After putting her artistic pursuits aside for several decades, Peggy Hemberg Bosse of Fort Fairfield has spent the past five years actively pursuing her individual voice as a painter.
The 18 members of Ashland District School’s Class of 2019 officially said goodbye to the school that many of them have attended since pre-K.
On Wednesday, June 5, members of the Presque Isle City Council approved zoning changes for a half-mile parcel of property located at the intersection of Route 1 and the Craig Road that will allow commercial businesses to potentially develop there.
The Presque Isle City Council received an update during their meeting on Wednesday, June 5, on efforts to create an official economic development office and related job positions.
The Maysville Museum in Presque Isle is now home to a brand new exhibit that features 12 historic, handmade quilts and numerous poems from eighth-graders who felt inspired to preserve local history.
The Mark and Emily Turner Memorial Library’s Akeley Gallery will welcome Westbrook-based artist Katharina Gifford for an exhibition on Friday, June 14, that will feature many of Gifford’s works as well as a special demonstration of portrait painting.
A group of women shared personal stories of adversity and success in hopes of inspiring others in Aroostook County to embrace their full potential during New Ventures Maine’s eighth annual ALL for Women conference held Friday, May 31.
Stained glass enthusiasts will have a designated space to practice their craft thanks to the new business Glass With Class, LLC on Main Street.
Wherever Nancy Nichols of Presque Isle has lived, she has dedicated her career to giving back to people in her community and helping to create new, exciting opportunities for professional and personal growth.
Students in Washburn District High School’s Civil Rights Team recently took part in a project that they hope will encourage more students and staff members to think seriously about issues surrounding equality, inclusion and diversity.
