Littleton native James McBride, who now lives in Savannah, Georgia, decided earlier this fall to donate $30,000 for three full tuition, one-year scholarships to the Carleton Project located in Houlton’s historic downtown.
Houlton Middle High School has announced that Peter Bonaparte, a dedicated and talented student, has won first place in the Cole Land Transportation Museum’s prestigious Veteran Interview Program.
PRESQUE ISLE — The University of Maine at Presque Isle will present Dr. C. Edward Watson, author and vice president for digital innovation at the American Association of Colleges and Universities, as the next speaker in its 2024-25 Libra Distinguished Lecture Series on Tuesday, Dec. 3 at 6 p.m. in the Campus Center. During his […]
FAIRFIELD, Maine — Northern Maine Community College, in partnership with the Professional Logging Contractors of the Northeast, is proud to announce the graduation of 10 students from the 2024 Mechanized Logging Operations & Forest Trucking program. This milestone marks the culmination of 20 weeks of intensive, hands-on training at the woodlot and eight weeks of […]
The superintendent sent a letter to parents and guardians of middle school students that informed them of the resignation.
The Maine Community Foundation has awarded more than $217,000 to Aroostook County students through the Wendell S. Doody Memorial Scholarship Fund and the Sally Stetson Tongren Fund for Aroostook County.
Adult learners returning to school may be eligible for scholarships from the Maine Community Foundation.
Members of the Central Aroostook Historical Society and generous community members funded a donation of 12 copies of the Historical Society’ newest book, “More Stories from the Heart of the County,” to the Central Aroostook High School History Department for use in classes.
Northern Maine Community College’s Alpha Phi Epsilon chapter of Phi Theta Kappa held its fall induction ceremony Oct. 29, welcoming a new group of high-achieving students into the distinguished international honor society.
The school is doing a “teen edition” of the play adapted by Concord Theatricals, which is specifically designed to be performed in high schools and removes overtly adult themes from the original musical.
