Hebron Academy senior uses curiosity to draw others into her community

Grad Tidings: For more than a year during the pandemic, Hebron Academy's student magazine stopped publishing. Then, Nola Goodwin came along and gave the biannual publication a fresh start.

Paris-based district updating safety and security measures

Emergency preparedness, building safety and cybersecurity are challenges facing all districts and require financial commitments to tackle.

Unhappy Hebron voters reject Town Report

Voters met for 2½ hours Saturday and adopted the $1 million budget.

Hebron voters to consider federal money for equipment, buildings

Residents will consider 53 articles at Saturday's annual meeting.

Animal Tales: At Furry Glen Farm, bird is the word

Christine Keough's facility in Hebron is a loving family home — and unofficial rescue shelter — open to feathery friends awaiting the right owner.

Photo Album: Maine foliage gave us plenty of scenery to admire

The wind from the storm that blew through Maine last week knocked down Maine's colorful leaves. Here's a selection of fall scenes from our photographers.

Photo Album: Hebron apple press makes cider for 1 more year

Jim Mavor, now 71, began making apple cider during his first year of high school.

Hebron man presses apples for his many friends and fans for more than 40 years

Jim Mavor, 71, began making apple cider during his first year of high school, and says Sunday marked his last day at the press.

SNAPSHOT: Hebron society honors, bids farewell to president

Local students make Simmons University dean’s list