After a highly successful first event last year, the Aroostook Shrine Club’s Spring Basket Feztival will return for an extended weekend of activities — althought it’s being postponed from March to the end of May.
Despite a winter weather advisory and concerns surrounding the coronavirus pandemic, a small group of people gathered at Northern Maine Community College’s library on Friday to kick off local celebrations of Maine’s bicentennial.
The National Weather Service in Caribou has issued a winter weather advisory for northeast Aroostook County, including Presque Isle, Caribou, Van Buren, Mars Hill and surrounding areas.
During the Central Aroostook Chamber of Commerce’s monthly Eggs and Issues breakfast series, Bryan Fuller highlighted the successes of MMG’s internship program, which they have offered every summer since 2012.
Since moving to Aroostook County three years ago, artist Stacy Rink has taken opportunities to grow her work and showcase her contemporary and literary artistic influences.
With nearly half of the licensed lawyers in Aroostook County being retirement age or near retirement, University of Maine at Presque Isle asked four local attorneys to speak about law careers in Aroostook County to potential students.
Fort Fairfield has recently seen a new business open on Main Street, in the former location of a longtime barbershop.
Despite the threat of rain showers, people from the Central Aroostook Association had fun riding snowmobiles during its highly anticipated Snowmobile Day.
Volunteers from the Aroostook CA$H Coalition, a partnership between area nonprofits, have helped more than 1,000 individuals with free tax preparation in the last month
State parks across Maine celebrate Winter Family Fun Days annually as a way to encourage folks to see what their local nature trails and parks have to offer.
