The Limestone Community School gymnasium was transformed into a medieval marketplace during the recent Renaissance Faire, which featured a plethora of products ranging from handmade goods, food, and more mystical offerings such as Reiki, unique artwork and healing stones.
Despite cool and damp weather, allies in Aroostook County’s recovery movement came together for the fourth annual celebration of addiction recovery.
John Sessions, chairman of the Historic Flight Foundation, was thrilled to see the more than 1,000 Mainers who came to experience the D-Day Squadron of World War II-era planes stopping over in Presque Isle on their way to Europe.
Free food, clothing and games for the young, and young at heart, were up for grabs Saturday at the Houlton Wesleyan Church on Kelleran Street as part of the annual Adopt-a-Block of Aroostook’s Mini Carnival.
Five members of The Greatest Generation were honored recently at the Maine Veterans Home in Caribou for their service during World War II.
For the first time in 16 years, the Shiretown will host a pageant for young ladies in the greater Houlton area and beyond.
Nine students from the Maine School of Science and Mathematics attended the 2019 VEX Worlds Robotics competition in Louisville, Kentucky, April 23-28.
Joined by family and friends, eight already-baptized Catholic teenagers and adults from Aroostook County received the sacrament of confirmation, and in some cases First Communion, during a Mass celebrated by Bishop Robert P. Deeley on Friday, May 3, at the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church in Presque Isle.
Presque Isle will feature a fine feathered frenzy this summer when the University of Maine at Presque Isle and Wintergreen Arts Center present the Wild PI Goose Chase, bringing together the fun of a scavenger hunt with the thrill of “The Amazing Race.”
Caribou High School Jobs for Maine’s Graduates (JMG) students are still reeling from excitement over their experience at this year’s JMG state competition.
