Archive for September 2019

The Family Services Department recently learned they have been awarded their first Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) grant. The grant begins October 1st, and the department will receive $230,000 each

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The inaugural Northwoods Rendezvous and Wild Rice Festival was held last weekend. The event kicked off on Friday, welcoming students from Armstrong Creek, Crandon, Laona and Wabeno. Paul Ninham provided…

Last Wednesday, Representative Beth Meyers, Representative Amanda Stuck, Senator Janet Bewley, and advocates gathered in Lac Du Flambeau to release a bill that would create a statewide inter-governmental task force…

By Richard D. Ackley, Jr.

Last week, Tribal Members and staff from the community braved the cold, wind and wet weather on Pickerel Lake in an effort to restore a

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By Ben Meyer, WXPR Public Radio Pete McGeshick, III, sometimes has a hard time explaining what being on a wild rice bed feels like for him.…

By Joe Morey, News Editor, Lac Courte Oreilles Tribe

The Lac Courte Oreilles Tribal Governing Board (LCO TGB) heard a presentation from Thi Le, Director of Operations for the Sokaogon

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Next Wednesday, September 18th, in Lac du Flambeau

Nicolet College will holding two classes at the Mole Lake Lodge beginning Friday, September 13th. Stop at the QuickStart event today at the Mole Lake Lodge from 11:00 am to…

U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Forest Service scientists recently discovered Epeoloides pilosulus, one of the rarest bees in North America, while inventorying bees on the Lakewood half of the Lakewood-Laona Ranger…