FORT KENT, Maine — The Acadian Archives/Archives acadiennes located at the University of Maine at Fort Kent will launch its annual Acadian History Lecture Series on Feb. 12, featuring five weeks of expert-led presentations exploring 400 years of heritage. The series will take place every Thursday at 6 p.m. and will be entirely available through […]
FORT KENT, Maine — The Fort Kent Ladies of St. Anne continued their tradition of community generosity during their recent Christmas Party, where members passed around a basket to collect donations for the Forest Hill Manor activity department. The contribution was made in honor of the Ladies of St. Anne members who currently reside at […]
December is a reflective time for those of us who volunteer at the Central Aroostook Humane Society.
Are you looking for a companion who will fill your home with warmth and affection? Look no further than Romeo, PAWS of Fort Kent’s charming 11-year-old.
Melanie Tompkins, director of the Aroostook County Childcare Resource Center, talked about the center’s work at the Mapleton Lions Club’s last meeting of 2025.
There are some moments in animal rescue that make you cry, some that make you angry — and some that make you believe in miracles.
Northern Light Home Care and Hospice will offer free six-week grief support groups in Van Buren and Presque Isle next month.
PAWS of Fort Kent presents Chip, a stunning 2-year-old gray tiger with gorgeous green eyes. This handsome guy is a sweetheart.
Winter is upon us once more. Mother Nature will soon transform our city streets and roadways into white paths that are slippery and dangerous. We will see wind, snow, ice, sleet, freezing rain and bitter cold temperatures.
We have had a pretty cold December, except for one totally unnecessary day of 50+ degrees with lashing rain and 50 mph winds (Really?) — and then, of course, a total freeze-up of everything.
