Judgment grants $3.5 million to Monmouth man’s family over 2014 fatality

Philip M. Coward, 30, died after a load of rebar fell from a forklift at Mid-Maine Foundations Inc., on Howard Road in Monmouth on May 21, 2014.

Monmouth dairy uses federal, local grants to go solar

The Milkhouse was awarded $36,000 from the USDA and $10,000 from the Androscoggin Valley Council of Governments to install a solar array that will eventually fill all the farm's energy needs.

Theater at Monmouth closes 50th anniversary season with ‘Sense and Sensibility’

The fresh take of Jane Austen's novel, adapted and directed by Dawn McAndrews, will run from Sept. 12-Sept. 22.

Monmouth Academy lists honors students for 2nd semester

MCP announces auditions for Agatha Christie’s ‘The Mousetrap’

Auditions will take place Sunday, Aug. 25, and Monday, Aug. 26, in the lower lobby of Cumston Hall.

Wet winter, hot summer damaging Maine’s fruit trees

Weather conditions so far in 2019 have damaged many of Maine's fruit trees, but despite the damage one expert predicts the apple crop will come in just fine.

Camp Shakes returns to Theater at Monmouth

Classes in voice, movement and acting help students explore Shakespeare’s text emotionally, physically and intellectually in preparation for a final performance for family and friends.

U.S. Route 202 in Monmouth closes after vehicle knocks telephone lines into the roadway

Traffic was diverted onto Old Lewiston Road after a single-vehicle accident.

Monmouth ice fishing trap maker invited to White House showcase

Jack Traps' new owner Shawn Norton hopes attending the Made in America Product Showcase will grow the brand name nationally.

Something’s rotten in the state of Denmark in Theater at Monmouth’s ‘Hamlet’

In TAM’s production, the royal family is inspired by the Johnson Publishing Co. whose magazines Ebony and Jet celebrated African American life and culture by portraying black life, refuting stereotypes and inspiring readers to overcome racial and other barriers to success.