Remer’s Bigfoot Days drew a big crowd and even bigger fun July 11–12, celebrating all things Sasquatch in the town proudly known as the “Home of Bigfoot.”
As part of Remer’s annual Bigfoot Days celebration, the Bigfoot 5K brought out runners of all ages on July 12 to race through town and surrounding trails in search of fun—and maybe a Sasquatch sighting or two.
This week’s game at Tianna Country Club challenged ladies to count their strokes to reach the green, with putts tallied separately. The winners were the golfers with the fewest strokes to reach the green.
The Longville Area Community Foundation Board is in full fundraising mode and planning for this year’s Big Party! to be held Saturday, September 27 at Patrick’s on Girl Lake.
The Northwoods Art and Book Festival is celebrating its 30th Anniversary on August 9th from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Lake Avenue, east of highway 371 in Hackensack.
Hope plays a crucial role in the recovery of individuals with co-occurring disorders (addiction and mental health conditions) by fostering a positive mindset, motivating action, and promoting overall well-being.
In the land of 10,000 lakes, it seems as if we can never run out of water. Even during drought years, the lakes still have water in them, and that gives us a false sense of hope that this critical resource can never be depleted.
In conjunction with community-wide Garage Sale Days, the Friends of the Pine River Library will hold the second installment of their 2025 summer book sale series on Friday and Saturday, August 1 and 2.
The Bob Savre Senior Men’s League had 48 golfers forming 13 teams show up to play the game of the day “3 Low Net Scores on Each Hole” at Longbow Golf Club.
The Child, Girl, Woman Lakes Area Association (CGWLAA) is pleased to announce its 2025 Annual Meeting, scheduled for Saturday, August 2 at 10 a.m. at Salem Lutheran Church in Longville.
The Jeff Maranda Memorial Youth Fishing Challenge was held on June 28, 2025, on Lake Washburn. The annual event aims to spark youth interest in the sport of fishing while also helping to reduce the Northern Pike population on the lake.