Lincoln Academy is celebrating its 225th anniversary this year, making it one of the oldest secondary schools in Maine.

The town of Nobleboro is being sued by Blue Sky Towers III LLC following the denial of a dimensional variance for the installation of a tower by the appeals board.

The Round Pond community turned out in force for Steve Brackett on Saturday, Feb. 21, crowding into the former Odd Fellows Hall in the heart of the village for a luncheon fundraiser that raised more than $5,000 for the local businessman.

Waldoboro firefighters ended the workweek on a busy note Friday, Feb. 20, responding to two separate structure fires in less than five hours.

The Friends of the Wiscasset Public Library turns 60 this year, with plenty of festivities in the works.

During the month of March, residents in the six towns that make up Central Lincoln County Ambulance Service will consider whether to approve an amended interlocal agreement that could result in cost savings for the agency and help employees qualify for retirement funds.

Friends and family crowded into the Wiscasset Community Center on Saturday, Feb. 14 to celebrate the life of Robert “Bob” Sommers Jr.

Opening statements and testimony began Tuesday, Feb. 17 in a second trial for the death of 3-year-old Makinzlee Handrahan, of Edgecomb.

“Did you see the fish?” onlookers murmured excitedly along the edge of newly cut pond ice. As one chunk of ice was being pushed into the narrow canal leading to the building it would be stored in until summer, it was discovered that a poor fish had been caught as its home froze this winter – thrilling the children using antique tools to move the ice along.

Following an extended illness, former state Rep. Jeff Evangelos, I-Friendship, died on Wednesday, Feb. 11.

The Newcastle Select Board has scheduled a special town meeting to correct a clerical error involving interest on two previously approved bonds for Monday, Feb. 23.

The food was excellent and the conversation was cordial during the fourth annual Democratic-Republican-Unenrolled Soup and Chili Lunch held at the First Baptist Church of Nobleboro on Saturday, Feb. 7.