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.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer     GREENVILLE — The Moosehead Region Chamber of Commerce held a reception on July 22 on the steamship Katahdin to officially welcome their new executive director, Angela “Angie” Arno of Dover-Foxcroft.

The Center for Moosehead History in Greenville presents “Two Peas in a Pod,” a retrospective art show of two “hidden gems” of the Moosehead Area — Pam Koch and Debi Lynne Baker.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer     GREENVILLE — Thanks to public generosity and contributions from some major Maine corporations, the Greenville Junction Depot restoration project is continuing this summer, 125 years after the first passenger train stopped at the building.

Staff Report     GREENVILLE — The Greenville Board of Selectmen meet Wednesday, July 16 at 6:30 p.

Staff Report     GREENVILLE — The Greenville Board of Selectmen heard a presentation from Meg Calloway from the Charlotte White Center at their July 2 meeting as part of a countywide effort to assess health-related issues facing communities.

    GREENVILLE —There will be a public meeting on Thursday, July 17 at 6:30 p.

    GREENVILLE — The Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry’s (DACF) Bureau of Parks and Lands (BPL) has announced that construction work has begun on two hiking trails that eventually will be part of an expanded network of non-motorized trails in the Moosehead Lake Region.

Staff Report     GREENVILLE — It rained on Greenville’s Fourth of July parade — but just a little.

Observer photo/Mike Lange Retired school superintendent Paul Stearns, the Republican candidate for Maine House District 119, marched in the Greenville parade.

Observer photo/Mike Lange The color guard from the Cecil R.

Observer photo/Mike Lange As usual, red, white and blue were the dominant colors in Greenville’s parade; and this float even featured a miniature Statue of Liberty.

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By Mike LangeStaff Writer     GREENVILLE — Thousands of people are expected in Greenville on Fourth of July weekend as the town rolls out the red carpet for its annual summer festivities.

Staff Report     GREENVILLE — The Greenville Board of Selectmen approved the purchase of a mini-loader that can be used as a sidewalk plow and heavy-duty mower at their June 25 meeting and elected Richard Peat as chairman of the five-member board.

    GREENVILLE — The Greenville Board of Selectmen’s second meeting of June has been postponed until Wednesday, June 25 at 6:30 p.