New cultural exhibit tells artistic story of the Wabanaki Nations
The exhibit welcomes visitors to the Wabanaki Territory and invites a deeper understanding of the cultures of Wabanaki Nations.
The exhibit welcomes visitors to the Wabanaki Territory and invites a deeper understanding of the cultures of Wabanaki Nations.
Since recreational cannabis sales became legal in Maine five years ago, marijuana has boomed into a nearly half-billion-dollar industry. But recently, as more storefronts occupy downtowns and rural byways, some municipalities have considered taking steps to rein in the ballooning marketplace. Presque Isle, which boasts the most visible cannabis presence in northern Maine, adopted a […]
In the midst of celebrations for the Warriors’ first-ever state basketball victory, the high school ski team also made history.
“These young men carried the pride of our community with them and showed what determination, teamwork and heart can achieve.”
Harmony Hoyt, a sixth-grade student at Madawaska Middle/High School, took home the top prize at the Aroostook County Spelling Bee held Feb. 12 at the University of Maine at Fort Kent.
Fort Kent Community High School is proud to announce that Katherine A. Michaud, daughter of Keith and Patricia Michaud of Fort Kent and a member of the Class of 2026, has been selected as the school’s 2026 Principal’s Award recipient.
The Fort Kent Senior Center is excited to announce it is now accepting vendor applications for its upcoming Arts & Crafts Fair – Handcrafted in the Valley, scheduled for Saturday, April 25.
Don’t forget to set your clocks ahead one hour before heading to bed Saturday night since we “spring forward” early Sunday morning.
The student was charged with making a false report and terrorizing.
Race officials began calculating final results once musher Mark Roberts arrived at 7:18 a.m. Tuesday.