Community Spotlight

According to Locke, today doesn't have to be people giving something big to someone, but County residents can do things for others as well.

"We are definitely aging just like the rest of America is aging at this point in time, but aging is a good thing and we want to stay aging for as long as possible."

A challenge for any civic community leader is how to bring businesses to their part of the region in order to achieve an impact big enough to grow their economy.

As the snow continues to fall in the County, that means that snowmobile trails are getting closer to the ready mark for us to hit them. What's the safest way to do it?

Hockey seems to be one of the main staples in Grand Falls New Brunswick and now with their new hockey team, life will certainly be more fun and exciting.

Winter is in full swing and that means people are heating their homes, baking, and putting up the Christmas Tree. Let's all try to get through winter safely.

Pinsent said that he would like to increase visibility and long-term vision in order to attract tourists to the quaint, little town of Woodstock, which is settled in among two rivers.

If you think the weather outside is frightful, just imagine, if only for a moment, about friends and neighbors in our community who spend their days and nights outside in the cold. According to Steve Eyler, Executive Director of Homeless Services of Aroostook, Believe it or not, homelessness in Aroostook County is beyond just another problem...

A home energy assistance benefit goes directly to the fuel company and set on the family's account as a credit which can be used as needed.

The giving season is upon us which is a perfect time for the community to get together and gather food, clothes, and toys to help those in the County who are in need. Our Community Spotlight this week shines a beam on The High-Five Turkey Drive, which takes place in three locations in the County and powered by United Way of Aroostook...