We had an enjoyable hike up Pisgah Hill last week. The weather cooperated and the trail is in good shape. The loop trail offers some interesting stone artifacts from an old quarry. We will try a new ...

Thanks to Tom for submitting this great shot of some recent local lightning!

2023 was a year of progress for the New Gloucester Fire Rescue Department. Our members responded to a wide variety of calls, trained on many different subjects, and interacted with our community on ...

Got extra books? Help support the Friends of the New Gloucester Public Library by donating your gently used books at one of our upcoming Book Drop events. We’re seeking children’s books, adult fiction ...

|Debra Smith| The MSAD15 School Board met on July 16 to review and approve budget reductions, following the defeat of the proposed budget by Gray voters in June. The new budget cuts reduce the budget ...

In years past, I often watched various bees enjoying the feast of flowers, peacefully and productively pollinating the fruiting bushes and trees across our property. The untamed wildflowers ...

There was a tent pitched in the yard, and we learned the story of the camper over a delicious dinner. Jeff Roberts met Joe Hall pushing a cart with a solar panel attached on Rte 100, near the New ...

Read the latest community newsletter from Interim Superintendent Chanda Turner with candid photos from graduation and more by clicking this link or downloading the PDF below.

Bart Hathorne, 74, passed away peacefully at his home on June 15, 2025 after a courageous and brief battle with cancer. A proud Shriner and true motor enthusiast, Bart had a lifelong passion for ...

A steamy, sticky July morning saw the crew from Nealco Construction of Naples continuing their progress on the Fairgrounds bathroom and storage project. Sheathing now covers the walls and the roof, ...

Join friends and neighbors for a public reading of the Declaration of Independence on Thursday, July 4, at 9 a.m. The reading will take place at the New Gloucester History Barn in the Town Hall ...