Keshena News

Due to a water main break, the Menominee County Courthouse in Keshena will be closed until 1 p.m. today.

As the sun shined on a clear, frosty Saturday, soldiers gathered inside the U.S. Army Reserve Center to extend a long-overdue, warm welcome to those who returned in spring from Afghanistan.

WEEK OF DEC. 10, 2009 Attorney General Holder, Secretary Salazar Announce Settlement of Cobell Lawsuit on Indian Trust Management On Dec.

Michelle Jacobs, U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Wisconsin, announced today that Martin Pamonicutt of Keshena, Wisconsin pleaded guilty to assaulting a federal officer, a Sergeant employed by the Menominee Tribal Police Department.

Elena Bussiere, 26, of rural Kewaunee County didn't want to spend her life "staring at a computer screen all day." So far, she's succeeding.

Phyllis was born Sept. 17, 1916, in Gilman, the daughter of the late David and Mary Day.

KESHENA - Students at the College of Menominee Nation will present the play, "Indian Radio Days," in two performances at Menominee Casino Bingo Hotel.

Gordon Henry Jr. will discuss his book, 'The Light People,' in two free programs.

The Green Bay Press-Gazette talks with people from a variety of business disciplines each week in its Saturday Conversation feature.

Some almost half-century old water and sewer infrastructure on the Menominee Indian Reservation is getting a long overdue upgrade.

Nancy Webster, Appleton, 73, passed away on Thursday, Oct. 29, 2009, at St. Elizabeth Hospital.

There's a search for an federal inmate on the run. Authorities say the man had help in escaping the Menominee tribal jail.

KESHENA - Menominee Casino Resort is getting larger and adding services. The Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin has launched the first phase of an anticipated $67 million project to improve lodging, gaming and meeting spaces.

Menominee tribal leaders are set to break ground on a $67 million expansion of their Keshena casino.

The Menominee Indian tribe will host a summit designed to help Native Americans cope with the trauma of their tribes' histories.

The Menominee Indian tribe will host a summit designed to help Native Americans cope with the trauma of their tribes' histories.

The Menominee Indian tribe will host a summit designed to help Native Americans cope with the trauma of their tribes' histories.

The Menominee Indian tribe will host a summit designed to help Native Americans cope with the trauma of their tribes' histories.

The Menominee Indian tribe will host a summit designed to help Native Americans cope with the trauma of their tribes' histories.

The Bellevue Senior Picnic will be from 4:30 to 7 p.m. July 26 at Josten Park. The evening includes food, music by the Ray Rollins Orchestra, door prizes, raffle drawings and more.