3 years ago
Second Literacy Tea a success
The second Literacy Tea event, hosted by Neighborhood Books and sponsored by Presque Isle Rotary Club, was held on Sept. 17 at the Aroostook Shrine Club in Presque Isle and was a sold-out event.
Events
3 years ago
Second annual Oktoberfest draws locals from around Aroostook County
On a crisp and cloudy fall afternoon people from The County gathered at the Legacy Ranch and Event Center to partake in trying seasonal beer from a couple of local breweries.
3 years ago
Bridge to Hope walk smashes fund-raising record
The community of Houlton is well-known for being supportive of those undergoing cancer treatments.
3 years ago
Aroostook County’s largest craft fair a haven for local artists and creatives
One of Caribou’s longest-running events has become the “go-to” place for The County’s best artists and craft-based entrepreneurs to showcase their talents and attract local customers.
3 years ago
Houlton senior class raising funds for veterans’ wreaths
This November, the senior class of Houlton Middle-High School will join forces with Wreaths Across America to decorate the graves of local fallen soldiers.
3 years ago
Hope and Justice Project raises awareness for domestic violence
The Hope and Justice Project remains committed to one day bringing an end to domestic violence in Aroostook County.
3 years ago
Helping local families fight cancer remains focus of Bridge to Hope
For nearly two decades, a local non-profit group in southern Aroostook County has done its part to aid families whose loved ones are battling cancer.
3 years ago
Aroostook County’s largest arts and crafts fair returning to Caribou
After a smaller scale return in 2021, Caribou’s famous arts and crafts fair will be back in full force next weekend.
3 years ago
Presque Isle police marks Coffee with a Cop Day
Unforeseen circumstances didn’t deter Presque Isle Police Chief Laurie Kelly from sharing coffee with residents Tuesday morning.
3 years ago
Houlton Regional Hospital to hold walk for SIDS awareness
The Houlton Regional Hospital will host a community walk at 3 p.m. on Saturday in Riverfront Park to raise awareness for Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.
