Thanks to the work of a local Boy Scout, members of the community have a place to properly dispose of American flags that have become worn and no longer fit for use.
Human brains are much more fragile than one might think, despite the brain being protected by a hard skull and head. That’s the lesson seventh-graders from across Aroostook County learned on Thursday thanks to a hands-on, and sometimes sticky, activity.
First graders at Washburn District Elementary School received a special gift on Thursday morning, courtesy of United Way of Aroostook’s Summer Slide reading program.
Central Aroostook Humane Society will host its annual Paws for the Cause fundraiser on Saturday, June 1.
After a recent stint of small-scale car burglaries, the Presque Isle Police Department is encouraging members of the public to protect items in their vehicles against potential theft.
Residents in the SAD 1 school district voted overwhelmingly in favor of the next fiscal year budget during the annual referendum vote on Tuesday.
Aroostook Agency on Aging hosted its seventh annual Aging Well, Living Well Expo on Friday, May 17, with many senior citizens taking advantage of hands-on activities and presentations that encouraged them to embrace healthy lifestyles.
The Presque Isle Planning Board and City Council are considering changes to the city’s land use and development code that would potentially expand the types of businesses allowed to operate in an agricultural zone.
The Aroostook County chapter of the American Red Cross honored more than a dozen individuals and businesses for displaying courage amidst difficult situations
In Aroostook County, numerous veterans every year find themselves homeless after having served in military combat and returning to the states unable to face the physical and emotional demons that haunt them.
