Memories of a robust Loring Air Force Base have not faded, even after a quarter of a century. Residents from northern Maine and across the country gathered Aug. 23 to 25 to meet old friends and reminisce during the 25th anniversary of the base’s 1994 closure.
Anyone who looked up at the skies near Presque Isle on the mornings of Friday, Aug. 23, and Sunday, Aug. 25, likely did not expect to see a giant green frog floating above the treetops and across the large, open landscape.
Castle Hill resident Chelsie Nickerson will compete on Aug. 31 in the 2019 Massachusetts Mustang Heritage Foundation’s TIP Challenge with her yearling mustang filly, Greta Rose.
A fair to assist parents and children as they return to school next month will once again be held in the community.
Though the Crown of Maine Balloon Festival kicked off Thursday evening without the scheduled balloon launch, due to weather patterns, organizers thus far expect all other flights to happen as planned.
Not even a steady rain could dampen the spirits of the hundreds of people enjoying Saturday’s 11th annual Adopt-a-Block of Aroostook Back to School Party at the Military Street Baptist Church.
Hundreds of people from Native American communities in Maine, Canada and New England came to celebrate cultural traditions during the Aroostook Band of Micmac’s 25th annual Mawiomi of Tribes Aug. 16-18.
As part of a study on Houlton’s downtown ares, a public input meeting will be held Thursday, Aug. 22, from 3-8 p.m. in Market Square at the Machias Savings Bank lot.
Can you feel it? That chill in the morning air? It is a sure sign that fall is right around the corner. And with the coming of fall, so too comes the return of the town’s annual Potato Feast Days celebration.
The North Country Cruisers were out in force Friday, Aug. 9, for a cruise-in and barbecue at Seiders Hilltop Lanes. More than 20 car owners turned out for the event, which also included a barbecue.
