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Mall In Presque Isle Could Lose Payless ShoeSource Due To Bankruptcy
Another closure in Presque Isle isn't a good thing, but it seems like we're seeing more of that around here. Now, Payless ShoeSource may close its doors soon.
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“Pay As You Throw” Program Ending But Recycling Continues
The Pay as You Throw program will officially end Friday, March 31st. However, recycling, which is so important for our environment, will continue. There are three options for residents in the greater Presque Isle area to recycle.
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The Pizza Box in Presque Isle Has a New Owner & New Location [PHOTOS]
The Pizza Box in Presque Isle has a new owner and is moving locations in town. Matt Theriault and family are the new proprietors and are relocating to 19 Davis Street (where Mrs. Mike’s Donuts used to be).
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Bidding Has Begun in Townsquare Media’s Spring Online Auction
March 22, 2017 The spring 2017 ‘Seize the Deal’ Auction is now underway and you can bid on over 20 thousand dollars’ worth of merchandise and gift certificates from local retailers.
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Take a Peek Inside This Gorgeous Presque Isle House [GALLERY]
Take a look inside this gorgeous home at 54 3rd Street in Presque Isle. Its listed at $250,000.
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This Drive on Route 1 Near Presque Isle is Scary As Hell [VIDEO]
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Avoid Pot Holes In The County
Tire damage isn’t the only thing that can happen to your vehicle when you hit a pothole, but a slew of other damages can occur in the County as well. Especially Presque Isle!
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Presque Isle Police Nab Suspects in Buck’s Market Burglary
March 20, 2017 The Presque Isle Police Department says one adult and two juveniles face charges in connection with a burglary and theft last month at Buck’s Market on the Mapleton Road.
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Flights From Northern Maine Regional Airport In Presque Isle Due To Budget Cuts
Any time there are hints or threats to cuts in the national budget means the amenities that are dear to us may be downsized or, in some cases, come to an end.
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5 Signs That You’re A Native Mainer
When someone travels to Maine from away, sites may seem a little weird to them. But for those who are native to the Pine Tree State, they are signs of home.
