A coalition of organizations that honor and remember the nation’s fallen heroes have announced a collaborative effort to raise awareness and encourage more participants to take advantage of numerous running, walking and rucking events offered in 2019.
Farmers, researchers and state officials got together during a March 1 conference in Presque Isle to discuss the potential benefits and challenges of growing industrial hemp for grain and fiber crops.
Disciplinary literacy will be the topic of the annual “S-T-R-E-T-C-H your Teaching” Workshop for all educators, slated at the Hutchinson Center in Belfast on Saturday, March 16.
Children from Caribou, Presque Isle, Ashland, Limestone, Washburn, and Fort Fairfield skated the day away on Feb. 22 as part of Caribou’s mini winter Carnival week.
The Nylander was overflowing with over 100 guests for the Feb. 22 Chewonki event, which focused on the importance of wild predators.
The Aroostook County Chapter of Gun Owners of Maine held their first meeting Saturday, Feb. 23, at the historic Rice Building in Market Square, downtown Houlton.
While Valentine’s Day has come and gone, hearts should still be on people’s minds. Providers from Northern Light AR Gould Hospital suggested ways people can improve or maintain heart health.
The Edmundston Jazz and Blues Festival organizing committee unveiled some major changes on Feb. 7 for the 25th edition.
For many people in all regions of Aroostook County, having enough food to get through each month is not always as simple as buying whatever they need at the grocery store.
With the temporary loss of Teague Park due to the construction for a new PreK-8 school, officials with the city and Caribou Recreation Department will host a series of smaller scale Winter Carnival events this week, and plan to host a similar week of mini Winter Carnival events from March 16 to 23.
