DOVER-FOXCROFT — The Maine Highlands Council for the Arts is thrilled to present Maine fiddler Owen Kennedy and multi-instrumentalist Ethan Tischler on Saturday, April 27 at 6 p.

High school seniors pursuing degrees in engineering may be eligible for the K.

Photo courtesy of Dexter Regional High School STUDENTS OF THE MONTH — Dexter Regional High School is pleased to announce the March Students of the Month as selected by the faculty and staff for being exemplary students.

DOVER-FOXCROFT — Private ponds that are stocked with trout provide multiple benefits for landowners and their families.

DEXTER — The American Legion 14th District — Piscataquis County — will hold its regular meeting and election of officers on Saturday, April 20 in Dexter.

If there was a way to improve your chances of staying safe on the road, would you use it? It appears most of us do not.

GUILFORD — Piscataquis Community High School has announced the honor parts for the Class of 2024.

Adult learners returning to school may be eligible for scholarships from the Maine Community Foundation.

DOVER-FOXCROFT – The Who tribute band Magic Bus is slated for a one-night-only performance at 7 p.

DOVER-FOXCROFT — RSU 68 officials are continuing work on developing the budget for the 2024-25 academic year.

By Leela Stockley, Bangor Daily News Staff April 8’s celestial event is one that will linger in most people’s minds for a while to come.

DOVER-FOXCROFT — At 9 a.

Recurring Events Mondays DEXTER: The Abbott Museum is open 10 a.

GUILFORD — The SAD 4 School Board, via a vote of 12-4, approved a proposed $9,271,138 budget for the 2024-25 academic year during a meeting on Tuesday, April 9 at Piscataquis Community Elementary School.

By Ethan Andrews, Bangor Daily News Staff Traffic on Maine’s highways was way above average around the solar eclipse but the total number of visitors to Maine may have been fewer than expected.

DOVER-FOXCROFT — April 2 was the date of the most recent meeting of the GFWC Miosac Club.

The total solar eclipse that passed through western and northern Maine on Monday was something for the ages: a celestial event that may only come once or twice in someone’s life.

Matthew Polstein estimated Monday that the solar eclipse, which drew a rush of visitors to the Katahdin region and other communities along the path of totality, brought more than $150,000 to his business.