Gorham voters will go to the polls on March 5 to choose candidates for the 2024 presidential election in November. There are no other candidates…
On Tuesday, Feb. 13, the Town Council hosted the Gorham Economic Development Corporation for a meal and workshop to discuss the goals of the two…
According to Chancellor Dannel Malloy of the Maine University System, an estimated 190,000 Mainers have completed some amount of college but hold no degree or…
The Gorham Food Pantry has stood for over 25 years as support for those in need. As 2024 begins, the pantry is noticing an increase…
As part of the Read-a-Thon at Great Falls School, Principal Becky Fortier agreed to put herself in some unusual predicaments to motivate students to meet…
Tournaments for all winter sports begin in February and the Rams are well represented across the state landscape. For the Rams the winter sports post…
Last month, Gov. Janet Mills spoke to our state’s collective grief in her annual State of the State Address. Mainers have endured a lot over…
Newly mounted on a wall near the circulation desk at Baxter Library is a gorgeous piece of art by local sculptor, Lin Lisberger, called “Chicken…
This notice is for those who have not requested forgiveness nor begun repayment of a pandemic Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) Forgivable Loan or Economic Injury…
...according to John Lennon. Add two or three early Christian priests and Valentine’s Day becomes special. In the 3rd century, several men named Valentine angered…