5 days ago

Reopening of City Hall still uncertain as first floor renovations near completion

After many delays, Presque Isle City Hall might be close to reopening to the public, though the exact date has yet to be determined.

6 days ago

UMPI agriculture students benefit from knowledge of local farming business experts

Students in UMPI's agricultural science and agribusiness program are learning from real-life experts just how much modern technology will impact their bottom lines as farmers.

1 week ago

Hope and Justice Project plans awareness events throughout October

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and the Hope and Justice Project is doing its part to ensure that resources are available to survivors and community members wishing to help them.

2 weeks ago

Breast cancer survivors grateful for second chances

Don’t wait to seek breast cancer screening and treatment -- that is a message two local women urge people to hear.

2 weeks ago

Community comes together to help Mars Hill man displaced by fire

When Mitch Ross, pastor of United Baptist Church in Mars Hill, learned that the home of his friend Neil Donelly was on fire, he immediately went to the scene to offer help.

2 weeks ago

New Hampshire man avoids injury after crashing tractor trailer at Easton trailer park

A New Hampshire man escaped injury after crashing his tractor trailer truck on a trailer park in Easton Tuesday, Oct. 5, according to the Aroostook County Sheriff's Office.

2 weeks ago

Agency program aims to connect senior citizens, community through art

A well-known local father and daughter shared their artwork with the community and helped launch a new gallery that aims to connect senior citizens and younger generations through art.

2 weeks ago

PI Council receives updates on City Hall construction, hospital COVID-19 situation

Ongoing renovations at City Hall and a local hospital's ordeal with the COVID-19 pandemic were a few of many topics that the Presque Isle City Council discussed during its regular meeting Wednesday.

3 weeks ago

Chamber of Commerce to launch first ever Oktoberfest event

The Central Aroostook Chamber of Commerce is looking to start a new tradition with its inaugural The County's Oktoberfest, slated for Saturday, Oct. 16.

3 weeks ago

SAD 20, community want to solve child care scarcity by building their own center

The results of a recent family survey are fueling efforts by SAD 20 and the Fort Fairfield community to establish a universal child care center within the district.