New construction will begin this fall on Cherry Hill Barn, an addition to Shaw’s Cherry Hill Farm in Gorham, adjacent to Sebago Brewing Company. Designed as a vibrant community hub, the barn’s primary ...

Brodie Berlinger, a graduating senior at Gorham High School, has been honored with a 2026 #CreateConnectCare Award from Creative Visions. This global initiative celebrates youth creativity as a tool ...

Great Falls Career Fair had two days of Career Fairs. They were a huge success. Grades 3, 4, and 5 students created resumes highlighting their skills and explored careers that matched their interests.

The Gorham Recreation Department sponsored the summer Gazebo Concerts again this summer. They delighted the many concertgoers who attended these Tuesday evening events. Among the bands that performed ...

The University of Southern Maine rallied past Keene State 11-5 to clinch the LEC championship on May 9. Sophomore Caleb Vacchiano (Cornish, Maine/Sacopee Valley) drove in six runs, including four on ...

Thanks to a story idea from Hannaford customer and 20-year Gorham resident Corinne Altham, we learned that 2026 is Lisa King’s 40th year working at Hannaford. Anyone who shops at Hannaford regularly ...

Juniors Jack Cyr and Antoine Dube are both having an outstanding track and field season. They recently qualified and competed in the BU Terrier Classic. The event is a prestigious annual two-day ...

The USM Women’s soccer team made it back to the NCAA tournament for the third straight year in a row. Their 3-0 shutout win over Western Connecticut on Nov. 9 secured their third consecutive Little ...

Six candidates are running for three 3-year terms on the Town Council in the Nov. 4 election. They are Kelly Dearborn, Philip Gagnon, Charles Hamblen, Timothy O’Leary, Sam Puiton, and Seven Siegel.The ...

Miriam I. Rimkunas, GHS Class of ’08, recently won the Maine Writers & Publisher’s Alliance (MWPA) Maine Literary Award for their book titled “Survivor Concentrate: An Apocalyptic Fable.” Rimkunas is ...

Farming can be a risky business, especially for youth and those new to the farming environment. To minimize the chance of injuries to those working on Maine farms, University of Maine Cooperative ...

Bob Burns moved to Gorham eighteen years ago to become the Public Works Director. Originally from Yarmouth, he was “thrilled to be back in Maine”. During his time with Public Works, Burns has been ...