By Emily Patrick 32 years ago, a 19-year-old kid from Connecticut landed his small airplane at Greenville Municipal Airport in the North Maine Woods. It was just after ice-out.
August 21, 2024 Edition By Emily Patrick Approaching five decades ago, in 1976, Maine saw its last log drive. As they made their way from Moosehead Lake down the
September 4, 2024 Edition By Jakob McKenney It’s hard to remember a time before the International Seaplane Fly-In. The world was different back then. The town of Greenville was
By Emily Patrick Shayli Cirulli, daughter of Tony and Shana Cirulli of Greenville and Senior at Foxcroft Academy, is taking the phrase “shooting for the stars” quite literally. No,
By Emily Patrick While many visitors to the Moosehead Lake Region will soon be looking up for the 50th International Seaplane Fly-In, many visitors to our region come to
YES Project Update from Moosehead Caring for Kids Foundation Moosehead Caring for Kids Foundation had a very successful fundraising year! We closed with a sold-out community concert August 30th at
Greenville Selectmen Vote 4-0 for 2025 Mil-Rate Increase- by Emily Patrick On Friday, September 13th at noon, the Town of Greenville held a special Select Board Meeting to vote on
GREENVILLE – On August 28, 2024, Maxine Teresa Graham, 83, joined her daughters, M Janine Bolen and M Janette Lavigne, in heaven. Maxine was proud, tough, loving, and always told
By Emily Patrick Rodney P. Bailey was born in 1938 in New Sharon, Maine. He joined the Service straight out of high school in 1955. By 1959, he was
By Jakob H. McKenney Greenville’s very-own International Seaplane Fly-In, the world’s largest gathering of the type outside of Alaska, is swiftly approaching its big 50th Anniversary Celebration. If you