Fort Kent Recreation Department expands to add mini golf and a dog park
A dog park and mini golf are the latest activities Fort Kent Recreation Department offers residents.
A dog park and mini golf are the latest activities Fort Kent Recreation Department offers residents.
A Houlton man is on the run after allegedly leading law enforcement on a high-speed chase through Caribou.
CARIBOU, Maine – It may be hard for those passing by to imagine, but within the next decade, the site of vacant power plants near the Aroostook River could become Caribou’s next recreational destination. But first, environmental experts will need to dispose of dangerous substances that threaten the river’s quality of life. This spring, Caribou […]
ST. AGATHA — Twenty students at Wisdom Middle/High School recently graduated during a ceremony which featured speeches from four students, Principal Cheryl Hallowell, School Counselor and Guidance Director Tammy Lothrop, St. John Valley Technology Center Director Kevin Lavoie and Superintendent Benjamin Siriois.
PRESQUE ISLE, Maine — Neighborhood Books is participating in the Finding Waldo Local event, which is in its 11th year.
WOODLAND, Maine – Woodland residents will get to vote on their town’s annual budget at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 25, in the Woodland town garage.
MONTICELLO, Maine — Traffic on Route 1 in Monticello has been slowed to one lane so Maine Department of Transportation crews can complete a complicated $600,000 painting job on the Meduxnekeag Bridge over the North Branch Meduxnekeag River, just north of School Street.
The University of Maine has brought culinary art instructors from their career tech high schools around the state to see what is happening in agriculture in Aroostook County.
FORT KENT, Maine — Fort Kent native and former NASCAR racer Austin Theriault is gearing up to return to the race track in late August. Theriault, through a partnership with the Travis Mills Foundation and Bar Harbor Bank & Trust, will race in the 50th annual Oxford 250 at Oxford Plains Speedway Aug. 27
PRESQUE ISLE, Maine — Aroostook County Action Program will use $4.4 million in federal funding to boost hiring and staff retention in its early childhood education in The County.