Observer photo/Mike Lange Greenville High School students Kiana Goodwin (left) and Brianna Cobb sold more than 200 raffle tickets on a quilt made by Kiana’s mother, Marilyn, to benefit the Class of 2017 during last weekend’s International Seaplane Fly-In.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer     GREENVILLE — The Greenville Board of Selectmen had good news for property owners at last week’s meeting.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer     GREENVILLE — More than 40 people packed Greenville’s municipal meeting room on Sept.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer     GREENVILLE — When it comes to making a decision about flying, pilots know that weather is the most important factor.

Staff Report     GREENVILLE — The Greenville Board of Selectmen has been asked to extend the current ATV access route network to include passage through the downtown intersection and also access to Indian Hill via Route 15.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer     GREENVILLE — Beth Lorigan has submitted her resignation as superintendent of School Union 60, but will stay on in a limited role until February “in order to provide transitional assistance to Union 60 on an as-needed basis,” according to Ann Marie Murray, chair of the Greenville School Committee.

Contributed Article     GREENVILLE — A local “5K Color Dash” will take place on Sunday, Aug.

By Walter BoomsmaSpecial to the Observer     GREENVILLE — One of the reasons Gretchen Huettner decided to become a 4-H Leader is that she has fond memories of the many opportunities 4-H provided her when she was young.

Staff Report     GREENVILLE — The town of Greenville has received a $50,000 grant from the CDBG Micro-Enterprise Program for Northwoods Gourmet Girl to expand its business.

Staff Report     GREENVILLE — Luke Muzzy, president of the Moosehead Lake Region Economic Development Corporation, updated the Greenville Board of Selectmen on the organization’s recent activities last week.

Staff Report     GREENVILLE — Members of the Moosehead Lake Region Economic Development Corporation are scheduled to give an update on their recent activities at the Aug.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer     GREENVILLE — It’s a common belief that people of all ages love trains, whether they’re the ones still chugging on the Amtrak rails today or finely-detailed model railroads passed down through the generations.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer     GREENVILLE — A little rain couldn’t dampen the celebration of the steamship Katahdin’s 100th birthday in Greenville Saturday night as more than 200 people gathered for refreshments and tributes to the classic vessel.

Staff Report     GREENVILLE — Ken Snowdon, the president of the Moosehead Riders ATV Club, addressed the Aug.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer     GREENVILLE — Randy and Colleen Richard are coming home again.

THE WINNERObserver photo/Mike Lange  Maine Employee Mutual Insurance Company (MEMIC) safety management consultant Andy Wood presents the Game of Logging winner’s $1,000 check to Sam Heffner of Greenville.

Staff Report     GREENVILLE — The Greenville Board of Selectmen has been asked to revisit two previously-requested ATV access routes in the community: passage through the downtown intersection and access along Route 15 over Indian Hill.

    GREENVILLE — The Plum Creek Foundation recently awarded a $7,000 grant to the Moosehead Historical Society to help fund the construction of two bateaux that will showcase a key historic aspect of Maine’s logging history.