By Melissa Carter Erik’s Church in Windham hosted another successful fundraising event to support MaineHealth Barbara Bush Children’s Hospit...

Whoever said newspapers are dead probably hasn’t looked at a recent edition of The Windham Eagle newspaper. The newspaper was created by Ke...

By Ed Pierce After a meeting in Windham in February about the upcoming Great Falls Bridges work and receiving public comments about the proj...

By Ed Pierce One of the most iconic structures associated with Windham is back open again, six months after sustaining damage when an overlo...

By Ed Pierce On Wednesday, the Rev. Robert “Bob” Canfield achieved a milestone that only 0.027 percent of people ever attain when he celebra...

By Masha Yurkevich The Town of Windham is made up of more than 60 miles of private roads and while they are a part of the town, it is every ...

By Ed Pierce A young Windham woman is optimistic that a kidney transplant will return her life to normalcy and give her back an opportunity ...

By Ed Pierce For Maine author Shannon Parker, the process of writing her new novel Love & Lobster s was as she describes it a lot like f...

By Ed Pierce Christmas presents come in all shapes and sizes, yet for one Windham family this year, the enormity of the gift they have been ...

By Ed Pierce When first approached several years ago about turning his beloved “Maine Christmas Song” into a children’s book, composer Con F...

By Ed Pierce And then there were none. Carroll McDonald, the last surviving World War II veteran living in Windham, died at the age of 99 on...

By Ed Pierce A great writer can take readers to faraway places they may never experience themselves or tell stories that inspire their imagi...

By Ed Pierce The Town of Windham’s oldest resident has died at the age of 106. Hazel P. Gilman, who was born July 20, 1918, passed away Oct....