On Sunday, June 30 residents of the St. John Valley will gather to celebrate Maine Acadian Day, in honor of the first families who began the settlement in 1785 of what then was known as the Madawaska Territory.
FORT KENT, Maine — The Fort Kent Ladies of St. Anne are pleased to announce the successful recipients of their two $500 scholarships for the academic year 2024. These scholarships are in support of the children and grandchildren of its membership. Scholarship recipients are also selected based on their academic achievements, community service and other […]
The Fort Kent Ladies of St. Anne held their annual Mother of the Year celebration on May 21, honoring Christy Plourde. Plourde who has eight children, 17 grandchildren, 17 great-grandchildren and two more on the way. It was fitting to recognize an individual like Plourde, who embodies commitment and service, said Ladies of St. Anne […]
On Wednesday mornings at 9 a.m. a group of men are busy filling backpacks with food. They are the Backpack for Kids (B4K) volunteers.
Congregants at the Houlton United Methodist Church cook and deliver a home-cooked gourmet meal every third Friday of the month to local seniors.
The Holy Rosary Blanket Ministry recently received a generous donation of $200 from Aroostook Savings and Loan.
The Fort Kent Ladies of St. Anne joined together recently to raise funds to aid in fulfilling their mission of helping families, their community and their church.
It is too early to determine if there was any hateful intent behind a church vandalism incident that occurred on Oct. 2, according to Aroostook County District Attorney Todd Collins.
The fall series of Theology of the County will begin on Tuesday, Oct. 17 at the Knights of Columbus Hall on Chapman Street in Presque Isle.
Jehovah’s Witnesses are distributing a special edition of “The Watchtower” magazine with the theme “What Is God’s Kingdom?”
