Lights of Life holiday tradition supports cancer care, celebrates those affected by cancer
Northern Light AR Gould Hospital has kicked off its 2025 Lights of Life campaign.
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The County Crossword for November 19, 2025
You can complete this crossword puzzle online. Just click on the box you want to fill in and begin typing the word you think is the answer to the clue.
Guardianships
When James Roosevelt, father of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, died in 1900, his will contained something unique.
Life with Ollie, Part 7
It has been a while since I have written about my Ollie boy. I have been slacking in that department. Ollie is now 2 1/2, and he has turned into a very good boy.
Martial arts students win trophies
Twenty-one students and instructors from four regional branch schools of Graves Institute of Self Defense traveled to Bucksport recently to compete in the semiannual Tracy’s karate and jiu jitsu tournament.
Hospice program launches meal effort
Northern Light Home Care and Hospice is asking for your support to help patients who are experiencing food insecurity this season.
Graduates complete NMCC logging program
Northern Maine Community College in Presque Isle, in partnership with the Professional Logging Contractors of the Northeast, celebrated the graduation of the Class of 2025 from the mechanized logging operations and forest trucking program on Thursday afternoon.
Local CrossFit celebrates veterans and anniversary on same day
Members of Aroostook Iron CrossFit celebrated one year in business on Veterans Day with a special workout honoring those who served.
The County’s Fall Festival to End Hunger raises nearly $50,000
PRESQUE ISLE, Maine – The County Federal Credit Union recently held the annual Fall Festival to End Hunger at Big Rock Mountain in Mars Hill and raised just shy of $50,000 for local food pantries. “The community has enthusiastically embraced our Fall Festival to End Hunger each year since its inception,” said Dan Bagley, EVP. […]
County man who supplied drugs to overdose victims gets 20 years
A man accused of providing the drugs that killed two Fort Fairfield residents will serve five years of a 20-year prison sentence.