by Al Baker Jr. Boozhoo Indinawemaagaanag, Mino Ode Niin dizh ni cuz. "Hello my relatives." "My name is "Good Heart." I just couldn't let...

Third Grade with their books from the Scholastic Book Fair held during Red Ribbon Week. With a grant the FACE program was able to have...

Boozhoo to all, I would like to take this opportunity to thank you all for your patience and understanding during this transition period,...

The 2018 payment from Enbridge Energy Partners, LLP, to the Lac Courte Oreilles Tribe for a 25-year continuation of an easement of 2...

On Thursday, September 27th, the Bizhkiki Wellness Center held their open house, which has been dedicated in honor of the late Harold...

The Lac Courte Oreilles Tribal Governing Board would like to update the community pertaining to the two employees that are currently...

Earlier this summer, tribal officials along with Enbridge officials, broke ground on a new wastewater treatment plant located at the LCO...

In April of 2017 the solid waste management and recycling operations of the tribe were relocated from the LCO Transfer Station on Hwy NN...

On a beautiful day in late July, a 10-year old boy from Lac Courte Oreilles was pitching for his little league baseball team in...

On Friday, September 21st, the Sevenwinds Casino, Lodge and Conference Center held their official grand opening. It was a crisp and windy...

There was a mishap with LCO Ojibwe School float just as it was arriving in Stone Lake for the 2018 Cranberry Fest Parade so Runamuk Rides...

This month the LCO little league baseball team traveled to Minneapolis to watch the Minnesota Twins play. This was a well-deserved trip...

1. Administration for Native Americans, Environmental Regulatory Enhancement Program, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services The...

The LCO Cross Country runners took to the hills of Hatchery Creek on Tuesday, Oct 2nd for the Hayward Invitational. Senior Arnold Crone...