The stage in Presque Isle High School’s auditorium transformed into early 20th-century London for the Shipmates Playhouse’s first performance of the beloved Disney musical “Mary Poppins” on Friday, Nov. 15.
Despite a delay in the end of potato harvest season due to rain and cold weather, local growers have deemed this year’s potato crop a success.
Matthew Nadeau of Fort Fairfield has become the latest local business owner to open a store at the Aroostook Centre Mall.
On Sunday, Dec. 1 Trinity Lodge 130, a Masonic lodge in Presque Isle, will welcome Boston-based musician Adam Ezra, lead singer of the Adam Ezra Group, for a solo show to benefit the lodge’s wheelchair lift project.
Thanks to volunteers from the United Parish Church in Fort Fairfield, the town once again has a food pantry to serve community members in need.
Throughout Anne Blanchard’s experiences as an educator in Aroostook County, she has seen many things come full circle.
October marked the opening of SG Reality of Maine, a real estate agency and modular home seller, on Main Street in Presque Isle.
Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts from Troop 171 spent much of their Saturday afternoon delivering boxes of food to Grace Interfaith Food Table in Presque Isle, to help those dealing with food insecurity in the region.
Members of the Presque Isle Elks Lodge 1954 welcomed veterans, service members and their families for a special dinner Monday evening to commemorate Veterans Day.
Ten years ago Martie Pritchard, a member of the James School board of directors, began gathering historical research in hopes of writing a book that chronicles the decades-long story of the one-room school for the community.
