Jay Mercier, convicted in 2012 in one of Maine’s oldest cold case homicides, back in court

Mercier is mounting a third appeal of his conviction for the murder of Rita St. Peter on July 5, 1980, in Anson.

Madison school board to consider $10.2 million budget

The superintendent of School Administrative District 59 would not release details of the budget proposal, which the school board will consider approving Monday.

Community Service Day set for May 1 in Madison

Senior community members who need help with outside spring cleanup encouraged to call or email the school.

Belfast company plans to buy former Madison paper mill for insulation production, employing 110

GO Lab Inc. plans to employ more than 100 people at the former Madison Paper Industries mill, which shuttered three years ago.

Multiple vehicles crash as spring snowstorm covers central Maine roads

Slick roads contributed to a number of crashes Monday afternoon, authorities said, and the messy weather was expected to continue through Tuesday.

Lucky Clark On Music: Greg Hazard

Guitarist/vocalist with Matt & The Barnburners to perform April 5 at Madison's Somerset Abbey

Fairfield man charged in Tuesday morning drug raid on his home

A search conducted at the home of Christopher M. Chrysler, 32, turned up heroin, digital scales, drug packing material, drug related documentation and drug-related paraphernalia

Madison voters approve tax incentive for developer of senior living center

An agreement approved by residents Monday allows Woodlands Senior Living to retain 85 percent of its property tax payment for 15 years and put the remainder toward an economic development fund.

Madison to hold special town meeting on proposed TIF district

Residents will be asked Monday to approve the creation of a tax-increment financing district around the site of a proposed senior living center and enter into a tax deal with the developer.

Madison’s Linkletter to receive 2019 Principal’s Award