Pulitzer Prize-winning editor Rebecca Corbett returns to Waterville for ‘She Said’ screening downtown

Rebecca Corbett, the editor who spearheaded The New York Times' 2017 investigation into Harvey Weinstein's sexual misconduct, reflected at Friday's panel on her first-ever job at the Morning Sentinel and the role of an editor in investigative reporting.

Waterville partners to launch local youth exhibit March 3

The Youth Art Month exhibition will be on view at Ticonic Gallery, Greene Block + Studios through March 31.

Day’s Jewelers vice president of marketing to join Women’s Jewelry Association Foundation

Crews contain propane blaze set off by fuel leak at Waterville pump station

The early Friday morning blaze happened at the Dead River Shell Station at 500 Kennedy Memorial Drive in Waterville.

Reporting Aside: Winslow food pantry is ‘uplifting spirits and souls’

As food prices increase and more and more people can't afford to buy their own food, let alone travel to a store, the Winslow Community Cupboard brings it to their neighborhoods, Amy Calder writes.

Waterville sets parking ban for Feb. 24

Public can weigh in on Waterville city manager search

A new city manager is expected to be named by the first week in May and that person would start the job 30 to 45 days after that.

Mid-Maine Technical Center hosts local Skills Championships

The gold medalists have qualified to represent the center at the State SkillsUSA Championships in Bangor March 17.

Waterville City Council sends rectory rezoning request back to Planning Board

Councilors said they want to hear an explanation from the Planning Board as to why property at 74 Pleasant St. should be rezoned from residential to commercial, a change that would allow Ware-Butler Building Supply to put business offices in the building.

Somerset County cuts 911 answering service for Kennebec County, citing staffing challenges

Kennebec County officials are now considering what steps they can take to fill the gap in emergency communications after Somerset County commissioners voted to not renew contracts with 16 communities across northern and western Kennebec County.