With the 4th Annual Walk for Hospice just over a month away, the Aroostook Hospice Foundation recognized Greenlaw Electric LLC as the returning event sponsor with a $5,000 contribution in support of this year’s walk.
The Peace Park Committee announced the dedication of the newly completed Peace Park Pavilion in honor of Tom Powers, a cherished community member and tireless advocate for the revitalization of Presque Isle, including the Peace Park project.
Pines Health Services has once again earned recognition as one of the Best Places to Work in Maine, marking the fifth time, and the third year in row, the organization has received this prestigious distinction.
Cary Medical Center has once again been recognized as one of the Best Places to Work in Maine, marking the sixth consecutive year the organization has earned this prestigious distinction.
Some cats are beautiful. Some are affectionate. Every once in a while, you meet one who’s both. PAWS of Fort Kent presents Katissa, a 2-year-old long haired tortie.
Every sailor’s story of naval service is unique. For Command Master Chief Conrad Hunt, his story has ties to Washburn, where he learned skills and values that are foundational to success in the Navy.
It’s been almost 20 years since they were originally installed, but the green historic markers that comprise Presque Isle Historical Society’s self-guided walking tour of the historic downtown are back and even better than before.
FORT KENT, Maine – The Fort Kent Community High School Class of 1961 celebrated its 65th reunion July 31 by surpassing an ambitious fundraising goal to endow a University of Maine at Fort Kent scholarship honoring their late classmate, Dr. Nelson Madore. The class raised $7,093 through its Legacy65 campaign, exceeding its $5,000 goal by […]
Looking for a girl with a sweet personality, an even bigger heart, and just a little extra to love? Meet Ivy, a beautiful 6-year-old black cat who is ready to find her forever home.
Northern Maine Community Trails announced a $25,000 gift from the Logan P. Graves Foundation, a major boost toward securing more than 750 acres of forest, hills and trails in Presque Isle as a permanent playground for Aroostook County’s kids and families.
