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 It’s a proven fact that our lungs can heal themselves when they're no longer exposed to pollutants and are a key component ...

By Ed Pierce The Windham Economic Development Corporation has issued a report updating the Windham Town Council about the status of the town...

By Lorraine Glowczak Greg Morrison, a 2012 Windham High School graduate, had always dreamed of attending the University of Maine in Orono an...

By Kendra Raymond With the final stages of the Raymond Comprehensive Plan draft complete, committee members will review feedback from reside...

By Ed Pierce There is no shortage of patriotism in Windham and especially on Veterans Day. During this year’s annual Veterans Day observance...

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 Believing that unity is strength and when there is teamwork that anything can be achieved, student groups at Windham Middle Sch...

By Lorraine Glowczak Singer Bob Dylan once said that a hero is someone who understands the responsibility that comes with his or her freedom...

By Matt Pascarella Exactly one week after more than a thousand supporters gathered to dedicate basketball courts in Windham to him, longtime...

By Matt Pascarella A night of mixed emotions spread around the basketball courts next to Windham’s Public Safety Building on Sunday, Nov. 3 ...

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