on a dry-erase board.
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Stacey Glissendorfs dog, Princess, rests between her legs.
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With a little push up from her father Charles Glissendorf, Stacey Glissendorf welcomes her dog, Princess, up onto her lap while inside her apartment in Janesville. Stacey suffers from Neurofibromatosis 2 (NF2), a rare disorder characterized by certain types of noncancerous tumors that form within a persons body or brain, has lost hearing and most of her sight and was placed on hospice.
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Natures Touch Garden Center owner Todd Elrod and his staff have spent two years building an outdoor entertainment center geared toward young kids, though adolescents, teens and adults take part, too.
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Children play a duck race game at the new outdoor family activity center at Natures Touch Garden Center on Janesvilles far west side.
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Jace Fleegel pretends to fly a plane while playing at the outdoor family activity center at Natures Touch Garden Center on Janesvilles far west side. Owner Todd Elrod andw his staff have spent two years building the outdoor entertainment center for young kids.
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Siblings Cece and Gatlin Jensen bounce on an in-ground bounce pillow at the new outdoor family activity center at Natures Touch Garden Center on Janesvilles far west side.
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An ATV pulls a group of multicolored cars on a ride around the new outdoor family activity center at Natures Touch Garden Center on Janesvilles far west side. Owner Todd Elrod and his staff have spent two years building an outdoor entertainment center for young kids, but its enjoyed by everyone from adolescents teens and adults alike.
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Evansville's Drew Jarstad, right, is defended by Issiah Jones during a drill in practice after school on Tuesday, Oct. 26. Top-seeded Evansville is two wins away from the program's first WIAA Division 3 state tournament berth.
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Evansvilles Drew Jarstad takes a shot at the goal during a team practice after school on Tuesday. The top-seeded Blue Devils stand two sectional victories away from the programs first WIAA Division 3 state berth.
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One half of the Evansville boys soccer team huddles together during a practice outdoors after school on Tuesday, Oct. 26. Top-seeded Evansville is two wins away from the programs first WIAA Division 3 state tournament berth.
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Evansville boys soccer team practices outdoors after school on Tuesday, Oct. 26. Top-seeded Evansville is two wins away from the program's first WIAA Division 3 state tournament berth.
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Evansville head coach Kendall Buttchen talks with a portion of the boys soccer team during a practice outdoors after school on Tuesday, Oct. 26. Top-seeded Evansville is two wins away from the program's first WIAA Division 3 state tournament berth.
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Permanent substitute teacher Carleen Courtney leads a class through a reading assignment at Northside Intermediate School in Milton.
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Carleen Courtney leads a fifth-grade classroom through a reading assignment at Northside Intermediate School in Milton. Courtney is one of four permanent substitute teachers the Milton School District has hired to fill day-to-day vacancies through the schools.
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Carleen Courtney checks in with student on a reading assignment while working at Northside Intermediate School in Milton on Tuesday. Courtney is one of four permanent substitute teachers the Milton School District has hired to fill day-to-day vacancies through the schools.
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Permanent substitute teacher Carleen Courtney leads a fifth-grade classroom through a reading assignment while working at Northside Intermediate School in Milton. Courtney is one of four permanent substitute teachers the Milton School District has hired to fill day-to-day vacancies in the schools.
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Reporter Frank Schultzs last day at The 69蹤獲 was Monday.
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Monstrum: Embodiments of Fear is a current exhibit inside second floor Robert G. Shaw Gallery of the Logan Museum at Beloit College. The exhibit explores the relationship between man and monster, from the movie screen to the those believed by some to roam the world and realms around us.
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The tengu is a legendary being very important to Japanese mythology, found in both folk tales and Shinto and Buddhist religious doctrines. The tengu is also a popular masked character in Kygen theatre, a traditional form of Japanese comic theatre.
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Part of the Monstrum: Embodiments of Fear exhibit touches on the 2016 clown panic where sightings were reported of people disguised as evil clowns in incongruous settings, such as near forests and schools.
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A section devoted to La Llorona, a ghost who roams waterfront areas mourning her children whom she drowned.
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This 19th Century carving from Alaska depicts fishing and hunting. This section explores the Inuit relationship with supernatural beings that aid or hinder in the success of a hunting or fishing trip.
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Monstrum: Embodiments of Fear is a current exhibit inside second floor Robert G. Shaw Gallery of the Logan Museum at Beloit College. The exhibit explores the relationship between man and monster, from the movie screen to the those believed by some to roam the world and realms around us.
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The city of Janesville is considering replacing the aging Palmer Park wading pool (above) with a $4.2 million zero-depth entry pool.
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Top: The Palmer Park wading pool, shown here drained and closed for the season in 2021, is proposed to be replaced with a $4.2 new aquatics center at a different location in Palmer Park.
Anthony Wahl
Photographer
