OHCHS, OHTS students learn about border etiquette, security

For federal border patrol agents, the outdoors is their office.

Tech school eyes historic Red School House for its outdoor rec program

Norway children attended the Red School House from the 1930s until the 1960s. Since then community groups have used the school mostly for meeting space.

Norway’s Odd Fellows Hall to become affordable housing

The building renovation includes developing 16 affordable housing apartments and one commercial unit.

Dragon boating: Lake Pennesseewassee’s newest addition to water recreation

A group of Oxford Hills boaters has established Maine's first dragon boating club in Norway.

Oxford pet adoption fair tomorrow from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. at Station House Community Center

Adoptable dogs will take over the Station House Community Center in Oxford, ready to meet the human of their dreams.

Carlee-Mae Cash honored with 2023 Principal’s Award

The annual award is sponsored by the Maine Principal's Association.

Message of spring

Paris teens raise more than $9K for honor flight program

A twin senior project gains sisters Julia and Ashlee Gay the unforgettable experience of volunteering on a Honor Flight Maine trip and inspires them to raise more than $9,000 for other veterans to visit Washington, DC in the future.

Youth survey shines a light on student health in Oxford Hills

Data collected from the survey will be used to assess health education curriculum, staff planning, collaboration between school health and behavioral health officials and inform development of of non-curriculum intervention plans.

Young Agnes Gray writer wins 4-H scholarship essay contest

Fourth-grader Alivia Deabler is going to camp next summer after her essay about attending 4-H camp at Bryant Pond at Bryant Pond was chosen as the top entry.