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Click Here to download the full newsletter WORDS FROM OUR VILLAGE PRESIDENT: I would like to begin my message by thanking all the volunteers that contribute so much to make our Nebagamon Community Association so active and vital in our community. The Association is responsible for organizing and funding our annual fireworks, parades, parties and…

Click Here to download the full newsletter NEBAGAMON HISTORY SPOTLIGHT: Lake Nebagamon Post Office: The first Post Office in Lake Nebagamon was opened in 1893.  J.A. Chisholm was postmaster in 1921. Ludy Drolson started as clerk in 1921. The post office was then in front of Mr. Chisholm’s store. In 1934 Earl Persons became postmaster…

Click here to download the full newsletter NEBAGAMON HISTORY SPOTLIGHT: Lake Nebagamon School House The Lake Nebagamon original school was built by the Weyerhaeuser company in 1894. As Nebagamon grew, a schoolhouse number two was constructed in 1899 by Sam P. Redding and a “good force of men.” History Information from History of Nebagamon book…

Click Here to Download full Newsletter Tamburitzans The Tamburitzans are a group of unique young people who came here each summer from Duquesne University, located In Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Their leader Matt Guzay had summered across the lake at the Andy Doran place many times and decided it would be a great place to bring his…

Click here to download the full newsletter Trinity Lutheran Church For 90 years, Trinity Lutheran Church in Lake Nebagamon has been proclaiming God’s love in Jesus Christ in our community. In 1931 the church was founded and met originally in the Presbyterian church. A building of their own soon followed on highway B extremely near…

Click here to download the full newsletter NEBAGAMON HISTORY SPOTLIGHT: St. Anthony Catholic Church in Lake Nebagamon, Wi. In September of 2020 Maria Lockwood did an article to announce the building project, to break ground on a new church, attached to the new parish hall. The building they will be replacing dates back to 1900,…