Vilas County News Review Headlines

Shepherd of the Lakes Lutheran Church in Sayner held its annual Day Camp the first week of August.

Library project on track with new owner, architect

The next Vilas County district attorney (DA) will be decided in the primary election Tuesday, Aug.

A 50-year-old Eagle River man was shot and killed by law enforcement officers following a high-speed chase in Langlade and Lincoln counties Tuesday, according to authorities.

The communities of Three Lakes and Phelps will hold their annual firemen’s picnics this weekend.

It’s an old tradition with a new name.

For the 10th consecutive year, volunteers are surveying the entire lower Eagle River Chain of Lakes for Eurasian water milfoil (EWM) betwe

The public is welcome to send in project ideas for improving Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest (CNNF) lands and resources in Forest, Florence and Oconto counties. 

A resolution to create a school resource officer (SRO) deputy position at Northland Pines School District drew criticism from some Vilas C

The first review of a random drug and alcohol testing policy for Northland Pines High School students in grades nine-12 was approved by the school board last week and will begin this school year,

Sno-Eagles Snowmobile Club, of Eagle River, will sell brats and baked goods this Saturday, Aug. 6, from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m., at Trig’s in Eagle River.

An inquiry into the size and sex of walleye harvested  on the Eagle River Chain of Lakes in 2016, shows just over one-half of the walleye

Dr. Richard Howard, a local resident and field biologist, recently spoke to the Sayner-St.

Nancy Minx, assistant librarian at Plum Lake Public Library in Sayner has retired after 30 years of service.

The Vintage Thunder Grass Drags and ATV Rendezvous was held in Three Lakes last Saturday at Don Burnside Recreational Park.

Members of Hope Luth­eran Church will gather to celebrate 65 years of ministry and mission Sunday, Aug. 14.

The 60th annual Phelps Firemen’s Picnic and Pig Roast is planned for Saturday, Aug.6, from 1 to 9 p.m. at Wavering Park.

Three local government associations are calling for the elimination of publication requirements for public notices, proposing to use their own websites and bulletin boards instead of Wisconsin’s