15 hours ago
Presque Isle woman sues Northern Light for negligence in husband’s death
A Presque Isle man died following surgery because medical personnel didn’t act quickly enough, the suit alleges.
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16 hours ago
Crews battle early morning house fire in Presque Isle
Amid snow flurries early Wednesday morning, first responders battled a fire at a two-story house.
17 hours ago
The County Crossword for February 11, 2026
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.
1 day ago
Washburn undertakes its most ambitious veterans project yet
The addition would be the latest in a string of permanent memorials at the park, and the first solely to honor Vietnam veterans.
2 days ago
Presque Isle district recommends closing 66-year-old elementary school
The Presque Isle-based MSAD 1 intends to close the nearly 70-year-old Zippel Elementary School and consolidate students into the district’s other facilities.
5 days ago
Presque Isle is going on offense to spark growth
It’s the municipal equivalent of hanging a neon “open for business” sign, and one of several ways Presque Isle is going on the offensive to redefine itself.
6 days ago
NMCC receives nearly $2M in federal funding for electrical and nursing training programs
Northern Maine Community College has received nearly $2 million in federal funding to expand and modernize workforce training programs in industrial electrical technology and nursing as part of the federal budget package signed by President Donald Trump.
6 days ago
Fort Fairfield Public Library to receive $10,000 Carnegie gift
The award is part of Carnegie Libraries 250, a special initiative celebrating the upcoming 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
7 days ago
Presque Isle will consider a moratorium on new marijuana businesses
If enacted, the moratorium would mark a substantial shift in policy.
1 week ago
Aroostook residents choose community involvement amid ICE surge
Many northern Mainers have gone beyond attending protests to become more supportive of and involved in their communities.
