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Onamia High junior, Wesley Harrington (above, right) combined with Sam Hebeisen (above, left) to pitch a two hit, 15-strike-out, 4-1 win over Rush City last week. As for record strike-outs: Hebeisen, recorded his 300th career “K” during the second game against Hinckely/Finlayson last week.
Twice during the past two weeks, Isle senior Danie Larson came through with what turned out to be game-winning base hits for the Mille Lacs Raiders.
New signs coming soon The old, deteriorated signs at the entrance and exit of Wahkon have been demolished, leaving only the bases (which were determined by the Wahkon City Council as still in good shape). The new signs are scheduled to be installed in the coming weeks.
First up for Onamia Mayor Marge Agnew after she gaveled open the May meeting of the Onamia City Council was to ask the panel to try something other city councils
The much-discussed and anticipated new “Welcome to Wahkon” signs are in the process of being erected. The one at the entrance to town from the west via Hwy. 23 was finished for all to see by May 20. This project will be finished just prior to the start of the several-month Main Street Project, which will essentially re-model the stretch of highway going through downtown Wahkon.
The Mille Lacs Raiders baseball team closed out its regular season last week with scheduled games against McGregor and Milaca. The team brought their overall record to 15-7, with a
In the usual order of business, the Isle School Board approved the Consent Agenda before moving on to reports from the various department heads at their monthly meeting on May
At 1 p.m., Thursday, May 28, dignitaries from the city of Onamia, along with the major players in the development of the city’s 9-million dollar water treatment plant, met outside
Eight Class A Sections throughout the state began post-season play in baseball last week, each hoping to send their best team to the state tournament. Section 5A includes 14 teams
The 2026 Mille Lacs Raiders softball season came to an end on May 26 when they suffered their second loss, a 12-2 decision to the Kelliher-Northome Mustangs in the double-elimination
