Bowler News

The first snowflakes of the season have come and gone, and for most of the area, the early October snowfall wasn't enough to accumulate.

William 'Bill' Northcott, 69, Wittenberg, died Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2009, at his home.

The wind howled and temperatures dove Friday evening, setting the stage for a perfect All Hallow's Eve.

Students at several area elementary schools are proving obstacles at home aren't negatively impacting their learning.

The American Indian tribe that operates Mohican North Star Casino and Bingo in Bowler has elected a new president, replacing a leader who had served for six consecutive terms.

The first Lake Classic Car Show was held at Lake Arrowhead's South Lake Center in Rome on Sept.

Are you ready for some football? Corresponding with the start of the 2009 NFL season, the Antigo Daily Journal will begin a new feature next week matching the wits of some of the area's biggest sports fans.

BARRE An unused section of Hollenback Park will soon be the site of a dog park, where breeds of all types will be able to run free and enjoy the outdoors.

The sagging economy hasn't spared the U.S. Postal Service in northern and central Wisconsin, which is making several changes amid declining revenues and mail volume.

The sagging economy hasn't spared the U.S. Postal Service in northern and central Wisconsin, which is making several changes amidst declining revenues and mail volume.

During the early parts and middle of the week, I was running water onto my lawn - an action I usually hope to avoid.

A 22-year-old Bowler man was captured early Wednesday after he ran from authorities following a car chase in Shawano County.

A man has been arrested after a brief high speed chase in Shawano County early Wednesday morning.

By DEBBIE IGL Antigo Daily Journal She could be called Shawano County's premier bowling maven - at the very least, a veteran pin-spiller who knows her stuff.

The Village of Bowler has requested Department of Natural Resources approval to install a new ultraviolet disinfection system at their existing wastewater treatment plant.

LA CROSSE - Markesan High School's Jecel Gerner entered the Division 3 State shot put competition with the second seed, and that's where the senior finished Friday.

Tribal gaming generated $4.4 billion dollars in 2008 in the region that includes Wisconsin, the chairman of the National Indian Gaming Commission said Wednesday.

Apr. 15--BOWLER, Wis. -- When leaders of the Stockbridge-Munsee Band of Mohican Indians decided to launch a $100 million new casino and resort expansion to open in the fall of 2008, the last thing on their minds was a meltdown in the economy.