Lisbon fire claims two pets, spares occupants

The Maine Office of State Fire Marshal is investigating the cause of the blaze.

Lisbon graduates encouraged to ‘surrender to the uncertainty’

When Laura Craig graduated from high school 20 years ago, she assumed life was linear. But speaking at the Class of 2023 graduation ceremony Sunday, the former Lisbon High School secretary encouraged the soon-to-be graduates to approach their lives differently.

Students receive Gorman scholarships

Former Worumbo Mill site to host more events in Lisbon this summer

Friends of Worumbo is looking for community ideas for activities and events which can be hosted at the site.

Lewiston club recognizes bridge players

Lisbon awards EMS contract to local provider, orders demolition of dangerous building

The Town Council ordered the owner of a duplex at 6 Union St. to demolish the building within 45 days. A fire in February left the building uninhabitable.

Working: Paul Rowland says ‘don’t call me a shoemaker’

Cobbler or anthropologist? A visit to Paul's Shoe Repair is a conversation to remember.

Lisbon valedictorian ‘from away’ already making a positive mark in Maine

Grad Tidings: Lisbon Keenan Overbo-Welker, who said he wants to be recognized for the things he does and not for letters and numbers he receives in school, plans to stay in state for college.

Photo: Tilling the land in Lisbon

Cultivating the land for Cultivating Community.

Lisbon council backs $19.9 million school budget

Lisbon Town Council approved a $19,863,319 school department budget, which will go to referendum June 13.