Big Fish GM Talks Growth of Course with Elders
By Joe Morey News Editor The LCO Elder’s Association held their monthly meeting at the Sevenwinds Casino on Thursday, Nov. 3, and had as...
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Big Fish GM Talks Growth of Course with Elders
Tribe Seeks Request for Proposal for Feasibility Study on the Hideout
Hemp Manager Gives Detailed Report on 2022 Operations
LCO Tribe and Governor Sign Compact Amendment to Allow Sports Wagering
A Report to the Membership from Big Fish Golf
Federal Lifeline Discount Program and Affordable Connectivity Program Available for Tribal Members
Marquette University Signs Transfer Partnership with LCO Ojibwe College
LCO Health Center Announces New Hours
New Dye Hards Bar and Grill, Golf Simulator Open for Business and Tee Times
The LCO Ojibwe College Receives $5M Appropriation
ARPA Coordinating Team Releases Report Detailing ARPA Funded Projects
Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe College Announces Tuition Increase
Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe College Capital Campaign Successful
Big Fish New Bar Named; Simulator to Open Soon
Gov. Evers, Forest County Potawatomi Sign Compact Amendment Permitting Event Wagering
LCO Ojibwe College Releases List of Accomplishments to Goal June 30 – December 31, 2021
Governor Presents Two Tourism Grant Awards in Hayward
New Additions to Big Fish Golf Course Include Golf Simulator and Upgraded Bar
Big Fish More Than Doubles Revenue from 2020 to 2021
LCO Ojibwe College Chooses Ellucian SaaS Solutions to Modernize Technology Operation