After much discussion and debate, the Fort Fairfield Town Council has set a public hearing to consider residents’ thoughts on a proposed ordinance to form and regulate a new budget committee.
The people behind the #MaineReunited art contest are extending the submission deadline in hopes of encouraging more Aroostook County artists to showcase their talents.
Students and staff in SAD 1 schools might not be required to wear masks starting in early March, if the school board chooses to opt out of the current universal masking policy.
Caribou has submitted a request for American Rescue Plan Act funds that they hope will lead to much needed EMS safety equipment purchases and structural repairs to the fire station.
When Chris Richards opened The Par & Grill Restaurant in 2002, all he wanted was to give customers a fun place to enjoy a round of golf and great food.
Caribou High School will adopt a new grading system that administrators hope will create more equity and provide reasons for students to take more rigorous classes.
A new partnership between Aroostook County Action Program and Limestone Community School will become the first school-based program in the Limestone region for full-day pre-kindergarten.
For the first time in three years, the city of Caribou will host a Winter Carnival aimed at getting people outside.
With an updated campground ordinance and a new committee in place, the city of Caribou is continuing its push to revitalize the riverfront district.
Days before library director Peter Baldwin officially began overseeing the Nylander Museum, the Caribou City Council agreed to revisit their recent vote.
