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Ashland was the name of nineteenth-century statesman Henry Clay's estate in Kentucky. Because of Clay's renown in the U.S. and in other parts of the world, the name thereafter was adopted upon the establishment of many places. - Source: Wikipedia
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Ashland Daily Press reports that Ashland County deputies Zach Pierce and Dylan Wegner discovered the baby bruins Friday near the Bad River Indian Reservation in northern Wisconsin.
Deputies rescue 2 wailing bear cubs trapped in flooded den →
