As COVID-19 concerns persist, Waterville council votes to hold remote meetings until end of March

City councilors on Tuesday disagreed about whether to hold remote meetings for the next three council meetings, narrowly voting 4-3 to do so.

Waterville church to hold online auction

Hospice nonprofit to offer facilitator training

Art society seeks entries for juried art show

Cab driver pulls gun on Waterville Public Works employee, police say

Alfred Gervais, 63, of Waterville is accused of brandishing a handgun during Saturday's snowstorm after being told not to remove barricades placed in the road to protect workers cleaning up after an automobile crash.

Want to save on energy costs? Waterville man charts path for others to follow

Electricity costs are spiking, but Steve Kahl has taken steps to make his house more energy efficient and insulate himself from volatile energy prices.

Waterville chamber to host business breakfast with hotel manager

Waterville City Council to consider remote-only meetings

Councilors are scheduled to meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday at The Elm at 21 College Ave. Members of the public can view or take part in the meeting virtually via links on the city's website — www.waterville-me.gov.

Winter’s heaviest snowfall so far, wind gusts, blast through central Maine

Cold temperatures, heavy winds and snow kept many area residents inside Saturday, and off roads.

Temporary shelter for homeless set to move from Waterville to Augusta hotel

An ongoing lack of available affordable housing is making it hard for homeless people to leave what was meant to be a temporary shelter.