Officials from Northern Light A.R. Gould Hospital, formerly The Aroostook Medical Center, hosted their annual health fair Saturday, providing community members with many opportunities to learn about healthy living habits and how to prevent common illnesses during the fall and winter months.

More than two years after then U.S. President Barack Obama designated over 80,000 acres of land in northern Maine as the Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument, officials are in the midst of creating a formal management plan that will strive to make effective use of the land for visitors while keeping its natural resources and history intact.

When Whitney Williams, a seventh and eighth grade science teacher at Central Aroostook High School in Mars Hill, found out about actress Kristen Bell’s Instagram campaign for teachers across the country, she never expected to become the recipient of hundreds of items for her classroom thanks to many generous individuals.

The conflict is known today as the “the bloodless Aroostook War,” but that period ultimately led to the formation of the U.S.-Canadian border as we know it today.

The Presque Isle Historical Society’s 8th annual Haunted Lantern Tour marked the first of two walking tours on Friday night.

A small group of students from Wintergreen Arts Center got an opportunity to connect with older community members when they created a piece of artwork for the Sargent Family Community Center’s senior room.

The Aroostook County Action Program recently hosted its first ever “Let’s Talk, Aroostook” event Saturday in hopes of encouraging both teens and parents to have healthy, educated conversations about issues that are not always easy to discuss.

Crews from Emera Maine have successfully restored power to most of the nearly 60,000 people across the state who lost power Monday night into Tuesday morning due to high winds and big gusts, according to utility company outage maps.

Dustin Mancos, owner of Winnie’s Restaurant in Presque Isle and a resident of Caribou, had the experience of a lifetime last month when he auditioned for one of the most famous music competition shows in the country.

The Fort Fairfield Public Library is ready to begin phase two of its NASA at My Library programming with a new telescope designed to give both children and adults hands-on experiences observing the night sky.