Community Spotlight

One of the tours will take the public on the trolley to the place where Jim Cullen lived. Cullen was the only man to be lynched in New England.

"Our main purpose is to make sure those veterans receive the benefits that they've earned, and also we support the families of those veterans."

One way Mr. Hall showed his love for kids was when he would fix youngsters musical instruments, he wrote, "One chocolate chip cookie" as the charge the slip.

With over 30 years of law enforcement experience and an Army veteran to boot, Presque Isle residents can be confident that the newly appointed police chief can get the job done.
Community Spotlight caught up with newly appointed Presque Isle Police Chief Laurie Kelly, to find out what her plans are t…

Besides some of the big events that might attract tourists, Shea magnified hobbies that people like to partake in such as skiing, snowmobile riding, and ice fishing.

The event hosts the three biggest races east of the Mississippi, drawing in a crowd of about 8,000 people on Main Street where the race begins.

What would we do without the American Red Cross? There are so many ways they help those in our community and they could use our help in order to help those in need.
Community Spotlight caught up with Mary Green, Community Manager for the American Red Cross of Aroostook County to find out how importan…

Her goal is to work very closely with all of the municipalities in central Aroostook County in order to see her vision for their revitalization come to fruition.

Community Spotlight shines on New Ventures Maine, an organization that helps train small businesses in the County on what they need to know in order to succeed.

There's a new sheriff in the County and his name is Shawn Gillen. Sheriff Gillen was elected last year as Aroostook County's head lawman.