Chicks with Sticks to play at Lake Days celebration

Farmington man flown to hospital after Canton crash

Joshua Brann, 35, was driving a 2002 Honda Accord on Saturday afternoon when the car went off the road, hit a utility pole, rolled repeatedly and then hit a tree, according to officials.

Canton displays town pride during weekend bicentennial celebration

Residents hold street dance, museum exhibits and parade, among other events, from Thursday evening through Sunday.

Jay man dies in early-morning ATV crash in Canton

Bradford White, 61, was declared dead at the scene on Tessier Road.

Logger pinned by trees in Canton flown to area hospital for his injuries

A middle-aged male logger received significant injuries to his left torso after he was pinned-in by trees he was cutting on Tuesday. The man was flown by LifeFlight helicopter to Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston due to his injuries.

Canton facility administrator among 29 employees with COVID-19

The facility reported on Wednesday that eight residents have died from COVID-19 complications over the past week and there are 110 active cases.

Eight residents at Canton rehab center die of COVID-19 complications

Pinnacle Health and Rehab reports 110 active cases.

More than 50 COVID-19 cases at Canton nursing facility

The Pinnacle Health and Rehab facility in Canton reported 42 residents and 14 staff members tested positive for COVID-19 on their Facebook page Monday.

‘Don’t forget what I did,’ said Doug Culver’s friends of WW II; so he shares his WWII artifacts and knowledge with us

Canton resident Doug Culver, a native of Oregon, held his WW II D-Day presentation "What they Carried on D-Day" at the Canton Historical Society on Thursday evening. He started his collection of WW II artifacts when he was in high school, about 50 years ago.

Central Maine organizations suffering declining membership

Members of the Winthrop Area Handbell Ringers, the Grange and Ancient Ones say that younger people have less 'discretionary time' to take part.