At a May 9 stated meeting, members of Alna-Anchor Masonic Lodge No. 43 recognized two youth volunteers for their service to the community. Central Lincoln County Program and Community Outreach Coordinator Karen-Ann Hagar joined the families of Schuyler Farrell and Nolen Michael to recognize them for their volunteer work in the local communities.

Farm and Table, the first issue of Lincoln County Magazine in 2018, will make its debut May 24.

The Lincoln County News will host a forum with the candidates for the Democratic nomination in Maine House District 88.

In partnership with Mothers’ Milk Bank Northeast, LincolnHealth – Miles Maternity opened the third human milk depot in Maine on Tuesday, May 8.

Farm and Table, the first issue of Lincoln County Magazine for 2018, will hit newsstands with the May 24 edition of The Lincoln County News.

This is the story of John Reilly, Bristol’s last World War II veteran. Howard Cushing, who is still alive, was drafted, but according to his grandson, Mike, did not make it through basic training.

Every year since 2003, the volunteer docents and Friends of Pemaquid Point Lighthouse open Pemaquid Point Lighthouse tower to the public. One can climb the 30 steps of the spiral staircase and continue up the ladder to enter the lamp room for expansive views of Monhegan Island and the rocky coast. One can enjoy this opportunity to learn about the lighthouse’s rich history and if one is over 4 feet tall, one can climb to the lamp room at the top. The tower is open seven days a week from Mother’s Day through mid-October, weather permitting.

Beautiful Malawi, in southeast Africa, is the world’s second poorest country, according to a 2017 24/7 Wall St. report. Even though it is a democratic nation, its school system is much different from the American school system and there is no free public education after eighth grade.