With the COVID-19 pandemic still a prevalent issue throughout the state, the Northern Maine Fair Association has decided to host a four-day agricultural fair instead of its traditional nine days of events.
When many folks talk about gardening, they think of the traditional methods that involve planting flowers and vegetables in soil and watching them grow over time.
Presque Isle International Airport is expecting to see a substantial increase in travelers this summer and is planning to adapt the flight schedule to meet that demand.
After a year of hosting mostly virtual activities for the community, the Caribou Public Library is encouraging people to check out fun, small-scale activities while remaining safe.
A vehicle crashed through a front window at the Irish Setter Pub after the driver hit the gas pedal instead of the brakes, according to Presque Isle police.
A plan to repair the more than 100-year-old Collins Pond Dam and install a new fishway has been delayed due to COVID-19 restrictions, according to Gary Marquis, superintendent of Caribou Parks and Recreation.
With recent national recognition for their 2020 yearbook, students at Presque Isle High School feel an even bigger commitment to telling the unique stories of their school community and giving everyone a finished product that makes them proud.
Though their annual Mawiomi of Tribes is still months away, the Aroostook Band of Micmacs held a similar, smaller-scale event on Thursday that aimed to connect children in their community with important cultural experiences.
SAD 1 officials announced preliminary budget numbers for 2021-2022 and revealed current plans for an in-person graduation ceremony during the latest board meeting Wednesday.
Even before Loretta Clark began her career at SAD 1 as an ed tech in 1981, she already considered the district her “home.”Â
