After launching their most successful session of Summer Arts camps, the people at Wintergreen Arts Center were eager to showcase the talents of their brightest young artists.
On July 3, Orpheus Allison received the phone call he had been waiting on for seven years: a healthy kidney was available and ready to become his ticket to a more active, fulfilling life.
After one year without the Northern Maine Fair, people in central Aroostook were more than ready to head to the fairgrounds and check out the family activities and agricultural events that have become community staples.
When Cheryl Morris thinks of her son Adam MacDonald, she remembers the joy he felt while giving back to the community.
Presque Isle councilors voted unanimously Wednesday in favor of bond payments for various city projects as well as initiatives related to economic and community development and housing.
To help combat the shortage of affordable housing within Presque Isle, the Aroostook County Action Program has taken steps toward the purchase of a vacant building that could potentially be renovated into apartment units.
Former UMPI baseball player Ghazaleh “Oz” Sailors returns to the Hall of Fame in July. This time Sailors, a California native, brought her Little League baseball team, the Foster City Vipers, to visit the Hall of Fame and surprise them with their coach’s fame.
After opening Studio Maven in May, first-time business owner and hair stylist Mikaela Sue Henninger hopes to continue the friendships she has formed with clientele since returning home in 2016.
Hot air balloons will once again soar above Presque Isle and surrounding communities during the Crown of Maine Balloon Festival in late August.
After weeklong family- and agricultural-themed events, the Maine Potato Blossom Festival ended the weekend with various activities, including the much anticipated parade.
