Bob Statz

L. D. Wiita came all the way down to Isle from his home in Cherry, Minnesota, to deliver his Christmas gift wish list to the jolly man in red last weekend. Mild winter weather was ideal for the many indoor and outdoor seasonal activities planned by local chambers of commerce and businesses around the big lake. See more photos and story on page two.

The plans for the renovation a Band-owned building on Main Street, Wahkon, were approved by the city’s attorney firm and members of the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwa Health and Human Services (HHS) Department including, HHC spokesperson Nicole Anderson, along with Carmen Kalk and Curt Kalk, Jr. (pictured, right) were on hand to witness the Council’s decision to proceed with the renovation project.

Strong to the hoop Wesley Gahbow scored 27 total points in the three games played by the Mille Lacs Raiders last week.

One of the early items on the Onamia City Council’s December meeting was discussion and later voting on Resolution 2024-12B, which was the adoption of the final city budget for

Jacob Schoeck had 21 points in the Raider’s win over St. John’s.

Strong at the post Isle junior Dani Larson showed some smooth technique going to the bucket so far this year, scoring 20 total points in two games last week.

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With a win over St. John’s Prep last week the Mille Lacs Raiders overall record went to 3-3 with a game against Swanville on Dec. 20 left before the Christmas

Each Christmas season, the Isle Chamber of Commerce awards “Chamber Bucks” to the most impressive seasonal lighting displays of Mille Lacs area individual residents and businesses.

On Friday, Dec. 13, the Mille Lacs Raiders traveled to Zimmerman to take part in a quadrangular wrestling meet against three AA schools- Milaca, Sauk Rapids and Zimmerman. The Raiders