Lisbon council votes to adjust transfer station fees

The changes went into effect on May 5.

Lisbon firefighters free woodpecker trapped in fishing line

The woodpecker had become entangled in fishing line in a tree by the Sabattus River.

As overdoses rise in Lisbon, new police partnership offers a way out

The new program with Tri-County Mental Health Services will allow crisis workers to accompany police to overdose calls and help people begin the recovery process.

Photo: Backyard fun in Lisbon

Photo: Staying on track

Spectators keep warm during Lisbon track meet.

Lisbon board approves solar project

The town's temporary pause on new solar projects doesn't include the Frost Hill Avenue solar power project approved by the planning board Thursday.

Lisbon greenhouse announces major expansion

Projected to be complete by 2026, the addition will increase Springworks' capacity by more than 20 times their current production.

Lisbon woman to start brewery on Main Street

Olive Pit Brewing Co., the town's first brewery, will cater to the growing female beer consumer, according to owner Christy Cain.

Lisbon to force property owner to clean up trash, debris

The town also seeks to recoup attorney fees through a court judgement, said Town Manager Diane Barnes.

During pandemic, Lisbon middle school is all about safety and education

Philip W. Sugg Middle School has used technology and safety protocols to keep students learning in person for most of the year, while COVID-19 cases have been minimal.