Pittsfield News

A Pittsfield woman denied setting fire to her neighbor's vehicle Monday during her first court appearance on a felony arson charge.

Today, Maine Army National Guard Colonel Andrew L. Gibson served as guest chaplain in the House of Representatives and delivered the opening prayer.

Kids in Pittsfield got a chance to hop into some big trucks Thursday. It was during their annual field day.

A 6-inch water mail broke June 5 when workers started to replace a fire hydrant on Leonard Street, close to downtown, sending about 10,000 gallons of water shooting into the street.

Residents of several streets in Pittsfield were ordered by the town to boil water for cooking and drinking because of a large water main break today on Leonard Street.

Country Creations can't be easily categorized. It's part gallery, part gift shop, and it's certainly an experience to be in the shop.

Call for Entries: Open Invitational Juried Art Exhibit at the Pittsfield Public Library during the Central Maine Egg Festival.

Spectrum Generations Somerset Community Center is seeking volunteer drivers to deliver Meals on Wheels to homebound seniors and disabled adults in Somerset County out of its Skowhegan office starting immediately.

A former Bowdoinham man will serve 30 days of a three-year jail sentence for his role as an accomplice in a 2012 Bowdoinham home invasion and burglary.

University of Maine at Farmington President Kathryn A. Foster is pleased to announce the recent appointment of Kelly L. Dodge, an accomplished professional with 15 years of fundraising and advancement experience, as the University's new vice president for university advancement.

Some young students in Pittsfield honored members of the military Friday. The first through fourth graders at Vickery School put on their annual Memorial Day ceremony.

An employee of Maine Heritage Timber works with the hardwood flooring made from logs salvaged from the bottom of Quakish Lake in Millinocket.

Little things, such as donating felt pads used as packing material to an art class at a local elementary school, can make a difference in environmental sustainability, according to workers at a Pittsfield company that produces fire safety products.