Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Jeffrey Rogers was taken by surprise the morning of Tuesday, Feb. 18, when he was honored as the department’s 2024 Deputy of the Year.

On Monday, Feb. 10, former Nobleboro resident and World War II veteran Roland Bragg became a nationally recognized name.

Kacey Montana, a member of the Medomak Valley High School class of 2012, is hoping for a packed house at the Strand Theatre on Sunday, Feb. 16, where she is planning a local screening of her first feature-length film.

The Somerville Select Board appointed John Bergen as an alternate on the town’s planning board Wednesday, Feb. 5, reinstating the former chair 10 months after he resigned during a pre-termination hearing.

Though the darkest days of Maine winter may seem bleak and gray, those who know where to look find the world still teeming with colorful, feathered animal life.

Frequent patrons of Good Things Thrift and Craft Shop in Waldoboro may have noticed on Fridays that the store’s staffers are a little younger than usual.

Alna residents discussed concerns about potential geologic disturbance and the importance of regulating explosive use in town during a public hearing over a proposed blasting ordinance on Thursday, Jan. 23.

According to local heating assistance providers, more Lincoln County residents than ever are struggling to stay warm this winter. As frigid temperatures are set to continue, and with an application “backlog” slowing distribution of federal heating assistance dollars, local agencies are scrambling to fill the gap.

In Waldoboro, an array of vibrant aquatic ecosystems thrives year-round, cultivated, designed, and cared for by Medomak Valley High School sophomore Owen Heald.

Somerville residents elected Kathryn Jennings to fill the third select board seat during a special election on Tuesday, Jan. 7.

Newly elected Commissioners David Levesque and Evan Goodkowsky joined William Blodgett in Wiscasset for the first Lincoln County Board of Commissioners meeting of 2025 on Tuesday, Jan. 7.