Organizers of the Northern Maine Fair are again seeking to change the event’s dates with the state government, although it remains uncertain whether the fair will be able to feature the long-time tradition of harness racing.
A fire Sunday afternoon displaced residents of an apartment building next to the Star City IGA, although both the apartments and the grocery store escaped major damage, according to the Presque Isle Fire Department.
The five candidates running for Presque Isle City Council gathered Thursday for a forum to discuss issues ranging from property taxes to economic development.
Steve Hitchcock remembers when people used to pack into downtown Mars Hill on Saturday nights and park in the middle of Main Street.
LouAnne Deabay is ready to start building Mama Lou’s convenience store on Route 11 in Masardis, with plans to open in January.
Pamela Kinsey has been teaching music in Easton for more than 30 years and is just as passionate as ever about students learning to play instruments.
Candidates for county and state office shared their perspectives on citizen referendums, economic development and other issues at a forum hosted by Presque Isle High School students Wednesday.
A 17-year-old is facing terrorizing charges after allegedly brandishing a BB gun Friday afternoon while riding in a vehicle near Caribou High School, which was briefly placed on lockdown, according to Caribou Police Chief Mark Gahagan.
Long-time local lawyer Jeff Ashby is now running his own law practice in a renovated historic home in Presque Isle’s Gouldville neighborhood.
Local health care experts spoke with a small crowd at Presque Isle’s Turner Memorial Library on Wednesday, discussing the challenges and opportunities for health care in Aroostook County.
