Leech Lake News - Important news and information for the Leech Lake area in Minnesota

BEMIDJI—Bemidji State’s American Indian Resource Center (AIRC) kicked off their 3rd Annual Indigenous Peoples and Treaty Day celebration with a welcoming ceremony led by AIRC Director Bill Blackwell, followed by lectures from five…

BENA—The locally owned haunt fest “NightScreams” has partnered up with a non-profit close to the hearts of youth this year. Sticking to their yearly tradition of donating to Leech Lake organizations, “NightScreams” part-owner Arnold…

On the early Wednesday morning of October 5th, 1898 a handful of young Pillager men held off approximately 100 U.S. soldiers on the shores of Sugar Point. The firefight resulted in seven dead and ten wounded with no casualties reported…

Federal/State elections take place Tuesday, November 6! Early and Absentee voting available at the LLBO Government Center in Cass Lake, MN

PUBLIC NOTICE PLEASE READ AND BE ADVISED THAT: During the week of October 15th through October 19th, 2018 Tribal Court Staff will be out of the office for training. Our office will remain open and Court action will be limited to…

Senator John Hoeven, chairman of the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs, recently announced that the committee passed S. 2599 – the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe Reservation Restoration Act, along with two other bills. “These three bills are…

Memorandum of Understanding between the Band and the Red Cross allows LLBO Employees 2 weeks of administrative leave to participate in disaster relief efforts.

The Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe is investing $4.2 million in energy-efficient installations to make way for a greener and more sustainable reservation. The Guaranteed Energy Savings Program (GESP) is expected to recoup all costs within 14…

NOTICE:  IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING 2018 TAX REBATE ALL LEECH LAKE BAND MEMBERS, 18 YEARS AND OLDER: If you have moved in the past year, please make sure you update your address in Enrollment.  You must send in a signed Enrollee…

Are you satisfied with the way our forests are being managed? Let your voice be heard. The Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe Division of Resource Management has been directed to begin a rulemaking process for managing the forest and wants your…