Fun run—to benefit pheasants— was first of its kind in nation

by Louis Hoglund
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Linda Today earned a Special Dedication Award at the state Pheasants Forever convention—for her work in organizing the unique 5K run event as a fundraiser. She is pictured with Chance Steward, regional PF representative. A surprising success the first year, 2024, the Hustle for Habitat will launch its second year in July.


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