Consolidated grant transforms Roberts Farm classes to an outdoor science lab

Lab technology and tools are just one step in a vision revitalizing education programming at Roberts Farm.

Otisfield moves toward commercial solar farm ordinance

Town officials to seek moratorium as they develop regulatory ordinance.

Black History Month: Spotty records provide blurry profiles of early Black residents

Henry Johnson, born a slave in the deep south, moved to Paris in 1870.

District now federally approved CDL trainer

A new federal law requires truck drivers to complete formal training.

Beloved OHCHS Principal Ted Moccia to retire

Coach, teacher, principal, mentor and friend, Ted Moccia says he is ready to enjoy his family and good health.

Selectmen not ready to move town offices

Even after frozen pipes and a rash of furnace repairs forced the municipal center to close for a week, the Board of Selectmen vote to delay vacating the building for another season.

Oxford town office open after plumbing, furnace failures

Apropos of cancelled selectmen's business, the damage comes as the town seeks a temporary solution for municipal business to vacate the building in favor of a portable office to be located on King Street.

‘Four Chaplains’ lost during WW II to be honored in Norway

The ceremony brings together representatives of St. Catherine's, South Paris' First Congregational Church, Bolster's Mills Methodist Church and Auburn's Temple Shalom.

Omicron on the decline in Oxford Hills – for now

DHHS, Oxford County Sheriff’s Office launch investigations at Agnes Gray

Ashley Rowe said she was misled about the extent of her child's altercation with Monica Henson.