The Lincoln County News collected 22 first, second, and third place awards in the 2025 Maine Press Association Better Newspaper Contest.
Medomak Grads Lash and Williamson Named Athletes of the Year
Medomak Valley High School 2025 graduates Gabe Lash and Kytana Williamson were named the Midcoast Sports Hall of Fame Athletes of the Year during its annual induction ceremony on Saturday, Oct. 18 at the Rockland Elks Lodge.
New Edgecomb Storefront A Homecoming For Seawicks Candles
Seawicks Candle Co. is returning to its roots with a new brick-and-mortar location in Edgecomb.
‘Embracing the Pink:’ Nobleboro Woman’s Breast Cancer Journey Inspires Local Support
The Damariscotta-based “Fight Like A Girl” team topped the fundraising leader board for the American Cancer Society’s annual breast cancer walk in Portland on Sunday, Oct 19.
Characters of the County: Leah Puckey Knows What She Wants
Leah Puckey spent a good deal of the first half of her life knowing exactly where she was supposed to be and what she was supposed to be doing. After realizing a change of plans in 2007, she has spent much of the last two decades figuring out what comes next.
County Commissioner Recognized for ‘Dedication to the People of Maine’
Lincoln County Commissioner William “Bill” Blodgett was recognized for his dedication to public service at the commissioners’ meeting on Oct. 7.
Coastal Kids Hosts PBS Kids Character for Sensory-Friendly Event
Coastal Kids Preschool, at 12 Jackie’s Trail in Damariscotta, hosted a sensory-friendly event featuring PBS Kids’ first character with autism, Carl the Collector, on Monday, Oct. 13 during Damariscotta Pumpkinfest.
Medicini Owner, Head Chef Bring Pieces of Home to Newcastle
Since opening its door two months ago, an Italian restaurant has been serving up a range of fare from 52 Main St. in Newcastle.
Pumpkinfest ‘A Success By All Measures,’ Executive Director Says
The 18th annual Pumpkinfest & Regatta brought a weekend filled with pumpkin-centric festivities new and old.
Maine Game Wardens Find Missing 91-Year-Old Edgecomb Man
Assisted by Maine Warden Service K-9 Officer Storm, Maine Game Wardens safely recovered a 91-year-old Edgecomb man in the woods near his home just as temperatures dipped below freezing Thursday, Oct. 9.
Newcastle Authorizes $1.45 Million for Lynch Road Bridge
Newcastle residents voted to allow a transfer of $1.45 million for the Lynch Road bridge project with minimal discussion at a Tuesday, Oct. 14 special town meeting.
Characters of the County: It’s Not Just a Job for Kevin Burnham
It’s been said when people in the Boothbay region need to call the Boothbay Register for some reason, they don’t say “I am going to call the newspaper.” They say, “I’m going to call Kevin.”
Bristol and South Bristol Advance Education Service Center Application
The Bristol and South Bristol school committees unanimously voted to continue supporting the effort to form an education service center and to submit the second part of their application to the Maine Department of Education at their meetings on Thursday, Oct. 2 and Tuesday, Oct. 7, respectively.
Westport, Wiscasset Residents Share Dissent on Possible Data Center
In a continuation of debate on a potential data center, the Wiscasset Select Board heard several public comments related to the possible development at their Tuesday, Oct. 7 meeting.
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