By Emily Patrick    Moosehead Enterprises, Greenville’s longstanding cable television provider, recently informed customers they would be suspending cable television services in the near future. Because the company has been

By Emily Patrick    Though wild ice skating has been around for thousands of years, with the first known pair of ice skates fashioned from animal bones dating back to

Moosehead Lakeshore Journal 2-6-25 Edition By Shelagh Talbot    Mary Ann Kirby and Phillip Hilderbrand were a couple of teens when they first met in Germany. Their fathers were in

By Shelagh Talbot    Woodrouffe Lambert Bartley, known by most as simply Tony, is a true Greenville kid. His family has resided there for multiple generations. They were an ambitious

Moosehead Lakeshore Journal October 3, 2024 Edition By Jakob McKenney    Over the years, there have been a few memorable images that have synonymized the unique combination of vibrant natural

From our December 13, 2023 Edition   By Emily Patrick If you’re looking for a feel-good story this holiday season, we’ve got you covered. After all, what could be more of

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.

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    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