While a new splash pad is expected to open this month, a new playground under construction on Riverside Drive will not likely be available until mid-August, according to Recreation and Parks Director Chris Beaulieu.
When Presque Isle native Mark Nadeau and his wife, Dana, returned to the city this year to start the Shepherd’s Flock Apostolic Pentecostal Church
Tom Cote, a native of Limestone, has been a wood carver since his mother, Rena Cote, first began teaching him the craft when he was 11 years old.
A group of skydiving instructors from Pittsfield brought a rare opportunity to folks in Aroostook County when they offered tandem skydiving trips during the weekend of June 2-3.
The Riverside Public Market officially began its summer run at Riverside Drive on Saturday, June 2, with around a dozen local vendors serving everything from fresh fruits, vegetables and produce to baked desserts, maple syrup and cut flowers.
Twenty-six students in Nicole McPherson’s first-grade classroom at Fort Fairfield Elementary School got a special surprise on June 1 when they received three books each to take home during their upcoming summer vacation.
The Presque Isle Fire Department is currently looking at funding options to replace its oldest engine/tanker truck, according to Fire Chief Darrell White.
A ballot initiative that asks voters to approve universal in-home care for Maine residents over 60 or people with disabilities would do “more harm than good” for the population that it intends to serve, according to Dana Connors, president of the Maine State Chamber of Commerce.
Hundreds of community members filled the Riverside pavilion in downtown Presque Isle the evening of May 31 for the first of six concerts in the 2018 Rocking on Riverside series.
On Thursday, May 31, Kim Parent gave seventh-grade students a task that seemed simple enough
