Skowhegan’s Cierrah French recovering at home from cancer surgery

French, who turned 13 on April 29, six days after she underwent surgery on her leg at Boston Children's Hospital, is doing better after a difficult couple of weeks, according to her grandmother, Alecia Blodgett.

Somerset Future of Maine honors MSAD 54 students

Thirty third-grade through sixth-grade students presented scholarships at April 24 ceremony.

Cedar Ridge Center resident Joyce Bishop recognized

Maine Health Care Association honors long-term care residents for life's work during Remember ME photography exhibit in Augusta.

Pet adoption event set for May 4 in Skowhegan

Friendly leashed pets welcome.

Maine Senate passes bill to ban Native American school mascots

The measure, which comes after a divisive, years-long debate in Skowhegan, has now received initial approval in both chambers of the Legislature.

Longtime Skowhegan Savings employee Karen Hart to retire

Sen. Collins’ staff to hold local office hours May 2

Locations include Fairfield, Pittsfield and Skowhegan town offices.

SAD 54 board of directors shun nonbinding advisory ‘Indians’ vote on June ballot

Four years in the making, the vote Thursday night came on the heels of an earlier vote by the board to retire the mascot.

Riverview patient who killed Troy man in 2009 seeks move to Glenburn group home

Karen McCaul was found not criminally responsible for killing Richard Howe on Christmas Eve in 2009 and was committed to state custody.

Skowhegan girl recovering in Boston after cancer surgery

Cierrah French, 12, who underwent a several-hour surgery Tuesday to remove a tumor in her leg and replace her knee, is doing well, according to her grandfather, Wayne Blodgett.