Lisbon Community Credit Union raises over $23,000 for hunger campaign in 2024

Lisbon to use leftover bond money on road work

Voters agreed that money remaining from a 2021 bond for Ferry Road construction can be used for other road projects.

Women-owned businesses a major force in Lisbon’s economy

Most of the new businesses in town in recent years are owned by women. They say it's about improving the community, not gender.

Lisbon residents likely to see increase in property taxes for proposed school budget

The school budget currently proposed would increase the share raised through property taxes by almost 8% compared to last year.

Cuts to federal food program put local farms, schools in a bind

The Trump administration is ending a program that helped districts and producers bring local food to Maine students.

Lisbon to build fence on retaining wall in parking lot near Sausage Kitchen

Town officials consider the lack of fencing a safety risk for people who climb the wall.

See Lisbon man’s art created with blocks of wood

Greg Waters' Lisbon Falls home, garage and gallery next door are filled with works of art in several mediums.

Lisbon resident wants voters, not council, to approve town budget

Charlie Turgeon is leading a petition drive to get the matter on the November ballot.

Lisbon’s Len Lednum always loved models, but it took a career change for him to think small

Lednum molded a Buxton-based tiny billboard maker into a producer of highly detailed miniature Americana.

Hazing allegations shuttered Lisbon football. The school says it’s ready to play again.

Varsity teams that don't complete a season face a 2-year ban from competition under MPA rules, but Lisbon hopes to win its appeal Thursday.