Though steady rain showers cancelled the parade, a small group of Caribou organizations came together at Veterans Memorial Park on Monday and paid tribute to soldiers and veterans past and present.
Two County schools have received awards from the Maine Music Educators Association that recognize their efforts to support and sustain district-wide music programs.
Even before Miranda Bragan graduated from the University of New England in May, she already knew she wanted to come home and help create memorable experiences for couples celebrating their new lives together.
The SAD 20 school board and a small group of community members unanimously passed a budget Tuesday, May 18, that features no increase to local education-based taxes for the coming year.
Whether they were picking fiddleheads, shopping at the farmers market or enjoying live music, people who attended Presque Isle’s first Fiddlehead Festival Saturday agreed on one thing: it’s good to get out again.
When Emily Driscoll graduated from Washburn District High School in 2020, she was skeptical about whether there would be enough career opportunities locally after college.
A house at 12 Cottage Road in Portage Lake was demolished by a Thursday afternoon fire.
As the COVID-19 pandemic shows signs of slowing down, SAD 1 officials are discussing ways they might help students who have struggled academically.
A Caribou man was arrested early Saturday morning after a nearly nine-hour standoff with police, which involved the man allegedly threatening a woman and two teens with a firearm.
On April 20, Presque Isle Police Sergeant Mark Barnes left the station after his final day on the job. Police chief Laurie Kelley drove Barnes home in his patrol car, the blue lights flashing as they stopped in front of his home.
