On Wednesday, March 21, 16 individuals from various businesses in Aroostook County met for the third of seven classes in a professional development course aimed at promoting positive leadership strategies in today’s local workforce.
Through their shared love of local history, the student history clubs at Presque Isle Middle School and the University of Maine at Presque Isle are uncovering crucial information to teach the community about the city’s past
Standing in solidarity with protesters around the country, more than 30 individuals gathered Saturday next to the bridge that overlooks the Aroostook River on Main Street in Presque Isle to rally against gun violence and in support of safety in schools.
Officials at The Aroostook Medical Center are actively preparing for the spring edition of their annual Fit and Fun series, which comes at the heels of a successful Fit and Fun Winter Challenge.
In the mid-afternoon hours on Saturday, three days before the official start of spring, 21 friends both old and new sat in a circle inside the council chambers of the Aroostook Band of Micmacs Cultural Community Education Center in Presque Isle.
More than 100 women from Aroostook County filled the University of Maine at Presque Isle’s Campus Center on Friday
The Aroostook County Action Program has announced plans for the first-ever Aroostook Youth Prevention Day to be held at the University of Maine at Presque Isle on Thursday, May 31.
Officials with United Way of Aroostook have chosen five additional contestants from both the Fort Kent and Presque Isle regional Northern Star competitions to compete in the finale on Sunday, March 25.
Every year Coach Brian Hamel looks to community businesses and organizations for assistance in raising funds so that his Special Olympics Snowdogs basketball team can attend the Special Olympics Maine State Basketball Tournament
When Sidney and Edna Cook opened Cook Florist on Main Street in Presque Isle on Oct. 1, 1943, the Presque Isle Air Force Base brought numerous individuals to Aroostook County and local businesses thrived in the region.
