4 years ago
ACAP plans ‘Keep the County Warm’ event March 17
With high costs on everything from groceries and gas, to electricity and fuel oil, northern Maine households are feeling anything but lucky these days.
Business News
4 years ago
AMHC welcomes Wright to senior leadership
Ellen Bemis, CEO, Aroostook Mental Health Services, Inc., has announced the appointment of Sarah Wright, MHRT-CSP, to program director of Emergency Support Services.
4 years ago
UMPI welcomes new staff members for spring 2022
The University of Maine at Presque Isle is welcoming seven new staff members this spring 2022 semester.
4 years ago
Nominations open for Young Professionals Institute 2022
The region’s premier leadership development training experience returns for its 14th year with a virtual format and the theme The Leadership Bucket List.
4 years ago
Southern Aroostook Development Corporation hires new executive director
The Southern Aroostook Development Corporation has announced the appointment of Jared Tapley as its new executive director starting May 1.
4 years ago
McLaughlin reflects on tenure as SADC executive director
For 24 years, Jon McLaughlin has worked quietly, but diligently, behind the scenes as one of the area’s biggest supporters for economic development.
4 years ago
Bank donates to BigRock chairlift campaign
Katahdin Trust recently made a significant donation towards the BigRock Mountain Chairlift Capital Campaign.
4 years ago
Can-Am sponsor donates $50,000 to County groups
Irving Woodlands, LLC., returned as title sponsor for the March 5 Can-Am Crown International Sled Dog 250-mile race in Fort Kent.
4 years ago
Acadia FCU promotes Driscoll to Ashland branch manager
Acadia Federal Credit Union is pleased to announce that Teresa Driscoll was recently promoted from her role as member service representative to branch manager of the Ashland location.
4 years ago
City planning new Dog Park
Approximately two years ago, the City’s Rec & Parks Department began reviewing all of the city’s parks and determined that Peace Park on Parsons Street was underutilized.
