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Dirty Dog Dryland races set for this weekend here
The fourth annual Dirty Dog Dryland Derby, a rather unusual event that pits dogs more accustomed to racing over snow-packed routes to traveling over trails deep in fall foliage, returns to the Ma-Ka-Ja-Wan Boy Scout Camp near Pearson this weekend.
Last person to see missing teen released from jail
The last person to see missing Antigo teen Kayla Berg posted bond Thursday afternoon.
Christmas season arrives in Antigo with a roar, parade, chili on Dec. 2
Christmas is in the air-and on the lamp posts-in Antigo today. City crews installed the city's festive snowflake decorations this week along Superior Street and Fifth Avenue and at lunchtime today big snowflakes were falling.
Six Antigo volleyball players named to all-conference team
Six members of the Antigo High School varsity volleyball squad were named to the 2009 Great Northern All-Conference team.
Antigo harriers close 2009 season at WIAA state meet
Some very difficult conditions faced three Antigo state qualifiers Saturday at the Ridges Golf Course in Wisconsin Rapids for the WIAA state cross country meet.
Antigo's Jordan Mach accepts scholarship offer from Parkside
By Mark Miller WisSports.net Editor After watching how the University of Wisconsin-Parkside men's basketball team pushed the ball up the floor Friday during a scrimmage against UW-Stevens Point, Antigo senior Jordan Mach knew he would fit in well with the Rangers' style of play.
Antigo Raptor Groups Appeals for Deer Hearts
A raptor rehabilitation group in northwestern Wisconsin is asking hunters to have a heart for them, a deer heart that is.
Aspirations for state championships begin tonight for 224 Wisconsin high school football teams and the Antigo Red Robins are in that huge mix.
Habitat for Humanity home dedicated in Antigo Thursday in stirring service
There was quite a crowd on hand for the dedication of the new Habitat for Humanity home at 216 Lincoln St.
In playoff opener, Robins fall to ranked LaCrosse Central, 47-29
For Antigo High School football coach John Lund and crew, Tuesday was a night of missed opportunities.
Man who last saw missing teen arrested
ANTIGO - Police in Langlade County have arrested the man who last saw an Antigo teen before she disappeared more than two months ago in Wausau.
Dave Steger Sr. bowls 720 series, 290 game
A stellar 290 late night single gave Dave Steger Sr. the push he needed to capture top honors at North Star Lanes Tuesday.
NTC Breaks Ground On New Wood Technology Center In Antigo
Northcentral Technical College is ready to start building a state of the art Wood Technology Center in Antigo.
Jury convicts quickly in case tied to Antigo
By MIKE DESOTELL EagleHerald staff writer It took a jury of seven men and five women about a half hour to reach a guilty verdict against James Dulak.
Finding Kayla May Berg Top Priority For Antigo Police Department
There is still no sign of missing Antigo teen Kayla May Berg. She vanished 71 days ago.
Antigo Kiwanis Club marks 85th year
The Antigo Kiwanis Club has marked its 85th year hosting state officers, reflecting on the past and making plans for the future.
Small but mighty Antigo harriers earn seven All-Conference spots
In preparing his squad for this year's postponed Great Northern Conference cross country meet in Medford Monday, Antigo coach Kevin Kubacki received this response, 'Tell us where and when we have to race and we will be ready.' The team was not joking as Erik Artymiuk, Cody Artymiuk, Sammy Stimac, Caitlin Fleischman and Mary Prunty each earned ...
Antigo volleyball team takes third in GNC, begins tourney run on Thursday
Battling Tomahawk for runnerup standing behind undefeated Merrill, the classy Red Robin squad trounced both Northland Pines and Mosinee but fell to the Hatchets in a five-game thriller to finish third overall.
Elcho triumphs, scores 3-0 sweep in volleyball
The Elcho High School volleyball team learned Tuesday that hard work really does pay off.
Little problem with flu in Antigo schools
The flu virus, which has forced schools across Wisconsin to cancel classes and, in some cases, forfeit sporting events, is avoiding Antigo, at least for now.